ACfPU Seminar on Alternative Investments - The Art of Investing in ArtJonas Almgren
How online is revolutionising the art market and how it affects art investment. Understanding the changing landscape as a new class of art collectors enters the art market with new online and mobile tools while expecting effectiveness and transparency.
Play-Doh was invented in 1955 when a teacher asked Joseph McVicker to create a non-toxic modeling clay substitute. McVicker sent her a sample of a wallpaper cleaning compound which became a hit. In 1956, the McVicker brothers formed Rainbow Crafts Co. to produce and sell Play-Doh. Over the decades, Play-Doh was acquired by various toy companies including General Mills, Kenner Products, and Hasbro, its current owner. Play-Doh has sold over 2 billion cans since 1956 and remains a top-selling reusable modeling compound worldwide.
Talk given at Creative Tech Week NYC 2016. (Reformatted for Slideshare.)
20+ years and $100s of millions invested in art platforms with no real change in rate of art market participation. Why? What doesn't art get about tech and tech get about art?
Analysing Non-Transactional Art Market DataJonas Almgren
This document provides an overview of using non-transactional art market data for market analysis. It discusses the limitations of only using transactional data, as that only reflects the top 3% of the art market. Non-transactional data like exhibition history can provide insights into the full 100% of the market. Specific data sources and analyses are presented, like the Artist Exhibition Career Ranking, comparisons of cities and galleries, and trends in the ages of exhibiting artists. Big data and social media are creating more transparency in the previously opaque art market. Overall, non-transactional data can help identify trends and inform buyers before changes are reflected in auction prices.
This document summarizes Chris McConnell's presentation on the mode of production of online crafts. It discusses how websites like Microcosm, BuyOlympia, and Etsy allow small-scale craft producers to reach broader markets while still operating at a local level. However, these sites also integrate craft production into global systems of online commerce and information sharing. While making crafts more accessible to customers, these sites may also exploit women craft producers and allow people to project the image of a DIY lifestyle without fully participating in the subculture.
India's rich artforms don't get their due. Can something be done? How can we leverage tech & in particular blockchain to bring Indian vernacular arts to the mainstream & help artists get their due share?
Alternative Latin Investor Releases the ONLY in-depth research on Latin American Art Investment.
Due to its out-performance of many asset classes, wealthy investors are increasingly viewing art
less as a passion and more as a serious asset class in its own right.
As demand and prices for other works in the U.S. and Europe slump, the Latin American art market continues to soar.
ACfPU Seminar on Alternative Investments - The Art of Investing in ArtJonas Almgren
How online is revolutionising the art market and how it affects art investment. Understanding the changing landscape as a new class of art collectors enters the art market with new online and mobile tools while expecting effectiveness and transparency.
Play-Doh was invented in 1955 when a teacher asked Joseph McVicker to create a non-toxic modeling clay substitute. McVicker sent her a sample of a wallpaper cleaning compound which became a hit. In 1956, the McVicker brothers formed Rainbow Crafts Co. to produce and sell Play-Doh. Over the decades, Play-Doh was acquired by various toy companies including General Mills, Kenner Products, and Hasbro, its current owner. Play-Doh has sold over 2 billion cans since 1956 and remains a top-selling reusable modeling compound worldwide.
Talk given at Creative Tech Week NYC 2016. (Reformatted for Slideshare.)
20+ years and $100s of millions invested in art platforms with no real change in rate of art market participation. Why? What doesn't art get about tech and tech get about art?
Analysing Non-Transactional Art Market DataJonas Almgren
This document provides an overview of using non-transactional art market data for market analysis. It discusses the limitations of only using transactional data, as that only reflects the top 3% of the art market. Non-transactional data like exhibition history can provide insights into the full 100% of the market. Specific data sources and analyses are presented, like the Artist Exhibition Career Ranking, comparisons of cities and galleries, and trends in the ages of exhibiting artists. Big data and social media are creating more transparency in the previously opaque art market. Overall, non-transactional data can help identify trends and inform buyers before changes are reflected in auction prices.
This document summarizes Chris McConnell's presentation on the mode of production of online crafts. It discusses how websites like Microcosm, BuyOlympia, and Etsy allow small-scale craft producers to reach broader markets while still operating at a local level. However, these sites also integrate craft production into global systems of online commerce and information sharing. While making crafts more accessible to customers, these sites may also exploit women craft producers and allow people to project the image of a DIY lifestyle without fully participating in the subculture.
