This special issue series uniquely combines different perspectives and different methodological approaches on a variety of current issues in the global art market, contributed by a variety of international as well as Chinese scholars in different disciplines in the humanities applied to the study of the art market. It emerges a rich picture of topical scholarship encompassing digital technologies, gatekeeping and marketing, legislation and taxation, art value, connoisseurship and individual and institutional collecting, clusters, macroeconomic, geopolitical and social trends.
Reshaping the art market: Blockchain technology, resale royalties, and the emerging Chinese paradigm
The art market during a period of class transition in 19th-century England: A case study of the Agnew family
Legal analysis of the risks in art exhibition contracts from the perspective of international law
From here to eternity: The rise and fall of global art worlds and the contemporary private museum
Tools for the Portuguese contemporary art market
Transnational mobility, art markets, and the city: An analysis of the role of hypermobile creative professionals in the emergence of new artistic centers
Review of the “2023 international symposium on global art market research”