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Artprice’s Annual Report on the Global Art Market in 2017: a genuine alternative to financial markets, with China in first place

2018/02/28 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Our 20th Global Art Market Annual Report is once again the fruit of an alliance between Artprice, world leader in Art Market information, founded and directed by thierry Ehrmann, and Artron, its powerful Chinese institutional partner, directed by Wan Jie. The result is the only truly global art market report providing reliable insight into both the Western and the Eastern art market. By pooling their resources to analyse the global Art Market in unprecedented detail, our two structures highlight the intense competition driving the market’s global growth as well as its logic and its consequences. No other organisation or team is currently capable of such high quality processing and interpreting of macro- and micro-economic metadata in a Big Data environment.

The Report contains Artprice’s now-famous Top-500 ranking of artists by annual auction turnover, the market’s Top 100 auction results, our brand new Artprice100® index –a must for trading rooms–, a selection of Artprice market indices, and numerous detailed analyses per country, per market-hub, per creative period and per artistic medium. Its 18 chapters provide an uncompromising and unprecedented analysis of today’s global Art Market. The Report can be downloaded in pdf format free of charge at Artprice.com

https://www.artprice.com/artprice-reports/the-art-market-in-2017

Posting very strong growth in 2017, the Art Market has entered a new era

*Public sales of Fine Art –painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, prints and installation– from 1 January 2017 to 31 December 2017

General synopsis

Fine Art auction turnover reached $14.9 billion for the full-year 2017

Global turnover increased +20% versus the previous year

Measured growth in H1 (+9%) became strong growth in H2 (+32%)

Worldwide, 502,900 artworks were sold publicly in 2017 (+3%)

The overall unsold rate was 34% (vs. 36% in 2016)

Artprice’s global art price index ended the year stable versus 2016

The latest spectacular all-time Fine Art auction record at $450 million for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi represents the beginning of a new era for the Art Market in which the next big milestone will be the $1 billion threshold. In the meantime, we are bound to see results between $179 million and $450 million in 2018.

Soft Power

China remains the world’s top marketplace with $5.1 billion in turnover: 34.2% of global total

The United States ranks second with $4.9 billion

The world’s top 5 marketplaces all posted turnover growth:

China +7%, USA +42%, UK +18%, France +35%, Germany +12%

France (in 4th place) accounted for 5.3% of global turnover with $784 million, ahead of Germany’s $256 million, but still a long way behind the three leading marketplaces. France’s turnover was up +35%, but this growth was essentially generated by the Anglo-Saxon auction firms, Christie’s and Sotheby’s, which posted +58% and +35% growth respectively in Paris.

Christie’s and Sotheby’s domination of Fine Art auctions in France is getting stronger each year: the two houses now account for over half of the country’s Fine Art auction turnover (54% in 2017) compared with 47% in 2016.

Christie’s and Sotheby’s together generate more Fine Art auction turnover in France than the other 214 French auction operators.

Christie’s is the world’s leading auction house with a total of $4.4 billion ahead of Sotheby’s with 3.4 billion

In China, Poly Auction ($1 billion) beat China Guardian ($815 million)

Phillips took 5th place in 2017 with a turnover total of $471 million

In Europe, the two non-Anglo-Saxon leaders are the Austrian firm Dorotheum ($78 million) and the French firm Artcurial ($76 million).

Trends

Artprice’s 2017 global Top 500 index contains 231 European artists, 162 Asians and 82 North Americans

The Top 10 includes 4 Chinese artists, 3 Europeans and 3 Americans

2017 saw new auction records for many high-profile figures in Art History including Leonardo da Vinci, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Qi Baishi, Zao Wou-Ki, Marc Chagall, Fernand Léger and Constantin Brancusi

Financial performances

Repeat sales** generate an average annual return of between 5.5% and + 8.3%

In the longer run, works purchased from $200,000 to $1 million generate the best annual return: 8.3%

** The same work purchased and resold at auction during 2017

Artprice100© “The Wolves of Wall Street at the gates of the Art Market”

The Artprice100® shows a progression of +360% since 2000

+360% since 2000 represents an average annual return of 8.9%

Revised annually, the new index replaced 4 artists in 2017

The new index contained 1 Chinese artist (Zhang Daqian) in 2000, versus 18 in 2017

France

Towards new regulations for France’s auction operators…

Many public documents show that French Art Market players, among others the Syndicat des Maisons de Ventes (SYMEV) have taken a stand: against a backdrop of art market globalisation spearheaded by the widespread adoption of internet auction sales, France’s share of the global Fine Art auction market – a share that was over 60% in the 1970s – fell back to a dangerously low level of less than 4% in 2016! Aware of this worrying reality, the sector’s professionals via the Syndicat des Maisons de Ventes (SYMEV), have been sounding the alarm over the past year… and, it would seem, they have been heard.

This news was clearly expressed at the annual meeting of auctioneers that took place at the end of 2017. The French authorities are working towards a complete overhaul of the much-contested and obsolete regulatory framework that governs public auction sales in France. The Conseil des Ventes Volontaires (CVV) –France’s auction market oversight authority– will apparently become an agency of self-regulation, closer to the realities of the market and more in tune with the digital and global issues that have transformed the sector.

At the end of November, in front of the assembled heads of France’s auction sector, Sylvain Maillard, the elected representative for the Paris constituency that is home to the the famous Hôtel Drouot, and former campaign spokesman for Emmanuel Macron, clearly expressed the government’s willingness to act: “all the points you have raised have been taken very seriously by the public authorities (…) and all the possible solutions to these problems are currently being examined and explored.”

On March 7 next, the French Senate will be chairing a session entitled The attractiveness and legal competitiveness of the French art market, under the twin council of the Senate’s Law Commission and its Culture Commission. There can be no doubt that this initiative is part of a new reform dynamic that will lead to the adoption of a new legal framework as of 2018.

The removal of a major administrative impediment that is unique in Europe would indeed allow the French art market to begin the lengthy process of recovering the position it held for over a century in the global art market. End of quote.

These developments represent a major recognition for Artprice, and should lead to the resolution and satisfaction of all of Artprice’s claims & demands during a long and arduous battle.

The new awareness of the sound logic of investing in art, along with other motives such as speculative buying and collecting art as a passion have coincided with an intense level of demand for big-name masterpieces from the world’s new museums. Despite a generally lacklustre global economy, these market forces have boosted demand for artworks worldwide with the global auction turnover up +20% in 2017, generating a very impressive total of $14.9 billion.

The drivers of this growth are ease of access to Art Market information, electronic sales (98% of the market’s participants are connected to the Internet), the financialization of the market, a growing population of ever-younger art consumers (from 500,000 in the 1950’s to 90 million in 2017) and the extension of the market to the entire Asia/Pacific area plus India, South Africa, the Middle East and South America.

The growth of the museum industry is also playing a crucial role. With more than 700 new museums opening every year, the museum industry has become a global economic reality in the 21st Century. More museums opened between 2000 and 2014 than in the previous two centuries, and demand for museum-quality works is one of the key factors in the spectacular growth of the Art Market. The Art Market is now a mature and liquid market offering returns of 8% per year on works purchased over $200,000.

In 2017, the intense competition between China and the USA generated explosive growth in the West, but confirmed China’s role as the leading global marketplace for art despite US growth of +42% and the historic new absolute record of $450 million hammered for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi at Christie’s in New York. China’s domination is established with just $0.2 billion over the US. Art clearly represents an essential element in the Soft Power arsenals of the United States and China, and, on a smaller scale, of Qatar and the UAE.

China’s supremacy is also once again visible in our ranking of the world’s top 500 artists by annual auction turnover. Chinese artists represent 32.4% of the total number compared to just 16.4% for American artists. The rest are Europeans (46.2%) and other nationalities (5%) essentially Latin Americans and South-West Asians.

Considering the macro and micro-economic data, the last 18 years have confirmed the Art Market as a refuge against economic and financial turbulence, generating substantial and recurring returns.

In a context where central banks are effectively implementing negative interest rates, the Art Market has enjoyed insolent health with our new Artprice100® index showing a progression of +360% since 2000. This new index covers the Top 100 artists in all three major segments: Old Masters, Modern and Contemporary, from all over the world. However, this level of return is not restricted to works by star artists. Our analyses show that the average annual yield on artworks purchased above the $20,000 line is around 5.5%.

The Internet (Microsoft estimates over 5 billion people connected worldwide) has now become the principal and definitive forum for auction operators worldwide who are using it to consolidate their market shares on all continents. Of the world’s 6,300 auction houses, 98% are today present on the Internet (versus just 3% in 2005).

The Art Market is an efficient, historical and global market whose ability to withstand economic and geopolitical crises is now beyond any doubt. Over the last 18 years it has outperformed most of the world’s principal financial markets by a considerable margin.

