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Get art market insights, including today's most bankable artists, and where auction season is headed

Get art market insights, including today's most bankable artists, and where auction season is headed [Image]( [Image]( Have you downloaded your copy of this season's Intelligence Report? [Get yours now]( for insights into today's most bankable artists, the transformation of the African art market, and predictions for how this fall auction season will unfold. Read on for a sample of what's inside, and click below to download the full report. [DOWNLOAD REPORT]( [Image] Who Are Today's Most Bankable Artists? We've highlighted the 10 best-selling artists in each category for the first half of 2019, and the total sales that each top art star has pulled in thus far. [Image] Collecting Isn't What It Used to Be: A Roundtable Art patrons Dimitri Daskalopoulos, Paul Ettlinger, and Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo discuss the business of collecting and how it has evolved since 1989. During a time of increased scrutiny surrounding private collectors, the trio reflects on how collecting will continue to evolve in coming years. [Image] Why Is Everyone Talking About the African Art Market? Many experts will tell you there's no such thing as the African art market; there's no way that one market could possibly encompass 54 countries, 1.2 billion people, and countless aesthetic traditions. But the continent's local collector base is growing steadily. We break down what you need to know about the art scenes in six vibrant cities. [Image] How the Art World Became the Art Industry Over the past 30 years, the art world has evolved into an art industry. We examine how a once-clubby handshake business has evolved into an interconnected global network dominated by multi-billion-dollar corporations and profit-minded investors who care about numbers as much, if not more, than they care about the art itself. [DOWNLOAD REPORT]( [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [LinkedIn]( Having trouble viewing this email? Click [here](. This email was sent by Artnet Worldwide Corporation. To unsubscribe, click [here](. For more information, please contact us at marketing@artnet.com or view the [artnet Privacy Policy](.

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