While fine art and collectibles have long been considered alternative assets, these economic shifts could pose fresh challenges for artists, collectors, and dealers.

“There’s a long history of artists defining or ridiculing what is art,” says the art market analyst Michael Moses, who co-created the Sotheby’s Mei-Moses art index. “When you have an enormous amount ...

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How Sahil Vakil, Founder of MRYA and adjunct professor at NYU, is talking to his clients about investing in art.

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Artscapy driving growth through art-secured lending. Allowing collectors to build their art collection by borrowing against ...

Masha Art, a leading name in luxury art investment, continues to redefine contemporary art experiences with its distinguished ...

US markets fell again Tuesday after President Donald Trump doubled down on his threat to levy a new round of hefty tariffs on ...

When former Christie's co-chairman Loic Gouzer launched his auction app Fair Warning in 2020 as pandemic lockdowns halted art ...

Explore our review of Masterworks: an art investment platform offering fractional shares in blue-chip artwork. See features, ...