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Celebrating 20 years of Artprice – #133, to be continued on Twitter by thierry Ehrmann #ARTPRICEIS20TODAY

2018/02/08 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

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#ARTPRICEIS20TODAY #ARTPRICE $PRC always keeps its word. Today we exceed 800,000 likes on #Facebook. Artprice’s becomes the world’s most important Facebook page on Art Market information. Artprice confirms the million likes in the first quarter 2018! pic.twitter.com/GTrQx41EV0

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Artprice launches its “blue-chip” Art Market index, Artprice100®, designed for financiers and investors

2018/01/31 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice’s Global Index® shows an average value increase for artworks of +30% since the index was started 20 years ago. Although this is an appreciable performance particularly at a time when central banks’ interest rates are close to zero in the United States (FED) and negative in Europe (ECB), if we focus uniquely on the most stable segment of the market, we find a much more impressive value accretion.

Thierry Ehrmann, founder and CEO of Artprice, said “Artprice’s econometrics department has created a new index that ignores the most volatile artists (those most subject to the price impact of fashion and speculation) and focuses exclusively on the art market’s “blue-chip” artists. This new index, Artprice100®, shows that art is an extremely competitive financial investment over the longer term.”

Artprice’s new Artprice100® scientific index is subject to IPR protection and represents a major new weapon in Artprice’s commercial arsenal as World Leader in Art Market Information.

PRINCIPLE

The objective of Artprice’s new Artprice100® index is to monitor and quantify the art market’s value accretion by focusing on its most stable elements. This new scientific index is a new tool in Artprice’s panoply of proprietary decision-support tools. In effect, the Artprice100® index represents an unavoidable new benchmark in a financial world constantly searching for new investment opportunities in efficient markets.

The creation of the Artprice100® index is a response to a recurring demand from Artprice’s financial and banking institution customers, particularly in the Private Banking segment, who need a reliable and durable benchmark that does not require specialist knowledge of the Art Market from its user.

With the Artprice100®, the Art Market – universally considered an alternative to traditional financial investments – now has a benchmark comparable to the world’s major stock indices like the S&P 500, the FTSE 100, the CAC 40, the DAX and the NIKKEI 225. It is composed using the same general principles for the construction of these indices: it focuses on the Art Market’s fundamental artists and takes into account their relative weight and importance.

COMPOSITION

The composition of the Artprice100® is adjusted by a scientific committee every 1st January to reflect the evolution of the Art Market. The index essentially identifies the 100 top-performing artists at auction over the previous five years who satisfy a key liquidity criterion (at least ten works of comparable quality sold each year). The weight of each artist is proportional to his/her annual auction turnover over the relevant period.

Thus, starting from 1 January 2000 – the Artprice100®’s reference year – an investment is made on the 100 artists whose auction results are the most regular (constant) and the highest (in turnover terms) during the previous five years (i.e. 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 and 1999). The relative weight of each of the 100 artists is detailed in Appendix 1.

The composition of the index does not change during the year. Therefore, the overall value of the Artprice100® evolves according to the individual average performances of each artist in the portfolio, adjusted according to his or her weight within the portfolio.

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES

In 2000, the value of the Artprice100® increased by 10.9%. Thus, for an initial investment of $100, the value of this portfolio already reached $110.9 by the end of 2000.

The contribution of each artist to this result provides additional information. For example, in 2000, the artist Pablo Picasso had a 16% weighting in the portfolio. During that year, his auction performance contracted by 9%. Therefore, the initial $16 invested in Pablo Picasso (16% of $100) was valued, at 31 December 2000, at $14.6.

Fortunately, the portfolio’s diversification helped offset Pablo Picasso’s negative performance in 2000. So, for example, that year saw strong positive performances for Robert Rauschenberg (+59%), Antoni Tapies (+48%), René Magritte (+18%), allowing the Artprice100® index to post a quite remarkable performance for the portfolio as a whole.

Over the long term, the performance of the Artprice100® largely exceeds that of Artprice’s Global Index and of the US stock market, as represented by the S&P 500.

The Artprice100® index
Base 100 at 1 January 2000

Evolution de l’indice des prix Artprice100® Base 100 au premier janvier 2000

INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES

The Artprice100® index provides essential information since its very composition reflects the progressive evolution of the Art market. The artists included each year in the Top 100 are the market’s most important artists, weighted for their average performances over the previous five years.

This purely objective criterion allows identification of the most stable segment of the Art Market with a built-in evolution mechanism (annual adjustment). In fact, the new index relies on a huge mass of market information (Artprice’s Big Data) and eliminates possible blind spots that might escape the Index’s Scientific Council by analysing repeat sales and auction results from all over the planet. With its intranet connecting it with more than 6,300 Auction Houses, Artprice is the only organisation in the world that can process this data and produce an index based on a highly complex series of calculations.

The composition of the Artprice100® for the years 2000 and 2017 is provided in the Appendices. From 2016 to 2017, four artists joined the index and four left (as with stock indices):

Joiners (incoming): Agnes Martin, Francis Picabia, Barbara Hepworth, Michelangelo Pistoletto
Leavers (outgoing): Giorgio De Chirico, Alexej von Jawlensky, Paul Klee, Cindy Sherman

This gradual transformation of the 100 artists within the Artprice100® is striking over the long term. For example, in 2000, there was only one Chinese artist in this list (Zhang Daqian) compared with 18 in 2017.

CONCLUSION

Over 18 years, the Artprice100® grew by 360%, generating an average annual return of 8.9%. This revolutionary approach to investment in the Art Market allows the financial and investment community to apprehend the Art Market via the art of “index management”, a possibility that was hitherto non-existent. This average annual return of 8.9% represents the profitability of the art market’s most stable segment.

It proves once again that a relatively well-diversified art portfolio, constructed on the basis of a simple and non-aggressive acquisition strategy, has a genuine economic raison d’être, quite apart from the non-pecuniary benefits of collecting art.

Over the last 20 years, the art market has massively increased in liquidity and has grown to now be widely appreciated as a genuinely efficient market to which Artprice – as world leader – has substantially contributed.

Via its contacts in the financial sphere, Artprice aims to get its Artprice100® index and derivative products rapidly included in the standard financial newsflow packages used in trading rooms around the world.

Appendix 1
Composition of the Artprice100® in 2000
Rank – Artist – Weight

1 – Pablo PICASSO – 16.1%
2 – Claude MONET – 7.8%
3 – Paul CÉZANNE – 5.3%
4 – Pierre-Auguste RENOIR – 4.7%
5 – Edgar DEGAS – 3.9%
6 – Henri MATISSE – 2.9%
7 – Marc CHAGALL – 2.8%
8 – Amedeo MODIGLIANI – 2.8%
9 – Andy WARHOL – 2.2%
10 – Joan MIRO – 2.0%
11 – Camille PISSARRO – 1.7%
12 – Fernand LÉGER – 1.7%
13 – René MAGRITTE – 1.6%
14 – Henry MOORE – 1.4%
15 – Alberto GIACOMETTI – 1.3%
16 – Auguste RODIN – 1.2%
17 – Georges BRAQUE – 1.1%
18 – Pierre BONNARD – 1.1%
19 – Jean DUBUFFET – 1.1%
20 – Kees VAN DONGEN – 1.0%
21 – Paul GAUGUIN – 1.0%
22 – Jasper JOHNS – 1.0%
23 – Wassily KANDINSKY – 1.0%
24 – Paul KLEE – 0.9%
25 – Alexander CALDER – 0.9%
26 – Alfred James MUNNINGS – 0.9%
27 – Alfred SISLEY – 0.9%
28 – Maurice DE VLAMINCK – 0.9%
29 – Gerhard RICHTER – 0.8%
30 – Édouard VUILLARD – 0.8%
31 – Willem DE KOONING – 0.8%
32 – Jean-Michel BASQUIAT – 0.8%
33 – Emil NOLDE – 0.8%
34 – Roy LICHTENSTEIN – 0.8%
35 – Giorgio MORANDI – 0.8%
36 – Egon SCHIELE – 0.7%
37 – Pieter II BRUEGHEL – 0.7%
38 – Salvador DALI – 0.7%
39 – Lucio FONTANA – 0.7%
40 – Juan GRIS – 0.6%
41 – Giorgio DE CHIRICO – 0.6%
42 – Ernst Ludwig KIRCHNER – 0.6%
43 – Maurice UTRILLO – 0.6%
44 – Raoul DUFY – 0.6%
45 – Eugène BOUDIN – 0.6%
46 – Camille Jean-Baptiste COROT – 0.5%
47 – Paul SIGNAC – 0.5%
48 – Edvard MUNCH – 0.5%
49 – Francis BACON – 0.5%
50 – Rufino TAMAYO – 0.5%
51 – Alexej VON JAWLENSKY – 0.5%
52 – Cy TWOMBLY – 0.4%
53 – Wifredo LAM – 0.4%
54 – Diego GIACOMETTI – 0.4%
55 – Laurence Stephen LOWRY – 0.4%
56 – Piet MONDRIAAN – 0.4%
57 – Marino MARINI – 0.4%
58 – Jack Butler YEATS – 0.4%
59 – Max ERNST – 0.4%
60 – Odilon REDON – 0.4%
61 – Albert MARQUET – 0.4%
62 – Georges ROUAULT – 0.4%
63 – Franz MARC – 0.4%
64 – Sam FRANCIS – 0.3%
65 – Fernando BOTERO – 0.3%
66 – Robert RAUSCHENBERG – 0.3%
67 – Richard DIEBENKORN – 0.3%
68 – Hermann Max PECHSTEIN – 0.3%
69 – Bernard BUFFET – 0.3%
70 – Henri-Théodore FANTIN-LATOUR – 0.3%
71 – Diego RIVERA – 0.3%
72 – Roberto MATTA – 0.3%
73 – Karel APPEL – 0.3%
74 – Georg BASELITZ – 0.3%
75 – Frank STELLA – 0.3%
76 – Serge POLIAKOFF – 0.3%
77 – Moïse KISLING – 0.3%
78 – MAN RAY – 0.3%
79 – Yves KLEIN – 0.3%
80 – ZHANG Daqian – 0.3%
81 – Asger JORN – 0.3%
82 – Gino SEVERINI – 0.3%
83 – John LAVERY – 0.3%
84 – Anders Leonard ZORN – 0.2%
85 – Aristide MAILLOL – 0.2%
86 – Lyonel FEININGER – 0.2%
87 – Erich HECKEL – 0.2%
88 – Max BECKMANN – 0.2%
89 – Sigmar POLKE – 0.2%
90 – Marie LAURENCIN – 0.2%
91 – Henri MARTIN – 0.2%
92 – Henri LE SIDANER – 0.2%
93 – Otto DIX – 0.2%
94 – Louis VALTAT – 0.2%
95 – Gustave LOISEAU – 0.2%
96 – Antoni TAPIES – 0.2%
97 – Jean FAUTRIER – 0.2%
98 – Adrien Jean LE MAYEUR DE MERPRES – 0.2%
99 – Massimo CAMPIGLI – 0.2%
100 – David HOCKNEY – 0.2%