India's rich artforms don't get their due. Can something be done? How can we leverage tech & in particular blockchain to bring Indian vernacular arts to the mainstream & help artists get their due share?
Alternative Latin Investor Releases the ONLY in-depth research on Latin American Art Investment.
Due to its out-performance of many asset classes, wealthy investors are increasingly viewing art
less as a passion and more as a serious asset class in its own right.
As demand and prices for other works in the U.S. and Europe slump, the Latin American art market continues to soar.
This document provides information about services to help artists pursue careers selling their art. It outlines mentoring, marketing, and business support to help artists connect with galleries and buyers. These include newsletters, workshops, trade shows, magazines, and guidance on business strategies like wholesaling or retail fairs. The goal is to help artists develop successful careers and connect with the right galleries, shops, and customers to sell their work.
This document provides an analysis of Amedeo Modigliani's 1917 portrait of Jeanne Hébuterne. It summarizes the context of Modigliani and Hébuterne's romantic relationship. It then analyzes the catalog description and provenance of the painting to establish an estimated value between $40-60 million. The painting was ultimately sold at auction for £34.25 million, within the estimated range. Market data on comparable Modigliani works and the increasing prices they have fetched in recent years supports the high estimated and realized values.
Skate’s Art Market Research provides high net worth individuals and institutional investors around the world with reliable and unbiased information and research supporting art investment decisions. Unlike art dealers and auction houses, Skate’s does not derive income from selling or buying art and is focused entirely on enabling its customers to make well-informed art investment decisions using the information and research produced by Skate Press Ltd. and its subsidiaries.
American Style magazine aims to strengthen the art market by inspiring new collectors. It profiles established collectors and artists to educate newcomers. The magazine partners with arts organizations to offer city tours and arts walks. It also promotes top arts destinations and emerging artists through contests and features. The target readership includes affluent art collectors and gallery customers.
Angeleno Artistry is an LA-based art and lifestyle brand that sells affordable original art and limited edition prints from local artists. It funds art classes in underserved schools using the proceeds. In under a year, it has had 750 customers, $60k in revenue, and funded over 500 hours of art classes. The company facilitates young consumers' desires to make a difference and get involved in the real art world through accessible art purchases. It aims to grow by expanding product lines while maintaining its philanthropic mission.
Artists - How to Sell Your Artwork Directly to Buyers and Collectorseasypaycheckformula2b
This document summarizes an opportunity for artists to sell their artwork by being featured in an annual International Art Book. It notes that most artists struggle to sell through expensive galleries and art shows. The Art Book is distributed to galleries, art shows, and collectors around the world to help artists get exposure and sell their work. It accepts only artists seriously interested in selling internationally. Being included raises the artist's profile and connects them to buyers. Over 3,500 artists apply each year but only 100 are selected. It provides a free ticket to greater opportunities and success selling artwork internationally.
The document discusses insights about consumers in emerging Indian markets and how Big Bazaar's store design caters to local consumer behaviors and preferences. Some key points made include: 1) Indian consumers shop in groups and value multi-generational interactions, so Big Bazaar's design encourages families to shop together. 2) Local nuances vary significantly in different parts of India, so Big Bazaar tailors its visuals, promotions, and store operations to each location. 3) Big Bazaar's layout with curvy aisles and selling products in the queues aims to create a lively shopping experience that mimics Indians' natural "hunting" instincts.
Dhonuk.com is an online art marketplace founded by Shamit Bagchi in 2011 to connect artists and art consumers. The document analyzes Dhonuk's business model and the Indian art market. It finds that affordable art between INR 20,000-75,000 and online art auctions are growing in India. Dhonuk profiles artists and artworks and allows consumers to provide feedback. To better target consumers, the document analyzes customer lifestyles, uniqueness, and involvement in art through questionnaires. It identifies segmentation opportunities around intellectuals, nature lovers, and digital art enthusiasts.
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This document discusses the global art market and how technology is changing it. It summarizes the sale and marketing of Salvator Mundi, deemed "The Last Da Vinci," including a global tour and live broadcast of its auction. It also outlines characteristics of the new art market, such as more globalization, technology playing a key role, and art being viewed more as an investment. Additional sections provide details on the preferences and challenges of millennial art collectors, evolving business models for auction houses, galleries, and artists, and new roles and opportunities emerging in the art market.
The document discusses the Indian art market and Dhonuk.com's strategy to enter the market. It notes that the art market in India has untapped potential given rising incomes but art is not yet a common consumer item. Dhonuk.com conducted research and should position itself as an interactive website targeting occasional middle-class buyers by highlighting abstract and figurative art and offering an informative, interactive experience. This will allow it to capitalize on the fast growth in India's middle class and their rising interest in art.
