[ad_1] Karl 20th Mar 2025 This is a paid article on behalf of Mintus With economic uncertainty, fluctuating stock markets, and rising inflation, investors are increasingly looking toward alternative asset classes to diversify their portfolios. Art, a centuries-old investment, is gaining traction thanks to fractional ownership, increased accessibility, and strong historical performance. But is investing
[ad_1] A version of this article originally appeared in The Back Room, our lively recap funneling only the week’s must-know art industry intel into a nimble read you’ll actually enjoy. Artnet News Pro members get exclusive access—subscribe now to receive the newsletter in your inbox every Friday. When they began to proliferate in the early 2000s, art investment funds
[ad_1] Mauritius made its most ambitious move yet to claim its place on the global cultural map when the island nation recently hosted the inaugural Mauritius Art and Culture Investment Summit (MACIS), a high-level forum designed to transform Mauritius into a leading art and cultural-tourism destination across Africa and the Indian Ocean region. Born from
[ad_1] London, Thursday 31st July – Investing and trading platform IG has launched a podcast featuring a panel of industry veterans who will build an investment portfolio in real time and share how they do it. The series – The Art of Investing – is part of a broader campaign from IG to get more
[ad_1] Last week, Christie’s staged its annual November spectacle, a double-header 20th-century sale that brought in roughly $690 million once buyer’s fees were added. The numbers were reported with breathless enthusiasm. Headlines announced a 42% increase over last year’s equivalent sales. The press framed the evening as a triumph and a sign that the art
[ad_1] Watches for some people tell time, for others – status. While some timepieces are diamond-studded and worth millions, some merely tick to the time. But according to Knight Frank’s recent Wealth Report 2026, watches have become the most popular luxury investment, surpassing traditional options like art or handbags. In fact, Timeless, an asset investment
[ad_1] Israeli quantum computing startup Quantum Art has raised $100 million in a Series A funding round, bringing the company’s total capital raised to $124 million. Bedford Ridge Capital led the round alongside Battery Ventures, Destra Investments, Lumir Growth Partners, Disruptive AI, Harel Insurance, Karen W. Davidson, GTV, Yasmin Lukatz, Corner Capital, and Qbeat Ventures.
[ad_1] It’s a familiar tale: A once-grand house finds itself in financial straits. Facing destitution, the inhabitants look around to see what they can sell (perhaps a coat?). Typically, though, selling that heirloom means parting with it – and that’s where this particular tale gets interesting. After years of financial trouble, especially in the wake
[ad_1] In an era where emotional resonance intersects with financial prudence, art has emerged as both a cultural expression and a strategic asset. Art consultant Leonie Katsarona, Gallery Manager at Washington Green & Castle Fine Art, reflects on the shifting landscape of art investment. From Europe’s institutional trends to Cyprus’ budding scene, Katsarona explores how
[ad_1] The fine art market has long been the exclusive domain of wealthy collectors and institutional investors, with masterpieces by renowned artists commanding prices in the millions of dollars. However, a revolutionary transformation is underway as blockchain technology and tokenization are breaking down these traditional barriers to entry. Through the emergence of art NFTs and