Appendix 2
Composition of the Artprice100® in 2017

Rank – Artist – Weight

1 – Pablo PICASSO – 6.8%
2 – Andy WARHOL – 6.8%
3 – ZHANG Daqian – 4.4%
4 – QI Baishi – 3.8%
5 – Gerhard RICHTER – 3.7%
6 – Claude MONET – 3.4%
7 – Francis BACON – 3.3%
8 – Jean-Michel BASQUIAT – 2.9%
9 – Roy LICHTENSTEIN – 2.2%
10 – Alberto GIACOMETTI – 2.1%
11 – FU Baoshi – 2.0%
12 – Cy TWOMBLY – 1.9%
13 – ZAO Wou-Ki – 1.8%
14 – Amedeo MODIGLIANI – 1.8%
15 – XU Beihong – 1.8%
16 – Alexander CALDER – 1.8%
17 – LI Keran – 1.8%
18 – Lucio FONTANA – 1.7%
19 – Joan MIRO – 1.7%
20 – WU Guanzhong – 1.7%
21 – Willem DE KOONING – 1.6%
22 – HUANG Zhou – 1.5%
23 – Marc CHAGALL – 1.4%
24 – HUANG Binhong – 1.3%
25 – LU Yanshao – 1.3%
26 – Jeff KOONS – 1.3%
27 – Christopher WOOL – 1.2%
28 – LIN Fengmian – 1.0%
29 – CHU Teh-Chun – 1.0%
30 – Yves KLEIN – 0.9%
31 – Henri MATISSE – 0.9%
32 – Fernand LÉGER – 0.9%
33 – René MAGRITTE – 0.9%
34 – Henry MOORE – 0.9%
35 – Jean DUBUFFET – 0.9%
36 – Wassily KANDINSKY – 0.8%
37 – PAN Tianshou – 0.8%
38 – Edvard MUNCH – 0.8%
39 – Pierre-Auguste RENOIR – 0.8%
40 – Paul CÉZANNE – 0.7%
41 – SAN Yu – 0.7%
42 – Yayoi KUSAMA – 0.7%
43 – Peter DOIG – 0.6%
44 – PU Ru – 0.6%
45 – Edgar DEGAS – 0.6%
46 – Auguste RODIN – 0.6%
47 – Richard PRINCE – 0.6%
48 – Joan MITCHELL – 0.6%
49 – Sigmar POLKE – 0.5%
50 – Camille PISSARRO – 0.5%
51 – Paul GAUGUIN – 0.5%
52 – Salvador DALI – 0.5%
53 – Martin KIPPENBERGER – 0.4%
54 – Ed RUSCHA – 0.4%
55 – DONG Qichang – 0.4%
56 – Paul SIGNAC – 0.4%
57 – Piet MONDRIAAN – 0.4%
58 – Egon SCHIELE – 0.4%
59 – Alberto BURRI – 0.4%
60 – Richard DIEBENKORN – 0.4%
61 – Georges BRAQUE – 0.4%
62 – Juan GRIS – 0.4%
63 – WEN Zhengming – 0.4%
64 – Damien HIRST – 0.4%
65 – Pieter II BRUEGHEL – 0.4%
66 – Donald JUDD – 0.3%
67 – Louise BOURGEOIS – 0.3%
68 – Keith HARING – 0.3%
69 – Piero MANZONI – 0.3%
70 – Alfred SISLEY – 0.3%
71 – David HOCKNEY – 0.3%
72 – Max ERNST – 0.3%
73 – CHEN Yifei – 0.3%
74 – Ernst Ludwig KIRCHNER – 0.3%
75 – Frank STELLA – 0.3%
76 – Sam FRANCIS – 0.3%
77 – Pierre BONNARD – 0.3%
78 – Alighiero BOETTI – 0.3%
79 – Kees VAN DONGEN – 0.3%
80 – Jasper JOHNS – 0.3%
81 – Pierre SOULAGES – 0.3%
82 – Bernard BUFFET – 0.3%
83 – Fernando BOTERO – 0.3%
84 – Laurence Stephen LOWRY – 0.3%
85 – Agnes MARTIN – 0.3%
86 – Enrico CASTELLANI – 0.3%
87 – Robert RAUSCHENBERG – 0.3%
88 – Morton Wayne THIEBAUD – 0.3%
89 – Nicolas DE STAËL – 0.3%
90 – Francis PICABIA – 0.2%
91 – Barbara HEPWORTH – 0.2%
92 – Anselm KIEFER – 0.2%
93 – GUAN Liang – 0.2%
94 – YU Fei’an – 0.2%
95 – Emil NOLDE – 0.2%
96 – Maurice DE VLAMINCK – 0.2%
97 – Georg BASELITZ – 0.2%
98 – Tom WESSELMANN – 0.2%
99 – Anish KAPOOR – 0.2%
100 – Michelangelo PISTOLETTO – 0.2%

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The text presented hereafter is a translation of Arte Creative’s online presentation: ARTE: A gigantic Christmas tree in the guise of a butt plug, a machine that defecates five-star meals, an icon immersed in urine and staged corpses – subversive, trash, provocative or insulting? Thierry Ehrmann, the man behind The Abode of Chaos dixit « The New York Times », an artist and the founder of Artprice, is the mouthpiece for scandal and discloses the workings of the most striking controversies in contemporary art. And scandal sells. 9 episodes are online: http://www.arte.tv/guide/en/weekly-highlight

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thierry Ehrmann: « The FCC’s decision last night represents the most positive and significant event over the last 20 years of Artprice’s history »

2017/12/18 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Thierry Ehrmann, founder and CEO of Artprice:

“The FCC’s decision last night represents the most positive and significant event over the last 20 years of Artprice’s history and it confirms beyond any doubt Artprice’s revenue forecasts for the Internet kiosk payment system, which Artprice has always defended, rejecting all forms of online advertising and considering the purchase of Artprice content by credit card as an outright commercial heresy.”

Artprice reacts to the decision on 14 December 2017 by the powerful American Federal Commission of Communications (FCC) that repealed the principle of Internet neutrality.

Contrary to the speculative and truncated analyses that have been circulating, this decision is in the best interests and provides better legal protection *footnote for Internet users, Telecom operators and high-quality content publishers like Artprice.

Remember that Artprice’s IPO prospectus and all its reference documents subsequently filed with the AMF indicate that Artprice had always unambiguously preferred the Internet kiosk payment system – billed from $1 to $5 per minute, with 80% credited to the content provider by the Telecom operator, which charges the subscriber directly via his telephone/Internet bill.

