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2018 Art Market Report
The Future of Art
The art world is very much a product of larger socioeconomic forces that determine what gets seen, sold and valued, aesthetically as well as monetarily. In art, the long twentieth century, associated ...
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GSE Co-Director Jane Kallir on the Most-Talked-About Auction of 2017
WHAT’S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? Connoisseurship and the Salvator Mundi In 1987, Christie’s, London, sold a painting attributed to Egon Schiele, Youth Kneeling Before God the Father, for £557,... Read More
2017 Art Market Report
A Tale of Two Art Worlds
Our nation is divided, as are the United Kingdom and Western Europe. The election of Donald Trump, Brexit and the rise of right-wing populism across the European continent suggest that globalization h...
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2016 Art Market Report
Fixing the Art World
This year our annual "State of the Market Report" addresses the apparent upsurge in art-related scandals and litigation. "Fixing the Art World" looks into the causes of—and possible solutions to—t...
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Schiele Expert Jane Kallir to Speak on Authentication
Gallery Co-Director Jane Kallir will give a talk, "True or False? Authenticating Works by Egon Schiele" at the Wien Museum on Tuesday, April 12.... Read More
The Taubman Test: What Does the $515 Million Auction Mean?
Sotheby’s auction of art from the estate of A. Alfred Taubman, to which the firm guaranteed $515 million, was characterized by some as a test of the art market. However, the sales on November 4 and ... Read More
Understanding the Art Market, Part III
Five Common-Sense Rules for Collectors
The art market may be bigger than ever today, but the basic rules of collecting have not changed much...
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Understanding the Art Market, Part II
What Do Auction Prices Really Mean?
Because auction prices are published, people often mistakenly equate them with stock prices. In truth, auctions represent only a fraction of the total art market, and the process is far from transpare...
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