This document proposes developing an online auction system for artworks at Taita Taveta University College. It discusses problems with existing manual auction systems, including security issues and limitations on access. The objectives are to study auction experts' role in market efficiency, determine art price factors, develop a prototype online auction system, and test its usability. A literature review covers factors influencing art prices, the impact of expert appraisals, and prototypes for online auction systems. If implemented, the proposed system could address security concerns, provide broader access to auctions, and help auction houses operate more efficiently.
Non-traditional retailers provide new opportunities to expand the reach of music to consumers. These retailers complement traditional retail and can be a growing source of revenue. Successful partnerships require flexibility on pricing, experimenting with new models, and providing information to retailers in a way that creates value for their shoppers. Examples demonstrate partnerships with online flash sales sites, clothing retailers, catalog companies, and ticket presales that expanded music sales.
The document discusses West Edmonton Mall, the largest mall in North America with over 800 shops and restaurants. It holds Guinness World Records for the largest indoor amusement park and water park. The mall aims to blur boundaries between real and fake through its design. It discusses different types of malls and how they cater to different consumer groups. The rise of malls is discussed as contributing to a culture of hyperconsumption and a shift to suburban areas dominated by malls rather than downtown shopping districts.
The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for an art gallery client. It finds that middle-aged people ages 35-54 are the most common buyers of art, purchasing original works, limited editions, and quality pieces. Younger buyers under 35 tend to purchase more affordable framed art. The research also showed that art buyers typically purchase a home in their early-to-mid 30s, have a university education, and have a household income in the upper-middle or middle class range. Based on this, the client narrowed their target audience to middle-aged individuals ages 35-54 living in residential areas of York with above-average incomes.
The document provides advice on building a successful career as a visual artist. It emphasizes developing business skills and taking a small business approach rather than relying solely on grants and public funding. The speaker discusses researching the Irish art market, setting goals and objectives, developing a professional presentation, identifying appropriate galleries and sales outlets, and ways to grow the business over time through marketing strategies like prints, licensing, and workshops. Taking initiative to promote and sell one's own work is presented as a more viable strategy than waiting for opportunities to arise.
Coslor Three Art Controversies (Slides) 28 Jan09ecoslor
This document summarizes a presentation on controversies surrounding the art market. It discusses three main topics: 1) Whether money corrupts art and the tension between the art and financial worlds. 2) Questionable speculation and the financialization of art as an investment. 3) Control over an artist's biography and prestige, as well as contests over the meaning of art as it circulates to different contexts.
This document provides information and guidance for artists interested in pursuing art as a career. It outlines the step-by-step services offered to help artists succeed, including mentoring, workshops, marketing support, and connecting artists with galleries. Details are provided on their gallery partners and market events to help artists promote and sell their work. Advice is offered on deciding between wholesaling or retailing art, and what to consider with each option.
This document provides information and guidance for artists interested in pursuing art as a career. It outlines the step-by-step services offered to help artists succeed, including mentoring, workshops, marketing support, and connecting artists with galleries. The document also discusses factors for artists to consider regarding wholesale versus retail sales, and benefits galleries can provide like promotion, income, and credibility.
How do Instagram and Twitter influence the visit experience of London museums? This research uses data collection and analysis to get a better understanding of visitors' behaviour and suggests which strategies are more successful in creating an community that lasts beyond the visit.
At Digidev, we are working to be the leader in interactive streaming platforms of choice by smart device users worldwide.
Our goal is to become the ultimate distribution service of entertainment content. The Digidev application will offer the next generation television highway for users to discover and engage in a variety of content. While also providing a fresh and
innovative approach towards advertainment with vast revenue opportunities. Designed and developed by Joe Q. Bretz
This document provides information about services to help artists pursue careers selling their art. It outlines mentoring, marketing, and business support to help artists connect with galleries and buyers. These include newsletters, workshops, trade shows, magazines, and guidance on business strategies like wholesaling or retail fairs. The goal is to help artists develop successful careers and connect with the right galleries, shops, and customers to sell their work.
This document provides an analysis of Amedeo Modigliani's 1917 portrait of Jeanne Hébuterne. It summarizes the context of Modigliani and Hébuterne's romantic relationship. It then analyzes the catalog description and provenance of the painting to establish an estimated value between $40-60 million. The painting was ultimately sold at auction for £34.25 million, within the estimated range. Market data on comparable Modigliani works and the increasing prices they have fetched in recent years supports the high estimated and realized values.