Indeed, Artprice has always categorically rejected online advertising, considering it negative for Internet users, because, unlike the television where viewers are passive, Internet users are by nature active and see online advertising as an annoying obstacle to their search for information.

Similarly the purchase of content with a credit card takes an unimaginably long time and is a very tedious process that is getting more and more complicated as the years go by.

Proof of this is provided by French provider Orange® in a Wanadoo® document that stipulates that 70% of its clients drop out of content purchases when confronted with the current bankcard payment system – excluding purchases of physical goods… which Artprice doesn’t sell.

As of 1985, Server Group, Artprice’s parent company, built its position as French leader of the Teletel (Minitel) with access to its legal, judicial and economic databanks, charged between 5.57 francs/minute and 9.21 francs/minute.

In 20 years of mergers and acquisitions, Server Group helped numerous content publishers switch from subscription fee mode 3614 dial-up short code to kiosk payment mode 3617 ($1/minute) or 3629 ($2/minute) dial-up short codes. Each time, the turnover of the publisher was multiplied by a minimum of 5 times within 2 months (it took the DGAT – French General Directorate Telematics Affairs – 45 days to implement the switch).

In the area of accounting, Artprice itself has irrefutable proof that the kiosk system boosts revenue very significantly.

After its acquisition of Artprice Annual (among its many other acquisitions), Artprice discovered that a Minitel company holding the 3617 Artcote franchise since 1991 generated an excellent turnover very close to its net income, with just 4 updates per year and no provision of indices, images (reproductions of artworks), information concerning future sales, artists’ biographies and no search, selection, or decision support tools… and no alerts. In short, despite these major handicaps, the company generated a better revenue, on a like-for-like basis, than Artprice, until 2000.

Moreover, concerning France, Artprice has undeniable scientific and economic evidence that during the Minitel era, the French Ministry of Telecommunications (via its State subsidiary Transpac) experienced substantial Teletel data flow problems. In 1985 the Telecom Ministry invested heavily via Transpac to ensure the smooth flow of content from the server centres to the 14 million Minitel users.

That same year, dial-up short code 3614, with its paid subscription by check or credit card, was shelved and replaced more than 95% by the kiosk payment system.

What happened on 14 December 2017 with the FCC vote is a similar response.

*footnote:

In simple terms, the FCC ruling now allows Internet operators in the world, including the 13 root servers in the US (because the Internet is indeed under American tutelage) to guarantee the reliability of contents from A (content servers in the world) to Z (end customers) with a perfectly controlled flow, which was not the case until the vote to repeal Internet neutrality.

This historic vote will set the foundations for a properly dynamic and ‘virtuous’ economy and protect consumers who will benefit from a proper legal protection on purchased data. The introduction of contract law into the provision of contents will prevent the dissemination of “fake news” as well as of countless other forms of Internet misuse and abuse.

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Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi to be exhibited at the Louvre Museum alongside the Mona Lisa is evidence the Museum Industry(R) economy conceptualized by Artprice is a reality

2017/11/30 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice had given the price for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi 3 months in advance (AOF press agency) and has explained it in its different releases including the following:

Leonardo da Vinci, Salvator Mundi

Artprice also explained in a interview with French newspaper JDD that the Museum Industry® economy (conceptualized by Artprice since 2005) is the foundation of the construction of this record price, which could only be understood through the Art Market’s paradigm shift of which she has become the main driving force.

thierry Ehrmann: « The absolute proof has been given this morning when Jean-Luc Martinez, President-Director of the Louvre museum, in an interview with RTL radio, stated that exhibiting the Salvator Mundi alongside the Mona Lisa in the context of a Leonardo da Vinci exhibition for the celebration of the Grand Louvre’s 30th Anniversary was under negotiation. The AFP dispatch, released a few minutes ago, also reported the capital information through its international news feed.

That is the heart of the Museum Industry®’s business model, that sees such an exhibition have an exponential impact on the growth of the Louvre’s ticket sales.

Also, no one will dare doubt the statement of a senior official at the French Ministry of Culture.

The new economic science – taught by Artprice – is relentlessly pushing prices up. Our conviction about the evolution of the art market started with a simple observation: the exponential nature of art museum openings around the world. In 2014 an Artprice meta-study revealed that more art museums opened between January 2000 and December 2014 than during the entire 19th and 20th centuries.

It also revealed that roughly 700 new art museums are being built every year on 5 continents, each with international vocations and each with at least 4,500 artworks.

This massive expansion of the global museum industry® goes hand-in-hand with a major soft-power competition between the world’s nations, particularly its major powers (China / US) and the Gulf States. Indeed, soft-power rivalry is leading the art market inexorably towards spectacular new auction results. In our well-documented view, we are likely to see results around the billion dollar threshold by 2020.”

Indeed, thanks to its direct Intranet link to major Auction Houses, Artprice is aware of plans for prestige sales in the near future. According to our econometrics department and our Big Data algorithms, we can already predict that several sales will generate results in excess of one billion dollars, notably Christie’s sale of the David and Peggy Rockefeller collection next May in New York.

The Art Market, as reported by Artprice in its reports and the present release, is recording one record after the other for all periods – Old Master, Modern Art & Contemporary Art. To name a few: Kerry James Marshall – Still Life with Wedding Portrait – Christie’s NY 15 Nov. 2017; Carmen HERRERA – Untitled (Orange and Black) (1956) – Phillips NY 16 Nov. 2017; this week, the record for Camille Claudel was shattered at Artcurial, with the preemption of many museums, precisely.

Also, The New York Times agreed with Artprice’s analysis on the Museum Industry®.

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The New York Times agrees with Artprice’s anticipation of the complete redefinition of the art market’s price scale after Leonardo Da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi record

2017/11/27 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice’s dedicated global publications monitoring team – part of its Artmarket Insight news agency – cannot but react warmly to the article published on 24 November 2017 in the New York Times. Penned by Scott Reyburn, one of the world’s most famous art journalists, its title perfectly concords with Artprice’s analysis. Entitled How This Leonardo’s Mind-Blowing Price Will Change the Art Market, the article is available online at:

thierry Ehrmann: “Artprice notes the perfect concordance of this article with our press release on 19 November 2017, available online at:

for the English version:

https://www.actusnews.com/fr/ARTPRICE/cp/2017/11/19/artprice-the-auction-record-for-salvator-mundi-by-leonardo-da-vinci-proves-that-the-museum-industry-reg-is-completely

It is now clear that the new auction record of $450.3 million for Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi has led to an almost identical appreciation of where the art market is going on both sides of the Atlantic… except that our analysis was publicised well before the result.

Leonardo da Vinci, Salvator Mundi

Indeed, the new record has immediately ratcheted high-end art prices with a number of works fetching significantly higher than their estimates. Artprice has long predicted the formation of a new economic model within the art market, a model that is now clearly emerging because the art market has become efficient, mature and liquid and is now an appropriate subject for sophisticated econometric and technical analysis.

However, the art market’s revolution is not just limited to its price scale and structure: by including Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi in a sale of Contemporary Art Christie’s has completely overturned a long-standing convention. This remarkable break with tradition by a secular institution represents a major milestone for the future of the art market as it mutates into a proper market economy with the Internet serving as its primary market forum (auction sales are becoming increasingly dematerialized).

Thierry Ehrmann: “The Museum Industry®, a business model that Artprice conceptualised and IP copyrighted as of 2005, is driving this paradigm shift.

It also revealed that roughly 700 new art museums are being built every year on 5 continents, each with international vocations and each with at least 4,500 artworks.

Artprice also notes that Sotheby’s is preparing a particularly flamboyant 2018 with a series of spectacular sales that should allow the firm to close the gap that has recently emerged with its primary rival.

We are also receiving similar signals from Asia, particularly from China.

Less than an hour before this communiqué was released, France Television published an article based 100% on Artprice’s copyrighted (2005) analysis of the Museum Industry® as a way of understanding the price of artworks.

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/economie/emploi/metiers/art-culture-edition/video-deux-dix-ou-cinquante-milliards-d-euros-ca-vaut-combien-la-joconde_2481337.html

“The Mona Lisa is arguably the most famous painting in the world. Tourists flock to admire the painting in the Louvre. It is also one of the few paintings entirely created produced by one of the greatest artists in history. Rarity, celebrity, technical perfection, a cocktail that makes its value difficult to estimate. An expert and two auctioneers interviewed by FranceInfo made a rational calculation based on quantifiable variables.

For Elsa Gody, you can apply a simple formula: take the price of a ticket to the Louvre Museum, multiply it by the number of visitors over a given period… According to the Catawiki auctioneer “that comes to about two billion euros”. His colleague Pierre Blanchet is less ‘rational’ arguing that the ‘passion’ for the painting makes its value impossible to estimate, especially during an auction where prices can quickly soar. … / … « Why not 10 billion? » he finally says.”

