In order to operate with more caution Artemundi is continuously interested in analyzing the art market with our own means. Here are some free downloadable reports […]
Jeff Koons, Play-Doh, 1994-2014. If you think the Old Masters are up there sitting on their eternal throne as the subject of adulation by collectors and screaming […]
Yesterday, March 13th 2018, Claire McAndrew presented The Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2018. With TEFAF having dropped their own research, The Art […]
Christie’s New York salesroom was stunned by the 18:56-minute bidding war that led to a $450.3 million sale for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi. While seated […]
The Wall Street Journal wrote an extensive piece today, September 8th 2017, on the phenomenon in the recognition and reputation – and, needless to say, market […]
Accurate information is a key part of motivation by Mary Ann Allison In today’s market, collectors and investors often ask themselves if they should buy fine […]
2016 year was a pivotal one for the art and auction world. Saatchi Gallery held its first all-female show in January. David Bowie’s death rendered him […]
Artemundi Group is proud to present the following video which includes information about the business development of Artemundi Global Fund, a private fund focusing on a […]
In art as in love, instinct is enough. by Anatole France 48,000 citizens and 11 former directors of major German museums were seriously disregarded by Germany’s […]
On Wednesday, April 20th 2016, The FLAG Art Foundation hosted a conversation between artist Jeff Koons and FLAG founder Glenn Fuhrman. Artemundi’s CEO Javier Lumbreras was […]
Marat is dying. His eyelids droop. His head weighs heavily on his shoulder. His right arm slides to the ground. His body, as painted by Jacques-Louis […]
An exceptional auction house was born in 1744 in the heart of London on New Bond Street. That house built a revered tradition of uniting collectors […]
Ever since the financial crisis in 2008, we have been living in what Tobias Meyer[1] once called “a Masterpiece Market.” The term refers to art that […]
The Museum of Modern Art’s staggering “Picasso Sculpture” exhibition appears to have become a once-in-a-lifetime event. The museum’s fourth floor currently holds the astonishing number of […]
Artemundi’s investment strategy has long relied on confidence in art as an asset, a unique asset. As has been proved several times in the past, including […]
“Curationism”, a play on the term “creationism” is meant to evoke a similar sense of religiosity and cultish fervor.[1] This is a fitting allusion, […]
The young woman in Manet’s 1873 painting The Railway sits leaning against the iron fence outside Paris Saint-Lazare, shoulders slumped, ignoring the half-open book resting on […]
Auction guarantees are back in full swing. The guarantee figures are as follows[1]: $2.1 USD worth of art for sale at Sotheby’s and its archrival where […]
Recently, Benjamin Genocchio published a note entitled 25 Ways to Change the Art World (For the Better).[1] Despite its humorous tone, this publication was a hard-hitting […]
As the global economy continues to recover from the crisis of 2008, no sector has rebounded faster than art. With each new auction season, headlines trumpet […]
(Like Artemundi being Ripped of Thousands of Dollars) During the last few days, the ongoing controversy between Russian art collector Dmitry Rybolovlev and Swiss freeport businessman […]
