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Art Basel Miami Beach has always functioned as a barometer for the contemporary art market, but the 2025 edition felt less like a temperature check and more like a moment of self-reflection. The frenzy of previous years has softened. The energy is still there — this is Miami, after all — but it feels more measured, more strategic. Conversations with collectors were noticeably sharper. People were not only asking whether they liked a work; they were asking where it sits histor

he recent passing of Belgian painter  Walter Swennen (1946–2025)  on  15 August 2025  marks the loss of one of the most distinctive voices in European contemporary art. Originally trained as a philosopher and poet, Swennen embraced painting in the 1980s and quickly developed a practice that defied easy categorization. His works move freely between abstraction and figuration, often infused with humor, irony, and a sharp sense of language. Swennen’s significance lies in his rad

Art as investment: new insights and emerging opportunities A recent academic study from Tilburg University, “Pricing Art and the Art of...

The recently published  Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report 2025  reveals some surprising trends in the global art market — especially in...

Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 was again a testament to the evolving landscape of the art market, where innovation, inclusivity, and...