Art Market News

In an uncertain world, the power of art collecting endures even when financial markets falter. Far more than passion or prestige; collecting art remains one of the most robust ways...

Art is wealth. Not merely passion. For the world’s ultra-high-net-worth individuals, art and collectibles now connect identity, culture and capital. Fourteen years of Deloitte’s Art & Finance research show that...

A new generation of ultra-high-net-worth collectors is reshaping cultural philanthropy. Their focus extends beyond ownership; they want measurable impact, outcomes that connect artistic value with community benefit. According to the...

Art is no longer an indulgence beyond the balance sheet. It has become a planned allocation, an essential component of modern wealth management for collectors who see cultural capital as...

Discover why the art market during recession can offer unique art investment opportunities—and why many consider art one of the safest investments during downturns.

Tighter regulation, reduced tax reliefs, and higher borrowing costs have made property costlier to enter and harder to profit from. Today’s Autumn Budget reinforces that shift. The government will introduce...

Yayoi Kusama, Infinity Nets (WR) (2004) As the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history gathers pace, something more than money is changing hands. According to insights from the Deloitte Art...

The most powerful engine of today’s art investment market is not the record-breaking trophy sale. It is the mid-market. According to the 2025 Deloitte Art & Finance Report, works priced...

From the mesmerising polka dots of Yayoi Kusama to the futuristic surrealism of Zhou Song, Maddox Gallery presents seven East Asian artists driving a cultural and investment shift that marks...

The Role of the Art Fair where taste is tested, markets shift and relationships deepen in real time, art fairs are where the art world move s fastest. These gatherings...

Discover the art of Will Martyr. His large-scale paintings and limited-edition prints explore the relationship between architecture, memory and calm.

Since Elsa Schiaparelli’s surrealist couture with Dalí and Cocteau in the 1930's, Contemporary art and fashion collaborations have dominated both runways and auction rooms, becoming cornerstone...