Skate’s Art Market Research provides high net worth individuals and institutional investors around the world with reliable and unbiased information and research supporting art investment decisions. Unlike art dealers and auction houses, Skate’s does not derive income from selling or buying art and is focused entirely on enabling its customers to make well-informed art investment decisions using the information and research produced by Skate Press Ltd. and its subsidiaries.
American Style magazine aims to strengthen the art market by inspiring new collectors. It profiles established collectors and artists to educate newcomers. The magazine partners with arts organizations to offer city tours and arts walks. It also promotes top arts destinations and emerging artists through contests and features. The target readership includes affluent art collectors and gallery customers.
Angeleno Artistry is an LA-based art and lifestyle brand that sells affordable original art and limited edition prints from local artists. It funds art classes in underserved schools using the proceeds. In under a year, it has had 750 customers, $60k in revenue, and funded over 500 hours of art classes. The company facilitates young consumers' desires to make a difference and get involved in the real art world through accessible art purchases. It aims to grow by expanding product lines while maintaining its philanthropic mission.
Artists - How to Sell Your Artwork Directly to Buyers and Collectorseasypaycheckformula2b
This document summarizes an opportunity for artists to sell their artwork by being featured in an annual International Art Book. It notes that most artists struggle to sell through expensive galleries and art shows. The Art Book is distributed to galleries, art shows, and collectors around the world to help artists get exposure and sell their work. It accepts only artists seriously interested in selling internationally. Being included raises the artist's profile and connects them to buyers. Over 3,500 artists apply each year but only 100 are selected. It provides a free ticket to greater opportunities and success selling artwork internationally.
The document discusses insights about consumers in emerging Indian markets and how Big Bazaar's store design caters to local consumer behaviors and preferences. Some key points made include: 1) Indian consumers shop in groups and value multi-generational interactions, so Big Bazaar's design encourages families to shop together. 2) Local nuances vary significantly in different parts of India, so Big Bazaar tailors its visuals, promotions, and store operations to each location. 3) Big Bazaar's layout with curvy aisles and selling products in the queues aims to create a lively shopping experience that mimics Indians' natural "hunting" instincts.
Dhonuk.com is an online art marketplace founded by Shamit Bagchi in 2011 to connect artists and art consumers. The document analyzes Dhonuk's business model and the Indian art market. It finds that affordable art between INR 20,000-75,000 and online art auctions are growing in India. Dhonuk profiles artists and artworks and allows consumers to provide feedback. To better target consumers, the document analyzes customer lifestyles, uniqueness, and involvement in art through questionnaires. It identifies segmentation opportunities around intellectuals, nature lovers, and digital art enthusiasts.
Make in india - Indian handicraft Products onlinedrshn13
India's No.1 Upcoming Handicraft Seller, Which Sell Indian artist made prodcuts which are handcrafted. Buy wall hanging, kitchen accessories, dhokra arts, blue pottery,paintings etc.
This document discusses the global art market and how technology is changing it. It summarizes the sale and marketing of Salvator Mundi, deemed "The Last Da Vinci," including a global tour and live broadcast of its auction. It also outlines characteristics of the new art market, such as more globalization, technology playing a key role, and art being viewed more as an investment. Additional sections provide details on the preferences and challenges of millennial art collectors, evolving business models for auction houses, galleries, and artists, and new roles and opportunities emerging in the art market.
The document discusses the Indian art market and Dhonuk.com's strategy to enter the market. It notes that the art market in India has untapped potential given rising incomes but art is not yet a common consumer item. Dhonuk.com conducted research and should position itself as an interactive website targeting occasional middle-class buyers by highlighting abstract and figurative art and offering an informative, interactive experience. This will allow it to capitalize on the fast growth in India's middle class and their rising interest in art.
This document proposes developing an online auction system for artworks at Taita Taveta University College. It discusses problems with existing manual auction systems, including security issues and limitations on access. The objectives are to study auction experts' role in market efficiency, determine art price factors, develop a prototype online auction system, and test its usability. A literature review covers factors influencing art prices, the impact of expert appraisals, and prototypes for online auction systems. If implemented, the proposed system could address security concerns, provide broader access to auctions, and help auction houses operate more efficiently.
Non-traditional retailers provide new opportunities to expand the reach of music to consumers. These retailers complement traditional retail and can be a growing source of revenue. Successful partnerships require flexibility on pricing, experimenting with new models, and providing information to retailers in a way that creates value for their shoppers. Examples demonstrate partnerships with online flash sales sites, clothing retailers, catalog companies, and ticket presales that expanded music sales.