Artprice hereby predicts that the Art Market will definitively change price scale in 2018.

In view of the above, Artprice confirms that in 2018 the Art Market will definitely change its price scale, both in the terms of total turnover and in terms of spectacular new records for Old Master, Modern and Contemporary artworks sold in prestige catalogued sales that will fetch around one billion dollars.

According to our econometrics department over 180 artists should substantially renew their their auction records in 2018. The face of the Art Market, which Artprice has become an integral part of as the World Leader in Art Market Information for 20 years, has now definitively changed.

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Le tableau de Léonard de Vinci « Salvator Mundi » a été adjugé mercredi 450,3 millions de dollars conformément aux prévisions d’Artprice (450/500 M$).

2017/11/16 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Le tableau de Léonard de Vinci « Salvator Mundi » a été adjugé mercredi 450,3 millions de dollars conformément aux prévisions d’Artprice (450/500 M$).

Le dernier Da Vinci « Salvator Mundi » (sauveur du monde)

New York #Artprice #DaVinci – Un tableau du peintre italien Léonard de Vinci a été adjugé mercredi 450,3 millions de dollars lors d’enchères chez Christie’s à New York, pulvérisant le record de la toile la plus chère du monde.

Au terme d’une séquence de 19 minutes, « Salvator Mundi » (sauveur du monde), dernier tableau du maître encore en possession d’un collectionneur privé, a laissé loin derrière « Les Femmes d’Alger (version 0) », de Pablo Picasso, vendu 179,4 millions de dollars en 2015.

La dernière œuvre connue de LEONARDO DA VINCI encore en mains privées vient de passer sous le feu des enchères chez Christie’s… Le Sauveur du Monde (Salvatore Mundi), pendant masculin de la Joconde est, pour reprendre les mots du spécialiste de l’art ancien chez Christie’s Alan Wintermute, le »Saint Graal de l’art ancien ». Pourtant, ce chef-d’oeuvre absolu n’apparait pas au catalogue de la prochaine session Old Masters de Christie’s (le 31 octobre).

Contre toute attente, le précieux tableau, réalisé il y a cinq siècles, est inclus à la vente d’Art Contemporain et d’Après-Guerre qui se tiendra le 15 novembre 2017 à New York. »Le dernier Da Vinci’, authentifié avec certitude en 2011 et estimé autour de 100 millions de dollars se retrouve ainsi dans le même catalogue que la dernière peinture de Warhol, Sixty Last Supper (1986), une œuvre gigantesque de trois mètres sur 10, comportant 60 variations de la célèbre Cène du même Léonard De Vinci.

Christie’s espère-t-elle faire »coup double » en signant le même soir deux nouveaux records absolus à plus de 100 millions ? Cette pensée est permise sachant que Warhol a déjà passé ce seuil de prix en 2013 avec Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster), vendu 105,445 m$ chez Sotheby’s à New York.

En opérant de la sorte, Christie’s casse les codes habituels en mixant les époques et insiste par ailleurs sur le caractère éminemment spectaculaire des ventes d’Art Contemporain et d’après-guerre. C’est là que se jouent les plus grands enjeux.

Face au programme du 15 novembre, la session Old Masters du 31 octobre peut paraître un peu terne, même si un autoportrait d’Elisabeth VIGÉE-LEBRUN (600 000$ – 800 000$) et un paysage de John CONSTABLE (400 000$ – 600 000$) devraient conduire les enchères…

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Artprice est le Leader mondial des banques de données sur la cotation et les indices de l’Art avec plus de 30 millions d’indices et résultats de ventes couvrant plus de 657 000 Artistes. Artprice Images® permet un accès illimité au plus grand fonds du Marché de l’Art au monde, bibliothèque constituée de 126 millions d’images ou gravures d’œuvres d’Art de 1700 à nos jours commentées par ses historiens.

Artprice enrichit en permanence ses banques de données en provenance de 6300 Maisons de Ventes et publie en continu les tendances du Marché de l’Art pour les principales agences et 7200 titres de presse dans le monde. Artprice met à la disposition de ses 4,5 millions de membres (members log in), les annonces déposées par ses Membres, qui constituent désormais la première Place de Marché Normalisée® mondiale pour acheter et vendre des œuvres d’Art à prix fixe ou aux enchères (enchères réglementées par les alinéas 2 et 3 de l’article L 321.3 du code du commerce). Artprice labellisée par le BPI développe son projet de Blockchain sur le Marché de l’Art.

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Le rapport du Marché de l’Art Contemporain 2016 d’Artprice est accessible gratuitement à l’adresse:
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Communiqué d’ARTE : A la tête de La Demeure du Chaos/ Abode of Chaos dixit « The New York Times », thierry Ehrmann, artiste et fondateur d’Artprice dévoile en 9 épisodes les rouages des plus gros esclandres de l’art contemporain, qui garantissent à coup sûr des expositions blockbusters http://creative.arte.tv/fr/artscandale

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Artprice: analyse de la 44ème édition de la FIAC face à la concurrence de la Frieze et des ventes publiques

2017/10/14 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

thierry Ehrmann : « Le mois d’octobre accueille deux des plus grandes foires au monde : la Frieze à Londres et la FIAC à Paris. Non seulement ces deux événements prennent place à deux semaines d’intervalle d’un côté et de l’autre de la Manche (reliés en 2h par l’Eurostar), mais chacune de ces foires doit à présent composer avec les sessions de ventes de prestige, organisées en même temps et qui menacent de leur voler la vedette ».

Artprice analyse les nouveaux défis auxquels la FIAC et la Frieze doivent aujourd’hui faire face.

La stratégie des galeries

Pas d’oeuvres normalement de Njideka A. Crosby au Grand Palais pour les visiteurs de la FIAC 2017. La jeune peintre nigérienne est la grande révélation 2017 en salles de ventes, comme le souligne le dernier Rapport Artprice sur le Marché de l’Art Contemporain. Malgré son récent succès, Victoria Miro – sa principale galeriste – a choisi de présenter Conrad Shawcross, Secundino Hernández et Doug Aitken.

De même, les éminentes galeries qui représentent Adrian Ghenie (Pace, Thaddaeus Ropac, Plan B) n’ont pas prévu d’exposer la jeune superstar roumaine au Grand Palais cette année. Plus étonnant encore, il ne devrait pas y avoir à la FIAC cette année de toiles de Jean-Michel Basquiat. Faut-il voir dans ces choix la volonté des galeries de présenter d' »autres artistes » ? Y a-t-il un désir de leur part de se démarquer des enchères ? De se positionner « en marge » ou de donner l’impression d’être « en avance » par rapport aux œuvres qui circulent dans les salles de ventes ?

Cet hermétisme n’est évidemment pas absolu. David Zwirner a dévoilé son intention de présenter à la FIAC des œuvres de Sigmar Polke et Wolfgang Tillmans, deux signatures parmi les plus en vogue en salles de ventes. Le premier a enflammé la session d’Art Contemporain de Phillips ce 6 octobre 2017 à Londres avec Tänzerin (1994) #l-14193057, cédé pour 4,4 m$. Une autre toile importante, Was machen die Russen in Mexiko (1982) #l-14207217 de Sigmar Polke, sera mise en vente à Paris pendant la FIAC chez Christie’s. Cette œuvre, déjà passée deux fois aux enchères, avait atteint 170 500 $ #l-11477625 chez Sotheby’s à New York en 1988, puis 178 500 $ #l-803003 chez Christie’s en 1997. Elle est aujourd’hui estimée entre 3,5 m$ et 4,7 m$ et fera partie de la vente de la collection de Jean-François & Marie-Aline Prat ce 20 octobre à Paris.

Ce n’est pas un hasard si Christie’s a choisi d’organiser cette session de vente ultraprestigieuse durant la FIAC. La maison britannique montre en effet de plus en plus clairement sa volonté de profiter de l’agenda des grandes foires. Ainsi avait-elle décidé en juin de déplacer sa vente d’Art Contemporain et d’Après-guerre de Londres en octobre, afin de la faire coïncider avec la Frieze. Un pari à moitié remporté puisque la maison n’a pas réussi à vendre le lot phare de cette session : Study of Red Pope 1962. 2nd version 1971 #l-14155965 de Francis Bacon. Estimée entre 78 m$ et 104 m$, cette œuvre aurait dû établir un important record en Europe pour les ventes aux enchères.

Face à cet échec, les très bons résultats enregistrés à Londres pour Basquiat, Doig ou encore Gormley soulignent une évolution décisive : l’Art Contemporain est aujourd’hui le segment le plus explosif, et le premier moteur du Marché de l’Art. Un rôle qu’il a définitivement pris à l’Art d’Après-guerre.

