Luxury Brands Are Turning Contemporary Artworks Into Blue Chip Assets

The formula seems almost too simple: take a luxury brand people already trust, pair it…

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Private Foundations Are Quietly Reshaping The European Art Market

Across Europe, public museums are tightening budgets while private foundations expand their influence in ways…

Art Collectors Are Still Paying The Price For America’s Tariff Wars

The 2025 tariff wave under Trump's administration has sent shockwaves through the international art market…

Christie’s, Sotheby’s & Phillips Auction Sales Signal A Turning Point For The Art Market

Hong Kong's fall evening auctions have just delivered their verdict on the art market's health,…

Gen Z Collectors Are Letting Social Media Decide What Art They Buy

The art world is experiencing its most dramatic transformation in decades, and it's happening not…

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How Paul Cézanne Connects Impressionism To Modern Art Markets

Paul Cézanne occupies a unique position in art history as the bridge between Impressionism and…

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Rare Manuscripts Are Emerging As A Niche Asset Class For Investors

While art collectors traditionally gravitate toward paintings and sculpture, a quietly growing segment of sophisticated…

The Musicians' Brawl, (Hurdy-gurdy group), c. 1625–1630, Georges de La Tour

How Georges de La Tour Went From Obscurity to Blue-Chip Investment

In 1993, a painting by Georges de La Tour sold at a Cologne auction house…

The Brücke Choir by Georg Baselitz (1983) Neo expressionism artwork

Collectors Are Turning To Neo Expressionism Instead Of Trophy Art

Neo Expressionism first appeared in the late 1970s and 1980s as a sharp break from…

Why Mixing Red Chip and Blue Chip Art Can Maximize Returns

The art market in 2025 is no longer divided simply between established masters and unknown…

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Millennial Art Buyers Are Driving Record Sales for Contemporary Artists

The art world is experiencing a generational shift — and millennials are at the center…

Street Art Is Gaining Museum and Auction House Recognition Attracting Investors

Street art was once seen as rebellious, raw, and fleeting — a form of visual…

Belgian Artist Michaël Borremans, On the Grind, 2017 Courtesy Zeno X Gallery, Antwerp

Belgian Blue-Chip Artists Are Slowly Gaining Investor Attention In 2025

Belgium has always punched above its weight when it comes to art. From the surreal…

Savvy Investors Are Quietly Buying Up El Greco Works In 2025

While much of the art world chases the newest trends and emerging names, a quieter…

Why Private Art Sales Are Becoming The Preferred Strategy For Serious Art Investors

The world of fine art investment is changing. In recent years, more collectors and investors…

Anti War Art - Mi Vida by Jesse Treviño, 1971-73 Collection of Inez Cindy Gabriel, image courtesy of Gabriel Quintero Velasquez

Investing In Anti-War Art: 5 Political Masterpieces That Can Become Valuable Assets

Art has long been one of humanity’s most powerful tools for protest, reflection, and change.…

Pablo Picasso’s 8 Most Valuable Artworks (& How Investors Can Access Them)

When it comes to the world’s most celebrated and financially valuable artists, Pablo Picasso stands…

expressionism Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Street, Dresden, 1908.

What Is Expressionism? (Characteristics, Best Artworks & ROI)

Expressionism stands out as one of the most emotionally charged and thought-provoking movements in art…

What Is Cubism? (Characteristics, Best Artworks & ROI)

Cubism isn’t just one of the most important movements in modern art history—it’s also one…

What Is Rococo Art? (Characteristics, Best Artworks & ROI)

Rococo Art began in 18th-century France as a response to the heavy and serious style…

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