The change is here: the 13 young galleries that renew Arco (and the Spanish art market)
A new wave of young galleries is revitalizing the Arco art fair and the Spanish art market with diverse, international perspectives and innovative programming.
From stress reduction to self-expression: the demand for creative tools is growing
Experts are noting a significant shift in the artistic supplies market in Lithuania, as a broader audience beyond professional artists is engaging in creative expressions, including those seeking emotional well-being.
Spring awakens at Tymo Market: 'Easter Art Fair 2026' will gather Vilnius residents
The Easter Art Fair 2026 at Tymo Market blends tradition with contemporary art, showcasing unique creations from local artists.
Estonian Art Auction is Like an Adult Class Evening: A Little Drink and Then Everyone Goes for the Girls
Artists Siim Raie and Reigo KuivjΓ΅gi discuss optimism and trends in the Estonian art market during a conversation at the PoCo Pop Art Museum.
Art dealers shift focus to Gulf buyers amid global sales slump
Art dealers are turning their attention to wealthy Gulf buyers as global art sales decline in 2024.
War among heirs, institutional weakness and a mysterious will cross a collection filled with Fridas, Riveras, and Orozcos
The Gelman art collection, renowned for its significant works by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, is embroiled in a complex legal battle involving heirs and the impact of institutional instability.
Italy buys the painting Ecce Homo by Antonello da Messina at Sotheby's for over 12 million euros
Italy has purchased the 'Ecce Homo' painting by Antonello da Messina for approximately 12.5 million euros at Sotheby's, highlighting its significant cultural value.
Return on investments in Brazilian paintings is lower than inflation, says research
A study indicates that investments in Brazilian paintings from 2012 to 2022 yielded returns below inflation and traditional financial investments like the stock market.
Art Detective: Epstein sold a painting by a Latvian artist for 700 thousand euros
Jeffrey Epstein showed interest in a painting by a Latvian artist, which was sold for over 600 thousand pounds at a Christie's auction.
IlΓͺ Sartuzi Exhibit Exchanges Art for Purchase Contracts and Speculations
The exhibition 'Contrato' at the Luisa Strina Gallery in SΓ£o Paulo showcases works by IlΓͺ Sartuzi that challenge art market conventions through agreements and legal terms rather than traditional paintings.
A new mural has appeared in the Dolac market hall
A new mural titled 'Abundance from a Paradise Garden' by artist Paula HoraΔek has been unveiled at the Dolac market hall in Zagreb.
LOOK at the new mural in Dolac, it took 150 hours to paint!
A new mural, created over 150 hours, has brought vibrant colors to the Dolac market in Zagreb, aiming to evoke warmth and connection among visitors.
Create the Next: Vitex Enters a New Era of Development with a New Logo and Visual Identity from G Design Studio
Vitex is undergoing a significant, multi-level transformation that marks its entry into a new era of growth while continuing to lead the market, highlighted by the operation of a new state-of-the-art factory.
Why More and More Family Collections Are Coming to the Art Market and How to Sell Them
Long-accumulated family art collections are hitting the market as investors reevaluate their strategies and young collectors introduce new trends, posing a challenge to an evolving art trade.
Art Estate Foundation: Where to put the art when the artist dies?
The Art Estate Foundation in Frankfurt addresses the challenge of storing and preserving valuable artworks after an artist's passing, amidst full museum depots and a disinterested market.
Art Market: The Hour of Women Also Strikes in Spain
In 2025, women artists made significant achievements in the Spanish art market, with the state remaining a key buyer, leading to the acquisition of many high-value works for museums.
The Comedy of Art: What Will the Carmen Thyssen Museum in Barcelona Be Like?
The article discusses the necessity of promoting Catalan painting from around 1900 through a new museum in Barcelona, focusing on high-quality collections from that era amid current challenges in the art market.
Looted Artworks by the Nazis Emerge in the Market
Eighty years after the end of World War II, an increasing number of looted art pieces are appearing at auctions and galleries as their illegitimate owners pass away.
Famous art dealer begins court battle. In the background, paintings worth one hundred million dollars
Yves Bouvier, a Swiss art dealer, faces legal challenges linked to his controversial dealings with Russian businessman Dmitry Rybolovlev over valuable artworks.
When I reacted as a teenager to a manβs harassment in the Nazareth market, he pulled out a knife
Doris Hakim, a Greek-Palestinian artist, shares her life story and cultural experiences at her exhibition 'All Eyes on Palestine' in Athens, reflecting on incidents of harassment.
India Means Serious Business with Art
The Kochi Biennale showcases politically charged art and a growing art market in India, highlighting the country's cultural ambitions amid its economic rise.
Culture as a Commodity: Luxury is Trendy
The art market increasingly blurs the lines between art, fashion, and luxury, highlighted by recent exorbitant auctions in Abu Dhabi.