Millennial Buyers Reshape Art-scape
New galleries, art fairs, social media, and a new class of buyers are propping up the market.
New galleries, art fairs, social media, and a new class of buyers are propping up the market.
Record prices, doubling valuations and growing incomes catapult art as a vibrant asset class.
From fine wines to carpets, watches and jewellery to art and whisky casks, and million-dollar apartments, here's how to diversify your portfolio with the rarest of assets.
As artists caught on to digital avenues and social media paved the way, luxury art industry found a new market amid the pandemic.
Despite the Covid-19 crisis and economic uncertainty, works of art are commanding record prices at auctions globally and in India, with the super rich snapping up masterpieces.
Most Indian artworks which command $1-million-plus price tags are by masters. To spot the next million-dollar artist, education, exhibitions, and evolving collections would be key.
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Fair director Jagdip Jagpal says the fair, instead of going international, is “opening people’s minds” about the diversity and dynamics of South Asian art.
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