Art Market News

World-renowned photographer, David Yarrow is joined by iconic supermodel, Cindy Crawford to discuss his latest solo exhibition,

1. Start small and reinvest your profits If you’re brand new to the art world but want to enjoy the benefits of investing in art, it is quite possible to...

As the media around the world reports a concerning rhetoric surrounding rising inflation, market volatility and a potential recession, we review art's historic resilience to economic uncertainty and look at...

Not a single art lover hasn’t heard of the iconic Yayoi Kusama . With her exhibition “Infinity Rooms” taking over museums across the globe, her trademark aesthetic blends surrealism and...

A 2021 report from Art Basel and UBS shows that the key spenders in the art market in 2020 were young collectors. The report says that 30% of millennial collectors...

As we witness Wimbledon come to a close and the building anticipation of the British Open, we reflect on the glory of sport and some of the most iconic moments...

Over the past decade, the art market has benefited from growth of the High-Net-Worth population. According to the recent edition of Knight Frank’s Wealth Report, the number of Ultra High...

With increased sunshine and bank holidays galore, the prospects for this year’s summer are looking good. In celebration of the season, we present seven artworks guaranteed to help you bask...

Known for his simplistic drawings of stick figures, anonymous street artist STIK is a graffiti artist based in London. Once homeless, now an international art star, his recognisable designs have...

The Mona Lisa, Salvator Mundi, The Splash ; painted centuries and continents apart, beyond their astronomical price tags, what do these three artworks have in common? They are all figurative...

On 9th May, Shot Sage Blue Marilyn (1964) by Andy Warhol went under the hammer at Christie’s New York for $195 million, making it the most expensive 20th century artwork...

Born in 1965, Damien Hirst is praised for launching the YBA movement (Young British Artists). Studying at Goldmiths College in the late 1980s, Hirst curated his first exhibition in 1988...