Showing posts with label art market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art market. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2016

Observingart: ideas



GOT IT FOR CHEAP

Wednesday May 4th
5-9 pm
David Risley Gallery
Bispevej 29
2400 Copenhagen NV
David Risley Gallery is proud to present GOT IT FOR CHEAP Vol. 2

One night only, first come first served!


GIFC is a traveling group show of over 200 artists. All the works are on roughly 30 x 21cm (A4) paper and priced at 30 dollars (200 DKK). The works that are not sold during the shows will revert to their market prices the following day.

Monday, April 25, 2016

Observingart: market


Hiscox have released their now annual survey of online art trading. This year they’ve included ranking of art sales sites. Robert Read heads Hiscox’s art and private client group. Here are some of his highlights from the report: The online art market has continued to grow strongly (up 24% to $3.27 billion). Read more at Art Market Monitor 

Friday, March 18, 2016

Observingart: art updates


Art after 1940 has benefitted from new materials, especially acrylic paint, based on plastics that are now found to be more fragile and chemically unstable than classical materials. Read more at Art Market Monitor






Nationalmuseum has acquired a unique piece of art glass designed by Betzy Ählström. The Christmas Cactus vase was manufactured in 1902 at the Reijmyre glassworks where she was hired for a brief period. Ählström is now considered one of the female pioneers in the history of Swedish glassmaking and only a few works by her are known. Read more 







Artprice's Global Art Market Annual Report for 2015: with constant price growth, the art market represents a veritable alternative to financial markets. USA recovers top position From China. Read more at Art Market Monitor or download report.






Cyprien Gaillard awarded the ARKEN Prize 2016.  Read more

Cyprien Gaillard, The Recovery of Discovery,Installation view KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin, 2011. Photo: Josephine Walter






Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Observingart: market at TEFAF 2015

Clare McAndrew’s market report which is based on auction sales and the responses of 840 or so dealers to an online questionnaire is out. Read more at Art Market Monitor

Friday, March 4, 2016

Observingart: The 14th Global Art Market Annual Report

Artprice's Global Art Market Annual Report for 2015: with constant price growth, the art market represents a veritable alternative to financial markets. USA recovers top position From China.
The 14th Global Art Market Annual Report can be downloaded in .pdf format free here

Sunday, February 28, 2016

Observingart: Is expensive art the best?



Art Market Monitor: The most expensive art is rarely the best art. And much of its value can come more from who owned it than who painted it. Read more

Monday, February 8, 2016

Observingarts: TEFAF 2016



Galerie Henze & Ketterer 
 Title: Nächtliche Phantasielandschaft 
Artist/Maker: Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Aschaffenburg 1880-1938 Davos) 
Caption: Oil on canvas 110 x 150 cm Verso with the estate-stamp 

The 2016 edition of TEFAF will welcome 269 exhibitors, including new exhibitors in TEFAF Haute Joaillerie, TEFAF Paper, TEFAF Modern and TEFAF Antiques. TEFAF 2016 will take place from 11-20 March at the MECC (Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre), Maastricht, The Netherlands. The TEFAF Paper section continues to grow in strength, adding to its roster of dealers Eric Gillis Fine Art, Brussels, Patrick Heide, London, and Mireille Mosler Ltd, New York. 


Thursday, January 28, 2016

Observingarts: Artmarket from the provinces



"Although these sales don’t generate the publicity of New York and London’s marquee auctions, they represent a better and broader gauge of the interest in art objects of all kinds".


Read full article from ArtMonitor

Friday, January 8, 2016

Observingarts: buying art - an introduction.


Buying art? An introduction to the art market
WEDNESDAY January 13th 17:00
A seminar with Marie Stokkenes Johansen on January 13. The seminar will focus on the structure of the international art market and where a novice art collector should begin. Learn about art collection as investment and what opportunities exist within the art market in Stavanger.


Read more: http://kunsthallstavanger.no/en/events/kj%C3%B8pe-kunst

Thursday, January 7, 2016

Observingarts: up or down or ....................



The end of the 2015 brought a spate of news articles declaring the end of the art market boom years. This isn’t the time or place to go into the details except to point out that, apart from the establishment of a very few public prices in the nine-figure range, 2015 was most notable as […] Read More → Art Market Monitor

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Observingarts: British Art Lacks International Interest This Season


 It was tough at the top for the highest estimated lots in Christie’s Modern British Art sale last week when nine of the expected top 12 elicited little competition, selling at or below the lower end of their estimated prices. Read more

Monday, November 16, 2015

Observingarts: Latin American Autumn by Artprice

Artprice.com reports on growing interest in Latin American art: "New York’s sales of Latin American art are an important part of the annual auction calendar and are faithfully orchestrated by Phillips, Sotheby’s and Christie’s every year. This year, the LatAm sales will take place on 18, 19 and 20 November and the auctioneers will no doubt have noticed the growing interest of major American and European museums for the Latin American art scene. Indeed, in recent years, the “acquisition phase” has accelerated and Latin American artists have enjoyed a growing number of important exhibitions such as the major retrospective of Wifredo Lam’s work currently showing at the Centre Pompidou in Paris (30 September - 15 February 2016) that will move next year to the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid (12 April - 15 August 2016) and then the Tate Modern in London (14 September 2016 - 8 January 2017)". Read more. 

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Observingarts: What drives collectors today?






Scott Reyburn uses his International New York Times column to make a startling comparison between the prices of some Contemporary works and the sales for Old Master paintings that lack the scale and reputation to command top prices. Read More → Art Market Monitor

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Observingarts: The Contemporary Art Market Report 2015





Contemporary art has become the primary driver of the global Art Market, a role historically played by Modern Art. This reality – analysed and explained by Artprice in its most recent semi-annual report (August 2015) – has been confirmed by our latest data sets for the Contemporary art market. 

Get full report from Artprice in PDF via Twitter