Mélange d’enseignes internationales et de galeries locales

La FIAC reste d’abord le rendez-vous des grandes galeries parisiennes, notamment Chantal Crousel qui accueille les visiteurs dès l’entrée. Dans les allées principales, les visiteurs retrouvent Perrotin, Lelong, Mennour, Obadia, Almine Rech, Daniel Templon, Karsten Greve, Thaddaeus Ropac, etc.

Mais la FIAC est également le rassemblement à Paris des plus prestigieuses enseignes anglo-saxonnes : Gagosian, Zwirner, Lisson, Sadie Coles, Marian Goodman, Victoria Miro, Paula Cooper, Simon Lee, White Cube, Skarstedt, etc. C’est aussi l’excellence des marchands d’art européens, avec les Allemands calier | gebauer, Konrad Fisher et Sprüth Magers, les Italiens Massimo de Carlo et Continua, et les Belges Xavier Hufkens, Zeno X et Jan Mot.

Pour la deuxième année consécutive, Hauser & Wirth fait partie avec Lévy Gorvy des rares galeries prééminentes qui préfèrent la Frieze et dédaignent la FIAC. La proximité de deux grandes foires européennes rend ce double déplacement périlleux. A propos de l’édition 2016, la directrice parisienne de la galerie Gagosian déclarait pourtant : « Nous pensions que cette année serait un pari à relever à cause de l’écart de temps entre la FIAC et Frieze. Nous sommes très heureux des ventes réalisées et des rencontres que nous avons faites. Il y a eu une forte audience internationale et nous avons réalisé des ventes auprès de nouveaux clients. Paris devient la capitale de l’art. La qualité des présentations est remarquable« .

En 2016, la FIAC avait accueilli 72 080 visiteurs en 5 jours, soit +0,5 % de plus que l’année précédente. Pour comparaison, la Frieze London et la Frieze Masters ont accueilli conjointement un peu plus de 60 000 visiteurs lors de cette 15ème édition (du 5 au 8 octobre 2017).

En élargissant le nombre de galeries – 192 pour cette 44ème édition, contre 186 l’an dernier et 173 en 2015 – la FIAC diversifie les exposants sans faire de concessions sur le prestige. Au fil des ans, l’illustre événement culturel parisien montre son désir de présenter, face aux grandes galeries internationales, une scène artistique parallèle. Un ensemble de galeries « locales » représentent des artistes déjà reconnus dans leur pays et qui cherchent maintenant à profiter de la visibilité internationale de la FIAC. L’occasion pour eux de se faire connaître des grands collectionneurs. Le secteur Lafayette, en particulier, fait la part belle à ces nombreuses révélations, en rassemblant des galeries comme LambdaLambdaLambda (Prishtina, Kosovo), Truth and Consequences (Genève, Suisse) ou Gypsum (Le Caire, Egypte).

Parmi les exposants qui promettent de très belles découvertes, on peut citer la Belge Nadja Vilenne installée à Liège en Belgique, ou la galerie hongroise Kisterem. Enfin, Tomio Koyoma insufflera un peu d’Asie dans le Grand Palais, à l’intérieur duquel les exposants asiatiques, africains et sud-américains restent encore discrets.

Nombre de galeries par continent – FIAC 2017

On site et le Prix Marcel Duchamp

De l’autre côté de l’Avenue Churchill, On Site met la sculpture à l’honneur au Petit Palais. Face au succès que rencontre la Frieze Sculptur e de l’autre côté de la Manche, avec ses dizaines de pièces monumentales éparpillées dans Regent Park, la FIAC souhaite se lancer dans une aventure similaire.

La liste des sculpteurs rassemblés pour ce projet est particulièrement variée et séduisante. Elle comprend aussi bien des noms connus de tous les Français, comme Arman, que des pionniers du minimalisme tels que David Nash et Richard Nonas. On site se veut aussi l’occasion de confronter les travaux de l’Autrichien Erwin Wurm, la Belge Joëlle Tuerlinckx ou encore le Camerounais Barthélémy Toguo, et de redécouvrir le travail en trois dimensions d’Antoni Tàpies.

Mais le véritable atout de la FIAC, celui qui distingue cette foire de toutes les autres, reste sans doute le prestigieux prix Marcel Duchamp, décerné depuis 2000 par l’ADIAF (l’Association pour la Diffusion Internationale de l’Art Français). Ce prix a déjà révélé de nombreux artistes, parmi lesquels Thomas Hirschhorn, Dominique Gonzales-Foerster, Tatiana Trouvé, Latifa Echakhch et le lauréat 2016 Kader Attia. Cette année, les quatres artistes nommés sont Maja Bajevic, Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, Charlotte Moth et Vittorio Santoro. Leurs travaux sont présentés au 1er niveau du Centre Pompidou, du 27 septembre 2017 au 8 janvier 2018.

A l’instar du Prix Marcel Duchamp, la FIAC se veut un rendez-vous annuel prestigieux, sérieux, dans le calendrier du Marché de l’Art. La foire parisienne, dirigée par Jennifler Flay, se différencie ainsi de la Frieze qui multiplie chaque année les propositions et les événements parallèles. Pour cette 15ème édition, une nouvelle section intitulée « Sex works: Feminist Art & Radical Politics » proposait entre autres une nouvelle façon d’approcher la foire et ses galeries.

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Artprice fête ses 20 ans, édito de thierry Ehrmann, Plasticien, Fondateur et PDG d’Artprice.

2017/10/07 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice a 20 ans. Au regard de l’économie numérique et de ses défis, elle est centenaire.

Société mythique, elle a connu l’introduction la plus démente de l’histoire de la bourse de Paris. Elle a dépassé en quelques heures les 400 millions EUR de capitalisation.

Elle a vécu des descentes aux enfers après la crise des valeurs Internet en 2000, les attentats du 11 septembre 2001, la guerre du Golfe, la crise financière de 2007 et la liste est longue. Mais elle a aussi connu, par sa démarche iconoclaste, des procès fleuves intentés par des monstres nourris des siècles de monopole où l’omerta et l’opacité régnaient en maîtres absolus sur le Marché de l’Art.

Elle a supporté, de certaines castes, des haines inimaginables, des fantasmes qui dépassent l’entendement mais elle s’est relevée à chaque fois en devenant de plus en plus forte et aguerrie.

Elle a, par Internet, où sa maison-mère Groupe Serveur règne depuis 1987 comme pionnier, métamorphosé le vieux monde de l’Art.

Son siège social est légendaire, selon Time Magazine, « La Demeure du Chaos », qui est au sein du Musée d’Art Contemporain L’Organe, renommée par le New York Times « The Abode of Chaos », où travaillent ses fidèles collaborateurs, de véritables experts passionnés entre salles blanches informatiques et fonds documentaire de manuscrits et catalogues.

Artprice a bâti la plus grande banque de données au monde sur le Marché de l’Art, avec un fonds d’archivage quasi-étatique, puis en 2005 Artprice a conçu la plus grande MarketPlace Normalisée au monde d’œuvres d’Art.

Elle s’est imposée comme Leader mondial de l’information sur le Marché de l’Art en produisant, entre autres, pour plus de 7 200 médias, les fils d’informations en continu sur le Marché de l’Art, à l’instar des agences de presse financière comme Bloomberg.

Elle a aussi initié 4,5 millions de membres qu’elle remercie de leur fidélité. Il en est de même avec les 6300 Maisons de ventes, fidèles partenaires dans leur contribution avec Artprice.

Le vieil adage boursier « Cours vu, cours revu » s’est vérifié trois fois en 20 ans, faisant d’Artprice peu à peu une valeur mythique qu’on ne peut appréhender qu’avec une vision du XXIème siècle et ses changements de paradigme qui compriment l’espace-temps.

Pas un seul joueur en bourse, – les vrais, les durs, les purs -, ne peut s’empêcher de posséder un ticket Artprice.

Artprice détient un cénacle d’actionnaires qui ferait rêver certaines sociétés du CAC40.

Les fidèles actionnaires d’Artprice sont des gens puissants, redoutables et silencieux, ceux qui entre autres, par leur famille, règnent en maîtres depuis des centaines d’années sur le plus vieux Marché du monde et qui bien avant le public, avaient compris que la mutation par Artprice était irrémédiable.

N’oublions pas que l’homme échangeait des œuvres d’Art bien avant de frapper monnaie.

Ce cénacle d’actionnaires hors norme se retrouve dans ma citation qui rend hystérique certain(e)s « Le Marché de l’Art, c’est les Marchés financiers en 10 fois plus intelligent et cruel. ».

Mais quel est donc ce Graal que des hommes exceptionnels, comme le Docteur Hippolyte Mireur au XIXème siècle, Enrique Mayer au XXème et tant d’autres personnages célèbres, ont cherché en vain avant de rejoindre Artprice avec leurs fonds de commerce éditorial ?