The document discusses West Edmonton Mall, the largest mall in North America with over 800 shops and restaurants. It holds Guinness World Records for the largest indoor amusement park and water park. The mall aims to blur boundaries between real and fake through its design. It discusses different types of malls and how they cater to different consumer groups. The rise of malls is discussed as contributing to a culture of hyperconsumption and a shift to suburban areas dominated by malls rather than downtown shopping districts.
The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for an art gallery client. It finds that middle-aged people ages 35-54 are the most common buyers of art, purchasing original works, limited editions, and quality pieces. Younger buyers under 35 tend to purchase more affordable framed art. The research also showed that art buyers typically purchase a home in their early-to-mid 30s, have a university education, and have a household income in the upper-middle or middle class range. Based on this, the client narrowed their target audience to middle-aged individuals ages 35-54 living in residential areas of York with above-average incomes.
The document provides advice on building a successful career as a visual artist. It emphasizes developing business skills and taking a small business approach rather than relying solely on grants and public funding. The speaker discusses researching the Irish art market, setting goals and objectives, developing a professional presentation, identifying appropriate galleries and sales outlets, and ways to grow the business over time through marketing strategies like prints, licensing, and workshops. Taking initiative to promote and sell one's own work is presented as a more viable strategy than waiting for opportunities to arise.
Coslor Three Art Controversies (Slides) 28 Jan09ecoslor
This document summarizes a presentation on controversies surrounding the art market. It discusses three main topics: 1) Whether money corrupts art and the tension between the art and financial worlds. 2) Questionable speculation and the financialization of art as an investment. 3) Control over an artist's biography and prestige, as well as contests over the meaning of art as it circulates to different contexts.
This document provides information and guidance for artists interested in pursuing art as a career. It outlines the step-by-step services offered to help artists succeed, including mentoring, workshops, marketing support, and connecting artists with galleries. Details are provided on their gallery partners and market events to help artists promote and sell their work. Advice is offered on deciding between wholesaling or retailing art, and what to consider with each option.
This document provides information and guidance for artists interested in pursuing art as a career. It outlines the step-by-step services offered to help artists succeed, including mentoring, workshops, marketing support, and connecting artists with galleries. The document also discusses factors for artists to consider regarding wholesale versus retail sales, and benefits galleries can provide like promotion, income, and credibility.
How do Instagram and Twitter influence the visit experience of London museums? This research uses data collection and analysis to get a better understanding of visitors' behaviour and suggests which strategies are more successful in creating an community that lasts beyond the visit.
At Digidev, we are working to be the leader in interactive streaming platforms of choice by smart device users worldwide.
Our goal is to become the ultimate distribution service of entertainment content. The Digidev application will offer the next generation television highway for users to discover and engage in a variety of content. While also providing a fresh and
innovative approach towards advertainment with vast revenue opportunities. Designed and developed by Joe Q. Bretz
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Leonardo DiCaprio is synonymous with Hollywood stardom and acclaimed performances. has a unique connection with one of America's most beloved sports events—the Super Bowl. The "Leonardo DiCaprio Super Bowl" phenomenon combines the worlds of cinema and sports. drawing attention from fans of both domains. This article delves into the multifaceted relationship between DiCaprio and the Super Bowl. exploring his appearances at the event, His involvement in Super Bowl advertisements. and his cultural impact that bridges the gap between these two massive entertainment industries.
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Leonardo DiCaprio: The Hollywood Icon
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 11, 1974. His journey to stardom began at a young age with roles in television commercials and educational programs. DiCaprio's breakthrough came with his portrayal of Luke Brower in the sitcom "Growing Pains" and later as Tobias Wolff in "This Boy's Life" (1993). where he starred alongside Robert De Niro.
Rise to Stardom
DiCaprio's career skyrocketed with his performance in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" (1993). earning him his first Academy Award nomination. He continued to gain acclaim with roles in "Romeo + Juliet" (1996) and "Titanic" (1997). the latter of which cemented his status as a global superstar. Over the years, DiCaprio has showcased his versatility in films like "The Aviator" (2004). "Start" (2010), and "The Revenant" (2015), for which he finally won an Academy Award for Best Actor.
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The Super Bowl is not only about football but also about entertainment. The halftime show features performances by some of the biggest names in the music industry. while the commercials are often as anticipated as the game itself. Companies invest millions in Super Bowl ads. creating iconic and sometimes controversial commercials that capture public attention.
