Art Market

The fifth edition opens at the Grand Palais this week, set against renewed growth in the French market and a deepening program of exhibitions across the city.

Led by a £31.6 million Kandinsky and the record-setting Peter Simon Collection, Christie’s October evening auctions delivered a 103% increase over last year, with strong demand for established artists and exceptional private collections.

A closer look at the spending patterns, purchasing preferences and priorities shaping the next generation of art collectors.

From Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein to George Condo and Rashid Johnson, the couple’s selection for Sotheby’s October sale offers a personal view of their life as collectors.

The Armory Show and Independent 20th Century return this week, bringing more than 280 galleries to New York and opening the city’s fall art season.

A new generation of collectors is broadening the art market, embracing new categories and moving beyond traditional routes of discovery and acquisition.

The largest wealth transfer in history includes an estimated $1 trillion in art. Why the handover will reshape the market gradually, and what it means for supply, a younger generation of collectors, and the years ahead.

New York just closed a $2.1 billion auction week.