Keep your finger on the pulse of the art market. Our Art Market section offers insights into auction trends, investment opportunities, and the latest market news. Whether you're a collector or just curious, this is your guide to navigating the art business.
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Christie’s Mumbai honours Tyeb Mehta and Krishen Khanna with a special preview from 4 to 9 August 2025, showcasing major works ahead of its South Asian Modern and Contemporary Art auction in New York.
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Christie’s is thrilled to reintroduce Nina Dyer’s emerald brooch, a piece embodying artistry and legacy, at the Geneva auction. Adorned with a 37-carat untreated Colombian emerald, it is expected to captivate collectors globally.
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Saffronart's September 2024 auctions set new records, including a world record for Edwin Lord Weeks' "Hindu Temple, Bombay." With sales totaling INR 111.43 crores, the event showcased rare works and strong demand for modern Indian art.
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Saffronart’s September 14, 2024 auctions in New Delhi celebrate F N Souza’s centenary with key works and present a diverse array of modern and contemporary Indian art, showcasing significant contributions from iconic artists.
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In the competitive art world, visibility is crucial yet elusive. Artists face frustration as their work gets lost in the oversaturated digital landscape, while the desire for recognition drives them to navigate the challenges of both social media and traditional exhibitions.
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Claude Monet's "Nymphéas," a seminal piece from his first Water Lilies series, is making its auction debut after 125 years. Presented by Christie’s in Hong Kong, this masterpiece is expected to command significant attention.
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Saffronart's 2024 auction achieved record-breaking sales, with 'Les Hindous' selling for INR 1.14 crores. The event showcased rare collectibles, including the first edition of India's Constitution, highlighting the growing market for historical treasures.
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A watercolour illustration for "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone" cover sold for a record $1.9 million at Sotheby’s, becoming the most valuable Harry Potter item ever auctioned. Thomas Taylor created the piece in 1997.
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This guide helps beginners understand art investment, outlining its appeal and explaining primary and secondary markets. It provides tips on budgeting, research, and working with experts, along with advice on proper storage and insurance.
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Francis Newton Souza's Portrait of a Man sold for €1,470,000 at Bukowskis' Important Spring Sale, setting a European record for his work. This sale underscores Bukowskis' international auction prominence and Souza's enduring global appeal.