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Leonardo DiCaprio, A name synonymous with Hollywood excellence. is not only known for his stellar acting career but also for his impressive real estate investments. The "Leonardo DiCaprio house" is a topic that piques the interest of many. as the Oscar-winning actor has amassed a diverse portfolio of luxurious properties. DiCaprio's homes reflect his varied tastes and commitment to sustainability. from retreats to historic mansions. This article will delve into the fascinating world of Leonardo DiCaprio's real estate. Exploring the details of his most notable residences. and the unique aspects that make them stand out.
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Leonardo DiCaprio House: Malibu Beachfront Retreat
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His Malibu beachfront house is one of the most famous properties in Leonardo DiCaprio's real estate portfolio. Situated in the exclusive Carbon Beach. also known as "Billionaire's Beach," this property boasts stunning ocean views and private beach access. The "Leonardo DiCaprio house" in Malibu is a testament to the actor's love for the sea and his penchant for luxurious living.
Architectural Highlights
The Malibu house features a modern design with clean lines, large windows. and open spaces blending indoor and outdoor living. The expansive deck and patio areas provide ample space for entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet sunset. The house has state-of-the-art amenities. including a gourmet kitchen, a home theatre, and many guest suites.
Sustainable Features
Leonardo DiCaprio is a well-known environmental activist. whose Malibu house reflects his commitment to sustainability. The property incorporates solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, and sustainable building materials. The landscaping around the house is also designed to be water-efficient. featuring drought-resistant plants and intelligent irrigation systems.
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Environmental Initiatives
The Hollywood Hills house incorporates several green features that are in line with DiCaprio's environmental values. The home has solar panels, energy-efficient lighting, and a rainwater harvesting system. Additionally, the landscaping designed to support local wildlife and promote
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3. 8 years in New York
Co-Founder VIP Art Fair
and oneartworld.com
15 years in Silicon Valley
5 scale-ups: 2 IPOs, 3 acquisitions
Swedish, MSc Computer Science, KTH
8. High end market
•$30 billion global market
•Tiny group of buyers buying from a tiny
group of resellers
•Supply is limited (sometimes artificially)
•It is higly opaque and co-dependent
•It can only be marginally improved by
internet
ARTSY
9. Reproductions market
• $70 billion market
• It is a global market
• It is a mass market
• It has already been disrupted
11. What is the
Middle market?
•Affordable authentic art the middle and
middle-upper class can buy
•$60 billion market
•It is operated by local galleries selling to
local buyers
•The secondary market is almost non
existent
•It is growing. Buyers of reproductions
want unique pieces
•It has not been disrupted yet
14. How to approach the
Middle market?
Sell high end artists?
High-end artists have
little recognition in the
middle market
15. How to approach the
Middle market?
Sell high end artists?
Buyers don't find the
more conceptual art
produced by the high-end
artists appealing
16. How to approach the
Middle market?
Sell high end artists?
Limited edition prints?
Middle market buyers are
looking for uniques
17. How to approach the
Middle market?
Up the level of reproductions?
18. How to approach the
Middle market?
Up the level of reproductions?
Middle market buyers are
looking for authentic art, for
the “artist’s hand”… but this
that can’t be found in
reproductions and gift items
25. How the Mass market
for authentic art is
being Disrupted
26. The market
becomes Personal
•Buyers and artists interact
•Artists become marketing
powerhouses on their own thanks
to social media
•It democratises the market for
artists
•You can be a star by popular
demand rather than gatekeeper
selection
27. The ROLE of the GALLERY evolves
•The curatorial aspect becomes
more important. Galleries become
recognazible brands.
•Social media challenges the role of
galleries as gatekeepers
28. MOBILE is more than
MICROTRANSACTIONS
•A big chunk of our sales happen on
mobile apps and we were the first
surprised!
•A mobile sale always happens at
the right moment, in the right place
•Inhibitions disappear
29. NOTIFICATIONS are HUGE
•Buyers following their favorite
artists
•Buyers following other buyers
•Buyers following taste makers
•Buyers discovering local galleries
via apps
•Artists receiving real time feedback
from their fan base
30. How STAR ARTISTS will be born
•The power of gatekeepers will
diminish
•The relevance of social network
popularity will increase
•What will happen if an artist rises to
the high end market? Will he keep
operating in this global market with
other stock?
Filippo Mineli, Shape 5
31. How does this affect ART
INVESTORS?
•Prices are driven by demand
•It is a liquid market
•Prices can go up or down!