[ad_1] Steven Sulley – Founder of Woodbury House Buying art is often seen as an intimidating endeavor reserved for those with extensive expertise and unlimited budgets, but this is simply not the case. We are already starting to see an increase in collectors from younger and underrepresented demographics. A report from Art Basel and UBS in 2021
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[ad_1] ART X, West Africa’s premier international art fair, as always, pulled a huge crowd – a mix of art lovers, collectors, investors, artists, curators, students and the curious. With major art fairs taking place across the globe from London, Brussels and Lagos, art enthusiasts, collectors and sophisticated investors are increasingly including works of fine
[ad_1] Contemporary art has been an attraction for both art-lovers and investors so far in 2011, a survey has indicated. The price of contemporary art rose sharply in the first three months of the year, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) said. The group’s arts and antiques survey found that all forms of art
[ad_1] Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama (Image credit: 2016 Getty Images) It’s been an incredible decade for art investors the top ten highest prices paid for paintings have all come in the last ten years. In 2011, Paul Cezanne’s The Card Players (c.1895) became the most expensive painting in the world when the oil state
[ad_1] HONG KONG: As Hong Kong’s stock market shows signs of recovery, a new kind of investment is catching the attention of young and high-net-worth investors alike. Once seen as a luxury or passion purchase, art is now being included in portfolios as a legitimate asset amid market volatility, global uncertainty and the United States-China
[ad_1] Wealthy individuals have been collecting art practically since art was invented. However, treating art as an investment is a more recent phenomenon. According to Deloitte, the global value of ultra-high-net-worth individuals’ art and collectible wealth exceeded $2 trillion in 2022 and is estimated to grow to more than $2.8 trillion by 2026. As with
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A wealthy art collector is suing Christie’s after the auction house allegedly failed to tell him a Picasso painting he bought had been owned by an individual convicted of a serious drug offence. Brewer
[ad_1] Every so often, a talent emerges in the world of contemporary fine art that sees them become the name on every investor’s lips, and Canadian artist Greg Deda is one that has been making serious waves on the scene of late. Based between Toronto and New York, Deda takes a unique approach to the
[ad_1] Luxury assets like art, jewellery, antiquities, watches, are no longer just personal pride, but are increasingly being considered serious investment as well. As per Kotak Mahindra Bank’s Top of the Pyramid 2024 Report this year, as many as 94% of ultra-high-net-worth Individuals own jewellery, with 79% planning further acquisitions. Art is a close second