Faced with an exceptionally large volume of requests, Artprice has
been unable to respond to them all, and its Founding CEO, thierry
Ehrmann, hereby confirms that its Annual Global Art Market Report
(288 pages instead of 180) will be released exclusively through AFP
Monde on February 26, 2015 and will be fully available as of March
3, 2015 online at Artprice.com and on the website of its
institutional partner Artron (China).
This 13th Annual Global Art Market Report, the fruit of very
in-depth research, required the full support of its publishing
partner AMMA/ARTRON (Art Market Monitor of Artron), the only
Chinese quasi-State institution allowing both partners to produce
data that had never previously been processed due to a lack of
completeness, resources and State authorization. Artprice has no
qualms whatsoever in stating that so-called Western studies of the
Chinese Art Market are based, at best, on fanciful assumptions.
This report will finally allow a clear and transparent
understanding of the Art Market in both the West and the East.
Artprice and Artron confirm the historic and irreversible
transformation of the art market, a transformation that, among
other changes, removes the specter of speculative bubbles. This
report will highlight the phenomenal growth, in less than twenty
years, of the number of participants, buyers and sellers in the art
market, an evolution that can only be observed on a logarithmic
scale.
For example, the Contemporary art market, which has grown by a
factor of 10 between 2000 and 2014, perfectly illustrates the
transformation of the Art Market. Similarly, the unsold rate, the
most significant universal marker of a speculative or falling
market, has remained perfectly stable in 2014.
During the same period (2000-2014), there have been more museums
constructed than throughout the entire 19th and 20th century. It is
important to emphasize that today museums have partially abandoned
their State mission of building collections and are nowadays much
more focused on what we now call "the museum industry" which is a
global economy developing on all continents. This paradigm shift
underlies the current rate of 700 new museums per year in the
world.
This new industry is hungry for "museum quality" pieces. In
effect, every museum needs at least 3,000 to 4,000 works and the
very nature of Museums is to buy artworks to build their
collections, and not dispose of their acquisitions.
The double-digit growth of the Art Market, in a world where
economies and economic growth are faltering, is the perfect
indication that a disruptive economy is at work. A detailed focus
on Free Ports which are popping up on every continent, will allow
the reader of Artprice's Annual Report to understand the phenomenon
of the growing virtualization of the art market.
The art market's financial firepower keeps on changing scale.
After stagnating at a top range of around $10 million in the 1980s,
the top prices of individual artworks reached the $100 million
threshold in the 2000s, and according to the New York Times, on 5
February 2015, a Qatari buyer paid $300 million for a work by
Gauguin.
Artprice believes this scale is fast heading towards the
billion-dollar price range, an idea that has already been proposed
by the famous Art Market journalist, Georgina Adam, in her book
"Big Bucks: The explosion of the Art Market in the 21st Century,"
in which she quotes Francis Outred, head of Christie's Contemporary
Art department, as saying that he expects to see a Contemporary
artwork fetch $1 billion.
The exponential growth of the market is intimately linked to the
amount of information available. For the record, the two
world-recognized price guides that Artprice acquired in the 1990s
(Artprice Index USA and the famous Enrique Mayer Guide) only
provided, on average, over the period 1970-1990, ninety thousand
auction results for the previous year, with a 9-month lag. Today,
Artprice processes more than 18 billion free and paid information
requests via the Internet per year.
According to economic wisdom, an opaque market grows
exponentially when it is hit by a mass of transparent information.
The art market is today an "efficient" market, i.e. it reflects, at
any given moment, all the relevant information available.
One of the major conclusions that Artprice's annual report
allows is that the Art market, for countries and for natural or
legal persons alike, has rediscovered the Power of Art that reigned
for more than seven centuries in Europe. The fierce competition,
especially between China and the USA, is analyzed comprehensively
in this Annual Report.
Lastly, the massive presence of Contemporary and living artists
in the top 500 artists ranked by auction turnover (see Artprice
Annual Report) is a totally new phenomenon in the history of the
art market, which has never experienced a situation where a living
artist, formerly destined to poverty, is an active player in his
own market. Today the artist has become a powerful "Market Maker" –
free from all tutelage.
About Artprice:
Artprice is the global leader in art price and art index
databanks. It has over 30 million indices and auction results
covering more than 570,000 artists around the world. Artprice
Images(R) gives unlimited access to the largest Art Market resource
in the world: a library of 108 million images or prints of artworks
from the year 1700 to the present day, along with comments by
Artprice's art historians.
Artprice permanently enriches its databanks with information
from 4,500 auctioneers and it publishes a constant flow of art
market trends for the world's principal news agencies and
approximately 7,200 international press publications. For its
3,600,000 members (members log in), Artprice gives access to ads
posted by members. This space represents the world's leading
Standardised Marketplace® for buying and selling art. These sales
take place under two systems: either fixed price sales or
auction-sales (regulated by paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article L 321.3
of the French Code of Commerce).
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