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Art Basel Needs Digital Art Collectors. Do They Need Art Basel? | Artnet News

Art Basel Needs Digital Art Collectors. Do They Need Art Basel? | Artnet News

Can Italy Protect Its Cultural Heritage From Naughty Tourists? | Artnet News

Can Italy Protect Its Cultural Heritage From Naughty Tourists? | Artnet News

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Get the latest art market insights, actionable data and head-turning opinion. Plus access members-only perks. Join Artnet PRO. | artnet

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Register for Artnet’s modern & contemporary art auctions, featuring works by market-leading artists. | artnet

Register for Artnet’s modern & contemporary art auctions, featuring works by market-leading artists. | artnet

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Why There Are Five Separate Art Worlds Now, and Why It Matters | Artnet News

Why There Are Five Separate Art Worlds Now, and Why It Matters | Artnet News

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Survey a Century of Human Waste in Art - artnet News

Search the Artnet Price Database: the world’s most comprehensive record of art sales. Now enhanced with data analytics. | artnet

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☀️ Ciao from sunny Venice as we mark the beginning of the 60th Biennale! Artnet’s journalists are on the ground covering the latest art world happenings at the prestigious event. ➡️ Tap the link for our handy guide to the biggest news stories of the biennial so far: https://bit.ly/4cZhy91 | artnet

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Discover vibrant prints by art world favorites in our online sale, Contemporary Editions. Now open for bids until January 31. | artnet

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The Artnet Mid-Year Intelligence Report has landed! Are there clearer skies ahead for the art market? In Artnet’s Fall 2019 Intelligence Report, we declared the dawn of the Age of the Art Industry. In the ensuing years, the market soared, money flowed in, and art-as-investment took over the narrative. But by 2025, rampant expansion had tipped into excess, and amid a contraction, the market’s bloated infrastructure is now struggling to support itself. In this report, Artnet’s Senior Reporter Katy

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Subscribe to the Artnet Price Database: the world’s most comprehensive record of art sales, with over 16 million results. | artnet

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Subscribe to the Artnet Price Database: the world’s most comprehensive record of art sales, with over 16 million results. | artnet

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#ArtnetNews: As 2025 comes to a close, the Artnet News staff looks back at the stories that stuck with us. Together, they reflect the full sweep of the art world, and why we love covering it. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/44J49zG | artnet

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Discover the most trusted global art market database. Аccess 16 million auction records, compare lots & determine the value of art. | artnet

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There's a New Blum Gallery in Town, and More Juicy Art World Gossip | Artnet News

Indigenous Artists Infiltrate the Met With a Guerrilla A.R. Project | Artnet News

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#ArtnetNews: Artnet’s Mid-Year Intelligence Report reveals that auction sales in the first half of the year weren’t great. Fine-art sales at auction between January 1 and June 30 totaled $4.7 billion, an 8.8 percent decrease from the same period in 2024. On a slightly more positive note, that’s less than the 28 percent decline seen between the first halves of 2024 and 2023. There are a few other signs of possible stabilization, too. Listen to the podcast: https://bit.ly/3K4T0BE | artnet

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#TheArtAnglePodcast: This week on The Art Angle, co-host of the podcast, Ben Davis speaks with artist and magician Jeanette Andrews about reimagining magic as a creative medium for the museum. A former professional magician, Andrews now creates works that merge the science of perception, coded language, and the history of illusion to transform magic into an expressive artistic practice. From algorithm-generated tricks exploring human versus machine creativity to sleight of hand inspired by 1950s

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Would you spend $200K on an art fair booth? Artnet’s Margaret Carrigan (@reallifemaggie) is back with your PRO insights. Here is your 60 second intel on the latest art market news. #artnetnews #artnetpro #artfairs #artnet #artnews | artnet

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#ArtnetNews: At Miami Basel, dealers notch big sales, digital art draws the crowds. After a $2.2 billion auction week in New York, the market has momentum. 'There’s more hope in the art world again,' one collector said. Read more: https://bit.ly/3KwhGng | artnet

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Here's your data dive with Artnet's News Editor, Margaret Carrigan. While it’s no secret that the art market is in a tough spot—and has been for a few years, there are some bright spots. Watch to discover how much art sold at auction in the first half of 2025 and what it means for gallerists, collectors, and artists. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/3Vln2na #artnetnews #intelligencereport #artnetpro | artnet

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Is This the Breaking Point for Museums? In the first of a four-part series, Brian Boucher examines the converging pressures reshaping museums today: shrinking subsidies, politicized scrutiny, and shifting philanthropic expectations. These challenges extend beyond finances—touching governance, programming, and public trust. Tap the link in bio for the full article. | artnet

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#ArtnetNews: Museums face shrinking funds and shifting values—can they reinvent support for the future? Among museums large and small, there is an urgent search for new financial models. As government funding budgets shrink, wealthy patrons pull back, and corporate sponsors come under pressure, institutional leaders are just as hungry for short-term fixes as they are long-term solutions. The $85 trillion Great Wealth Transfer that is reportedly underway offers hope for future investment, but the

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How much trouble is the art market really in? Discover your PRO insights with Artnet’s Margaret Carrigan (@reallifemaggie). #artnetnews #artnetpro #artworldinsights #artmarket #phillipsauction #artnetpricedatabase #artnet #artreport #galleries #collector #artnews #intelligencereport | artnet

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#ArtnetNews: In part two of our four-part series, we look at how the debate over corporate sponsorship is heating up in the UK, where museum leaders are defending private funding against growing backlash. A proposed update to the Museums Association’s code of ethics calls for tougher standards around climate and human rights, leading to the dilemma, how do you fund the future of the arts without compromising your values to do it? Read the article: https://bit.ly/4gESINZ Article by Vivienne Chow

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