Artsy Survey Shows Art Market in Transition, With Dealers Unsure How to Meet New Collector Needs

The 41st edition of Art Brussels is not letting the ailing art market dampen its momentum. It's tickling the subdued buying mood with plenty of new discoveries that extend their feelers into the shaky present.

Artsy Survey Shows Art Market in Transition, With Dealers Unsure How to Meet New Collector Needs

If 2024 was the year of reckoning for the art market, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of mixed messages. In a new report published this week, Art Market Trends 2025, online art marketplace Artsy surveyed over 384 gallery professionals and art dealers across 60 countries. Over 75 percent of those surveyed cited economic uncertainty as a major challenge, while 60 percent said they are worried about changing collector behavior and declining deman…

Art Dubai Fair 2025 Shines as Global Cultural Powerhouse Amid Economic Uncertainty 1

Art Dubai Fair 2025 stood as a powerful testament to the resilience and evolution of the international art scene. The fair defied odds by attracting over 100 leading galleries from more than 50 countries, making it one of the most dynamic editions in its history. As artists, curators, collectors, and cultural leaders from around the world converged in the heart of the UAE, Art Dubai once again underscored its position as not just a regional forc…

For a long time reserved for a confidential elite, the contemporary art market is now at the crossroads of two worlds: that of aesthetic passion and that of heritage management.