Exclusive interview with Thierry Ehrmann, the Founder and Ceo of Artprice.com

Shock wave through the art market China now ranks first, ahead of the USA and the UK

According to Thierry Ehrmann, founder and CEO of Artprice, the world leader in art market information, "this unprecedented news represents a turning point in the history of the global art market: China is now the number 1 in terms of Fine art auction revenue"... Read more >>>

Impressionist & Modern sales in London: the right balance?

The results of the Impressionist & Modern February sales in London were respectable compared with the results of the same sales a year earlier, although somewhat less spectacular. The first major sales of 2011 generated 134.3m on 8 and 9 February, including Christies Surrealist sale... Read more >>>

The Artprice / Art Stage Singapore Guide to the Contemporary Art Market in Asia is out!

To coincide with the first Art Stage fair in Singapore, Artprice is publishing a Guide to the Contemporary Art Market in Asia. This free guide, produced by Artprice and edited in an English/Chinese version, will be distributed to collectors, visitors, guests and gallery-owners at Art Stage Singapore between 12 and 16 January 2011 ... Read more >>>

Design takes centre stage

The third week of December 2010 sees plenty of activity on the design front with 900 lots being offered between Chicago (Important Design at Wright on 14 December), New York (Design Masters at Phillips de Pury & Company on 15 December and 20th Century Decorative Art & Design at Christies on the same day) and Brussels ... Read more >>>

Contemporary African art - mixed auction results

In 2010, contemporary African art has been the theme of numerous sales. However, despite new records for certain African artists, the high unsold rates made for only partially successful results. Read more >>>

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Contemporary Art Market 2009/2010

Artists under 30