The wholesale cancellation of art trade shows and exhibitions across the globe to curb the spread of coronavirus may just have ushered in an innovative way to do business within the global art market as affected… https://t.co/5nQnfsOVRp
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It’s great working with this new team on our vision to bring transparency to the African Art market. It’s challenging trying to remove the barriers for new entrants but we hope… https://t.co/sd3pha0sLD
Art Basel and Art Central, two of the biggest Hong Kong art events in Asia cancelled this year’s edition of the fairs due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
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In January, galleries began dropping out with 15%… https://t.co/qvefAuarMV
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The third edition of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Marrakech [@154artfair] took place this past weekend. With 20 carefully selected leading galleries and over 65 artists, Marrakech saw traffic from collectors,… https://t.co/FsrRgqLPJQ
In 2019, Hiscox, the International Insurance Company commissioned a comprehensive report into the growing trend of buying art online. It delivered some interesting insights, including 79% of those surveyed had bought… https://t.co/vbVOCDrzgL
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Paa Joe, the Ghanaian fantasy coffin artist has had collectors knocking at his coffin parlour door since he participated in Magiciens de la Terre, the landmark exhibition in 1989. Collector and dealer Stefan… https://t.co/AaEbUXr8sI
Last night, Amoako Boafo’s The Lemon Bathing Suit sold for a staggering GBP 675,000 at the Philips 20th Century & Contemporary Art Sale. The piece had a GBP 30,000 to GBP 50,000 guide price.
In your opinion, what factors contribute to such a rise in an artist’s selling power, an endorsement by a major collector or an art institute, a mention in a reputable publication or winning awards?
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“Females carry the marks, language, and nuances of their culture more than the male. Anything that is desired or despised is always placed on the female body.” -Wangechi Mutu @MutuStudio
Toyin Ojih Odutola is one of the highest Nigerian artists, constantly surpassing her own records. Her piece 'Compound Leaf' sold for $597,805 @Sothebys London in 2019, her highest sale at auction so far.
#southafrica#pressrelease Major Auction of Modern & Contemporary African Art | ASPIRE X PIASA | 14 February 2020 - Ever-increasing global interest in art from Africa is changing the art market. To meet the growing demand, Aspire Art Auctions has... https://t.co/YLFXSGfgk1
The potential investment returns from owning artworks has become the primary motive of a growing number of collectors. The risks aside, there is an increasing interest in fine arts, particularly paintings, as an alternative investment.
Still following the money?
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