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In the wake of a damning report on famous Drouot [16/09/2010]
France’s major economic newspaper Les Echos reports, in an article by Martine Robert, having had access to the famous report on the Paris auction place commissioned by French Minister for Justice after the Savoyards scandal. The 10 September 2010 report highlights the decline and lack of transparency of the 70 auction houses.
Jean-Michel Basquiat – Best auction revenue of the year in the contemporary paintings and contemporary drawings categories… [06/09/2010]
A controversial figure who enjoyed substantial media exposure, Jean-Michel Basquiat’s work moved quickly from the anonymity of the New York subway to the spotlight of galleries and bourgeois homes.
Artists under 30 [02/09/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series. The theme of today’s TOP article is the top ten auction results for artists under 30, so far this year
The auction duopoly under pressure [30/08/2010]
The art market recovered its momentum in the first half of 2010: + 71% in auction revenue from Fine Art alone! This fact has been quickly seized by the auction houses who are now predicting annual growth in 3 figures in order to reassure a still hesitant market.
Overview of the art auction market during the first half of 2010 [23/08/2010]
At the end of the first half of 2010, global auction revenue from fine art amounted to €2.9 billion. This figure is indeed €800m short of the peak of the first semester of 2007 (€3.7billion), but it is up €1.2 billion versus first semester 2009.
The 10 best results on the London art market in 2010 [19/08/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series. The theme of today’s TOP article is the 10 best auction results in London this year.
Design: the return of wood [16/08/2010]
At auctions, collectors of top-end design are showing a distinct penchant for highly decorative furniture produced in very limited editions, or even unique pieces.
Nicolas De Staël [09/08/2010]
For the second time in fifteen years, the Swiss Pierre Gianadda Foundation has put on a major retrospective exhibition of the painter Nicolas de Staël (18 June – 21 November 2010).
Top 10 auction results of Turner Prize winners [05/08/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series. The theme of today’s TOP article is the Top 10 auction results generated by Turner Prize winners.
Australian art market momentum [02/08/2010]
Although confined to a marketplace consisting of Sydney and Melbourne, the demand for modern and contemporary Australian art is surprisingly dynamic. In fact, the auction price indices of the country’s top artists have been very buoyant, particularly since 2007.
Contemporary Russian Art [26/07/2010]
Although contemporary Russian artists have not yet generated the exceptional prices that artists like Damien HIRST or Jeff KOONS command, they nevertheless represent a dynamic market that is ready for broader international exposure.
The top 10 best auction results for Photography [22/07/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series.The theme of today’s TOP article is the Top 10 auction results recorded in photography.
AMCI: taking the pulse of the art market … [19/07/2010]
The health of the art market is substantially correlated to that of the global economy. However, in order to obtain a more accurate picture of the market’s mood and to provide a real-time indicator of its trends, Artprice launched its art market confidence indicator (AMCI) at the start of 2008.
2010: the best results from Old Masters [12/07/2010]
The price index for Old Masters reached its peak of the decade in October 2008. Thus, like a number of other art segments, it benefited from the auction room euphoria that developed between 2004 and 2008 and then suffered from the meltdown as the economic crisis chased confidence out of the market. However, since the end of 2009 the major works withheld from auctions when the market was weak have started to return.
Sculpture: top 10 auction results [08/07/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series.The theme of today’s TOP article is the Top 10 auction results recorded in sculpture.
June 2010: major sales in London … and in Paris! [05/07/2010]
The major London sales during June were stacked full of high quality works: an ultra-rare Manet self-portrait, a Fauvist work by André Derain with an extraordinary background and an absinthe drinker from Picasso’s ‘Blue Period’ – the results could not fail to better the previous years’ totals.
Gérard Garouste: painting between madness and the quest for knowledge [28/06/2010]
Gérard GAROUSTE is one of those artists who appears to have resisted the ebb and flow of artistic fashions and intellectual trends by continuing to express himself through ‘traditional’ painting.
Video art: Top 10 auction results [24/06/2010]
Every fortnight Artprice provides you with a new or updated ranking in its Alternate-Friday Top Series.The theme of today’s TOP article is the Top 10 auction results recorded in video art.
The Paris art auction market [21/06/2010]
Traditionally London and New York host the so-called ‘prestige’ sales that generate the world’s most spectacular art auction results whereas 89% of the art auction lots sold in France fetch less than $10,000. Nevertheless, from time to time some impressionist, modern and contemporary works offered at French sales generate results on a par with Anglo-American results.
Artprice Becomes the ‘Killer Application’ for Apple’s iPad in the Art World [14/06/2010]
Artprice, the world leader in art market information, has launched a series of Apple’s iPad(R) services (mostly pay-services) for its 1.3 million members and anyone who owns an iPad throughout the world.
May 2010: Top 10 auction results [11/06/2010]
Every other Friday, Artprice publishes a ranking of auction records. This week, discover the highest prices recorded in May 2010.
Louise Bourgeois – Redemption through art [07/06/2010]
The life of Louise BOURGEOIS was rich with 70 years of creativity. The artist, who died aged 98 on 31 May 2010, was consulted by young artists in her New York studio up until her last years. French by birth, Louise Bourgeois obtained legitimate recognition in the United States where she lived and worked for forty years.
Photography sales in May [01/06/2010]
April-May and , October-November are the key periods for the photo market in London, Paris and New York. In 2008, the strong increase in both demand and prices considerably accelerated the frequency of photography auctions.
African art in New York [21/05/2010]
Phillips de Pury & Company’s New York Africa sale on 15 May 2010 confirmed the rising price trend for African art and not just for the internationally recognized headline artists whose works already enjoy “global” demand. However, with total income from the sale at $1.1m and a bought-in rate of 38.4%, the sale was only partially successful, even in the less than $10,000 price bracket.
Return of market effervescence [17/05/2010]
With a large number of major collectors clearly back in acquisitive mode, the results of the big sales in New York during May amply covered the price expectations and were a far cry from those posted in May 2009.
Peter Doig – An invitation to travel [10/05/2010]
Nature, as seen by Peter Doig, is an invitation to enter the mirror. On the other side, a journey through the subconscious… The collector Charles Saatchi, known to the public for his promotion of morbid works by the Young British Artists, is also an owner of Doig’s chimerical paintings, which resulted in an immediate escalation of the artist’s price index.
Christie’s and Sotheby’s anticipate price increases [03/05/2010]
For their Contemporary Art sales on 11 and 12 May 2010, Christie’s and Sotheby’s are betting on high prices for masterpieces signed Warhol, Klein and Rothko. But above all, the catalogues contain a number of major works that the crisis has withheld from the market.
May auction sales: the ascent continues… [26/04/2010]
The recovery in art prices is accelerating. At least, that is judging by the ambitious estimates announced by the major auction houses for their forthcoming Impressionist and Modern Art sales on 4 and 5 May 2010.
The dynamism of kinetic art [19/04/2010]
Kinetic art goes back a long way. Its origins – from a multitude of groups and movements – go back to the 1910s and 1920s, an era highly impregnated by the cult of progress and the myth of the machine. Europe, the United States and Latin America were the main cradles for the development of an abstract language that eschewed static art and sought to emulate or trigger movement, whether real or virtual.
Russian art: a tidal wave in April [12/04/2010]
Between 2005 and 2008 the number of Russian artists generating 7-figure USD sums at auctions dramatically increased as wealthy collectors exercised a new appetite for a body of work that was relatively cheap compared with the stratospheric prices being fetched by European art. In price terms, the primary beneficiary of this new focus on Russian art during the last decade was 19th century Russian art.
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