Ce Graal métaphorique que seules l’Alchimie et sa Materia Prima (le Chaos Alchimique) définissent, sont les équations et algorithmes qui permettent d’expliquer le prix de l’Art et sa parfaite construction.

Oser toucher au vieil adage « L’Art n’a pas de prix » constituait, pour l’ancien régime traditionaliste qui se glisse dans le clair-obscur, une offense absolue.

Artprice, en 20 ans de combat historique et légendaire, a su ouvrir les portes du Temple de l’Art au profane.

Il y a une décennie environ, une célèbre historienne et sociologue du Marché de l’Art m’a indiqué qu’Artprice est immortelle, non pas par sa fonction économique mais parce qu’elle a modifié, de manière irrémédiable, l’Histoire de l’Art et son Marché.

Artprice a démontré que l’Art avait un prix structuré et très élaboré dans un marché efficient qui est bien plus réfléchi et mature que d’autres marchés.

Je ne peux m’empêcher de penser, entre autres, aux Marchés financiers où les taux d’intérêts deviennent négatifs et au Quantitative Easing (QE), que nos grands-parents appelaient plus simplement la planche à billets et qui ne rassurent pas vraiment les épargnants.

Alors oui, Artprice a 20 ans ! L’âge où tout est permis pour aller dévorer le nouveau monde qui accouche et aller danser sur les cendres de la vieille économie qui ne sait pas qu’elle est déjà morte.

Attention, Artprice a 20 ans mais 100 ans de combat, d’expérience, de sagesse et de détermination.

Nous savons, comme notre vieux maître Marcel Duchamp nous l’a appris, que nos plus féroces détracteurs sont les plus grands contributeurs de la réussite mondiale d’Artprice.

À nos fidèles actionnaires de l’ombre, un grand merci pour votre confiance indéfectible.

Le mot de la fin est qu’Artprice n’a jamais modifié son capital et m’a toujours désigné comme Fondateur, PDG et principal actionnaire car je suis convaincu de la croissance exponentielle d’Internet et de ce changement de paradigme unique dans l’histoire de la modernité.

Artprice n’en est qu’à ses débuts.

L’aventure continue de plus belle … thierry Ehrmann

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Artprice 20th birthday, editorial by thierry Ehrmann, Artist, founder and CEO of Artprice.

2017/10/07 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice is 20 today. That might sound young to some, but in terms of the digital economy, that’s very old indeed.

A legendary organisation in many respects, Artprice experienced the most extraordinary IPO in the history of the Paris stock exchange, reaching a capitalization in excess of EUR 400 million within hours.

It has suffered severe corrections as well, notably after the new-tech stocks crash in 2000, nine-eleven, the 2nd Gulf War, the financial crisis of 2007 and a number of other exogenous events, and its iconoclastic approach has made it the target of lengthy lawsuits brought by monopolistic behemoths riding on centuries of Art Market omerta and opacity.

Artprice has survived a climate of irrational animosity from certain quarters, sometimes involving outlandish fantasies; but each attack has made the company stronger… and wiser.

Using the Internet – a domain in which its parent company Groupe Serveur has been a dominant pioneer since 1987 – Artprice has completely transformed the Art Market.

Its operational headquarters are located at a site Time Magazine described as the “legendary” Demeure du Chaos. The site, referred to as “The Abode of Chaos” by the New York Times, is also the “Organe” Contemporary Art Museum, where its loyal employees – from digital white rooms to documentary collections, mansucripts and catalogs – are enthusiastic experts.

Artprice has built the largest Art Market databank in the world with a almost State-sized archive base. In 2005, Artprice set up the largest Standardized Marketplace for artworks in the world.

It has become global leader in Art Market Information by providing, among other services, real-time streams of Art Market information for more than 7,200 media outlets such as the financial news agency Bloomberg.

It has also given insight to its 4.5 million loyal subscribers, whom it thanks for their loyalty. This also applies to the 6,300 Auction Houses it works with, loyal partners in their contribution with Artprice.

The old stock-market adage « prices peaks usually return » has been confirmed no less than three times in 20 years, making the Artprice share a legendary stock that cannot be understood without a clear grasp of the spatio-temporal paradigm shifts driving the 21st century.

Artprice is a “must-have” stock for all investors ans gamblers… whatever their strategy.

It has a cenacle of shareholders that would make a number of CAC 40 companies green with envy.

Its loyal shareholders are powerful, formidable and discreet people, including, among others, members of families that have held strong positions in the world’s oldest market for hundreds of years (mankind exchanged artworks well before currencies) and who – well before the public – understood that Artprice’s vision of the art market was totally unavoidable.

Artprice’s exceptional family of shareholders is reflected in my somewhat provocative observation that “the Art Market is like financial markets… only ten times smarter and ten times more unforgiving”.

So what exactly is this ‘secret chalice’… this ‘Grail’… that so many people have sought in vain – including exceptional men like Dr. Hippolyte Mireur (19th century) and Enrique Mayer (20th century) whose carefully-compiled registers of art market exchanges are now a part of Artprice?

This metaphorical ‘Grail’, that can only be apprehended by Alchemy and its Prima Materia (Alchemical Chaos), is in fact a set of equations and algorithms that explain art prices and expose how they are formed.

For the art market’s old regime lurking in the twilight, the adage « Art has no price » was the core of a deliberately mystifying ideology.

Over 20 years of historical and legendary combat, Artprice has opened the gates of the Temple of Art to the profane.

Ten or so years ago, a famous Art Market historian and sociologist told me that Artprice was immortal, not for its economic function, but rather for the irrevocable changes it has brought to the Art Market and, therefore, to Art History.

Artprice has demonstrated that art does have structured and highly sophisticated price mechanisms, in an efficient market that is substantially more rational and mature than many other markets.

Financial markets offer a particularly poor comparison at a time when negative interest rates and quantitative easing (QE) (a concept that our grandparents referred to simply as “money printing”) do little to reassure savers.

So yes… Artprice is now 20… an age of freedom and exploration; an age in which the emerging new world can dance on the ashes of the old economy that has not yet understand it is already dead.

Artprice may be 20, but it has already acquired a 100 years of experience, wisdom and combative energy.

We know – as our mentor Marcel Duchamp taught us – that our fiercest critics are the biggest contributors to the global success of Artprice.

To our loyal shareholders, a big thank you for your unfailing confidence.

As a final word: Artprice has never modified its capital structure and has repeatedly designated myself, its Founder, as its CEO and principal shareholder. The exponential growth of the Internet and the current paradigm shift – unique in the history of modernity – continue to fuel my belief that Artprice is still very much in its early stages.

The Artprice adventure continues with supreme confidence and vigour.

thierry Ehrmann

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Artprice: Contemporary Art Market Annual Report: turnover up 1,400% in 17 years with an average annual return of +7.6%.

2017/09/28 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Contemporary Art leads the Art Market with Frieze Art Fair in London and the FIAC in Paris

On the whole, the Contemporary Art Market is substantially profitable over the medium and long terms. Despite several corrections, our price index shows that the segment has retained its early-2000s vitality. Turnover growth of +1,400% in 17 years (US$103 million in 2000 to US$1.58 billion in 2017) reflects an extremely dynamic market. Artprice’s Contemporary Art Market Annual Report (2016/2017) is available free of charge at the following link:

The chronic financial and economic crisis affecting the world economy since 2007 – clearly illustrated by the widespread recourse to negative interest rates – makes the Art Market look like a desert oasis. According to thierry Ehrmann, Artprice’s founder and CEO, the Art market has experienced a healthy adjustment that was both necessary and predictable, leaving the Contemporary Art segment center stage.

This year, the Contemporary Art Market generated a stunning new record with its first-ever result above $100 million. The segment’s previous record, $58.4 million for a work by Jeff Koons in 2013, was demolished by the $110.5 million paid for a work by Jean-Michel Basquiat.

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Artprice: Art Market posts positive signals in H12017

2017/08/09 Art Press Agency 1 commentaire

Fine Art Auctions (painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, printmaking, installations)

H1 2017 saw a general recovery of the Art Market, with turnover up 5%

1. Global art auction turnover reached $6.9 billion in H1 2017

2. Prices in the Contemporary segment rose 9.6%

3. With $2.2 billion, the USA overtook China’s $2 billion

4. The UK and France contributed to the recovery, up 13% and 7% respectively

5. Contemporary Art accounted for 15% of global turnover, vs. 3% in 2000

6. A work by Jean-Michel Basquiat (born 1960) fetched $110.5 million

7. The auction unsold rate improved by 2 percentage points versus 2016

Global overview

At a global level, the Art Market was in better shape in H1 2017, ending two consecutive years of slowdown.

