Art presents a unique investment opportunity, by which it can be enjoyed while it appreciates in value. Jack Phillips investigates the potential of investing in Australian art Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in Volume III of B.H. Magazine. For access to future issues, subscribe here. Yves Hernot’s extravagant Sydney penthouse is a gleaming mishmash
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The collectibles market exploded in 2020 as many sought out nostalgia or pursued new interests in the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, cryptocurrency was moving into the mainstream. Many companies attempted to ride the coattails of the two trends by producing digital collectibles using blockchain technology. The result was a boom
A new report, commissioned by a group of UK arts organisations and presented in parliament yesterday, has called on the UK government to establish a £5m grassroots visual arts fund and reverse funding cuts for arts courses in higher education. A coalition of influential arts bodies including Contemporary Visual Arts England (CVAN) and the Design
Saatchi Art Launches its Annual Invest in Art Report on the Emerging Art Market 04 Novembro 2016 – 10:00AM Business Wire The World’s Largest Online Gallery Publishes its 2016 Survey of New Emerging Artists with Investment Potential Saatchi Art, the world’s leading online gallery, today released its 2016 Invest in Art report, featuring a comprehensive
In the autumn of 2022, gold was trading at little more than $1,600 an ounce. It has more than doubled in price since then, topping $3,300 last week. Investors spent more than £15 billion on gold funds in the first three months of this year, and central banks, from Poland to Qatar, are stocking up
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Tuesday, 25 March 2025, 11:08 amPress Release: University of Auckland Gertjan Verdickt. Photo/Supplied. Lego, instruments, classic cars and baseball cards are among the alternative investments University of Auckland finance lecturer, Gertjan Verdickt, discusses in his new book The Passion Portfolio: Investing in Style. Co-authored with Jürgen Hanssens (senior manager at KPMG Belgium and an avid
The boundary between prestigious museum halls and personal living spaces is rapidly dissolving as famous art reproductions experience a remarkable surge in popularity. What was once the exclusive domain of wealthy collectors or cultural institutions is now widely accessible, allowing homeowners, art enthusiasts, and interior designers to bring world-famous masterpieces into everyday spaces. This growing
Investing in art can be both financially rewarding and personally fulfilling. As a financial advisor, I encourage my clients to approach art investments with the same diligence they would apply to any other asset class—it is important to fully assess the rewards and risks of investing in art and collectibles. Key Takeaways Define your goals