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In this latest bi-annual edition of The Intelligence Report, we take an investigative peek behind the curtain of today’s art market. | [The Intelligence Report]( The Year Ahead 2024 [The Intelligence Report]( The Year Ahead 2024 [Alternate text]( [Alternate text]( Read the latest Artnet Intelligence Report, your essential market review for the year to come. In our latest bi-annual report, we take an investigative peek behind the curtain of today’s art market. More than ever, marquee evening sales have transformed into the art-world equivalent of Broadway shows, with costumes, spotlights, and a big dose of razzle-dazzle. Less well understood are the ways in which the proceedings—and even final results—can be carefully stage-managed, especially following the repeal of a set of laws governing auction houses in New York City. At the center of this edition, Artnet News senior reporter Katya Kazakina delves into the legal changes, and what they mean for buyers and sellers. Also in this issue, Annie Armstrong talks to a consummate insider— mega-collector and art-fair founder Dean Valentine—about the future of the Los Angeles art scene. Artnet News and Morgan Stanley look beneath the topline auction numbers to explore how artists from various regions navigate the market differently, even in our age of hyper-globalization. And Artnet News contributor Julia Halperin delves into industry-wide auction results from 2023 to jettison the spin and deliver takeaways you can trust. For all this and more, click below. Read the latest Artnet Intelligence Report, your essential market review for the year to come. In our latest bi-annual report, we take an investigative peek behind the curtain of today’s art market. More than ever, marquee evening sales have transformed into the art-world equivalent of Broadway shows, with costumes, spotlights, and a big dose of razzle-dazzle. Less well understood are the ways in which the proceedings—and even final results—can be carefully stage-managed, especially following the repeal of a set of laws governing auction houses in New York City. At the center of this edition, Artnet News senior reporter Katya Kazakina delves into the legal changes, and what they mean for buyers and sellers. Also in this issue, Annie Armstrong talks to a consummate insider— mega-collector and art-fair founder Dean Valentine—about the future of the Los Angeles art scene. Artnet News and Morgan Stanley look beneath the topline auction numbers to explore how artists from various regions navigate the market differently, even in our age of hyper-globalization. And Artnet News contributor Julia Halperin delves into industry-wide auction results from 2023 to jettison the spin and deliver takeaways you can trust. For all this and more, click below. [Read the report]( [Read the report]( Follow us [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} by Artnet Worldwide Corporation. 373 Park Avenue South, 5th Floor, New York, NY, 10016, USA [Unsubscribe]( from this list, [register]( to receive Artnet newsletters, or [update]( your profile. For more information, please contact us at marketing@artnet.com. [Terms]( [Privacy]( [FAQ]( Follow us [Instagram]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} by Artnet Worldwide Corporation. 373 Park Avenue South, 5th Floor, New York, NY, 10016, USA [Unsubscribe]( from this list, [register]( to receive Artnet newsletters, or [update]( your profile. For more information, please contact us at marketing@artnet.com. [Terms]( [Privacy]( [FAQ]( Having trouble viewing this email? [Click here.]( Having trouble viewing this email? [Click here.](

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