Global figures

More than 228,700 Fine Art lots sold worldwide during the first six months of 2017, generating a total turnover of $6.9 billion (including fees). These results were recorded at more than 3,054 public sales that are subjected to Artprice’s systematic and detailed analysis. Artprice has been global leader in Art Market information since 1987. This half-year report covers all public sales of Fine Art (painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, printmaking, installations).

According to thierry Ehrmann, founder and CEO of Artprice, Since 2000, the art market has been functioning with outstanding maturity, resisting the NASDAQ crisis, the nine-eleven attacks, the second intervention in Iraq and of course the unprecedented financial and economic crisis that began in 2007. It has also resisted a significant increase in global geopolitical tensions and the emergence of a negative interest rate environment that hurts savings. During the past 17 years, the Art Market has shown its capacity to adjust to conditions, thus avoiding the kind of meltdowns seen in the financial sphere. It has therefore played a vital “shelter asset” role, without inflating into a speculative bubble.

For a number of years now, the financial returns on art have outperformed other investments, and the Art Market has become an independent, liquid and efficient market on all continents.

H1 2017 Global Art Market Report, by Artprice.com, online at:
https://www.artprice.com/artprice-reports/global-art-market-in-h1-2017-by-artprice-com

Country: – Turnover total in USD – (Market share)

Top 10 countries by Fine Art auction turnover in H1 2017

Country: — Turnover total — (Market share)

1 Unites States: 2,239,080,536 — (32.4%)

2 China: — 1,999,094,934 — (29.0%)

3 United Kingdom: — 1,581,615,191 — (22.9%)

4 France: — 326,398,192 — (4.7%)

5 Germany: — 100,451,363 — (1.5%)

6 Italy: — 95,051,377 — (1.4%)

7 Switzerland: — 73,623,263 — (1.1%)

8 Austria: — 53 720 750 — (0.8%)

9 Australia: — 47 329 131 — (0.7%)

10 South Korea: — 39,787,141 — (0.6%)

Other countries: — 344,862,990 — (5.0%)

The data concerning China was compiled by Artprice in close collaboration with its Chinese institutional associate-partner, the Artron Group and AMMA (Art Market Monitor by Artron) directed by Wan Jie.

These growth drivers rely heavily on easy access to reliable Art Market information such as provided by Artprice (pioneer and global leader in the field) and have been accelerated by a whole series of underlying phenomena: a rapidly spreading awareness that every aspect of participation in the art market, including online sales, can be conducted via the Internet (97% of participants are connected to Internet); a financialisation of the art market’s high-end fostered by its stability and transparency; a rapid increase in the art-buying population from roughly 500,000 after 1945 to approximately 70 million in 2016; a significant reduction in the average age of market players and a major geographical expansion of the market to nearly all of Asia, the Pacific Rim, India, South Africa, the Middle-East and South America.

Another massive Art Market driver is the new-era museum industry (700 new museums per year) that has become a significant economic reality in the 21^st century. More museums opened between 2000 and 2014 than in the previous two centuries.

Considering these macro- et micro-economic data, the past 17 years have confirmed the Art Market’s potential as a safe haven against economic and financial turbulence, generating substantial and recurring yields.

In a financial environment based on negative central bank interest rates (in real terms), the Art Market looks very healthy by comparison, especially having posted a 1200% growth in the annual auction turnover of its Contemporary segment over the past 17 years. The global Art Market has also posted linear growth in the average value of an artwork (Old, Modern and Contemporary) of +47.5% over the same period. If we look at the Contemporary segment alone, the progression is +116%.

These returns are not just reserved for “star” artists. We find a substantial average annual yield of +9% on works sold above the €20,000 threshold.

The Art Market is an efficient, historical and global market whose capacity to resist economic and geopolitical crises requires no further proof.

TOP 20 artistes – S1 2017 © Artprice.com

Artist — Turnover (USD) — Number of works sold — Best result (USD)

1 Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) — 280,065,050 — 1495 — 45,047,500

2 Jean-Michel BASQUIAT (1960-1988) — 243,763,718 — 58 — 110,487,500

3 Andy WARHOL (1928-1987) — 123,953,149 — 597 — 27,500,000

4 ZHANG Daqian (1899-1983) — 123,206,027 — 293 — 13,145,618

5 Wassily KANDINSKY (1866-1944) — 88,458,422 — 62 — 42,264,404

6 Gerhard RICHTER (1932-) — 86,959,069 — 177 — 21,608,217

7 Roy LICHTENSTEIN (1923-1997) — 85,356,419 — 251 — 28,247,500

8 Claude MONET (1840-1926) — 83,204,310 — 17 — 15,987,500

9 FU Baoshi (1904-1965) — 80,137,781 — 36 — 27,451,938

10 HUANG Binhong (1865-1955) — 75,704,612 — 95 — 50,577,000

Top 10 auction results in H1 2017

Artist – Work – Price (USD) – Date – Auctioneer

1 Jean-Michel BASQUIAT (1960-1988) — Untitled (1982) — 110,487,500 — 18/05/2017 — Sotheby’s New York

2 Gustav KLIMT (1862-1918) — Bauerngarten (1907) — 59,004,638 — 01/03/2017 — Sotheby’s London

3 Constantin BRANCUSI (1876-1957) — La muse endormie (1913) — 57,367,500 — 15/05/2017 — Christie’s New York

4 Cy TWOMBLY (1928-2011) — Leda and the Swan (1962) — 52,887,500 — 17/05/2017 — Christie’s New York

5 Francis BACON (1909-1992) — Three Studies for a Portrait of George Dyer (1963) — 51,767,500 — 17/05/2017 — Christie’s New York

6 HUANG Binhong (1865-1955) — Yellow Mountain — 50,577,000 — 19/06/2017 — China Guardian Beijing

7 CHEN Rong (1189-1258) — Six Dragons — 48,967,500 — 15/03/2017 — Christie’s New York

8 Max BECKMANN (1884-1950) — Hölle der Vögel (1937-1938) — 45,830,765 — 27/06/2017 — Christie’s London

9 Pablo PICASSO(1881-1973) — Femme assise, robe bleue (1939) — 45,047,500 — 15/05/2017 — Christie’s New York

10 Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973) — Femme écrivant (Marie-Thérèse) (1934) — 44,405,117 — 27/06/2017 — Christie’s London

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Artprice is the leading databank for the global art market, with over 30 million indices and auction results covering more than 657,000 artists. Artprice Images® gives unlimited access to the largest Art Market resource in the world: a library of 126 million pictures and prints of artworks from 1700 to the present day, with notes and comments by our art historians.

Artprice permanently feeds its databanks with information from roughly 4,500 auction operators worldwide and publishes a constant flow of art market indicators for the world’s principal news agencies and approximately 7,200 international press publications. For its 4.5 million members, Artprice gives access to the world’s leading Standardised Marketplace for buying and selling art either at a fixed price or within a bidding system (as regulated by paragraphs 2 and 3 of article L 321.3 of France’s Code of Commerce). Artprice is a BPI-labelled “innovative” company and is developing a Blockchain project for the Art Market.

Artprice’s Global Art Market Annual Report for 2016:
http://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/rama2016_en.pdf

The following text is a translation of Arte Creative‘s online presentation for a series of mini-documentaries featuring Thierry Ehrmann:

ARTE: An enormous Christmas tree resembling a giant butt plug, a machine that defecates five-star meals, an icon immersed in urine and staged corpses – subversive, trash, provocative or insulting? Thierry Ehrmann, the man behind The Abode of Chaos (dixit The New York Times), artist and founder of Artprice, features in 9 short episodes that decode the most media-hyped scandals in the Contemporary art field… scandals that inevitably guarantee blockbuster exhibitions. http://www.arte.tv/guide/en/weekly-highlight

Discover the alchemical universe of Artprice http://web.artprice.com/video, whose headquarters is the famous Museum of Contemporary Art, the Abode of Chaos http://goo.gl/zJssd and https://vimeo.com/124643720

News Artmarket:

http://twitter.com/artpricedotcom
https://www.facebook.com/artpricedotcom
https://plus.google.com/+Artpricedotcom/posts
http://artmarketinsight.wordpress.com/

The Contemporary Arts Museum The Abode of Chaos on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/la.demeure.du.chaos.theabodeofchaos999

The Abode of Chaos/Demeure du Chaos Contemporary Art Museum by thierry Ehrmann,author, sculptor, artist, photograph:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/home_of_chaos/sets/72157676803169034

Contact : thierry Ehrmann : e-mail : ir@artprice.com

Catégories :2017, 999, Art Market, auction, thierry ehrmann Étiquettes : art market, art market report, artmarket, artprice, artprice.com, auction, h12017, Report

Artprice : complément d’information sur le Marché de l’OTC suite à l’AG du 30 juin 2017 à 18h.

2017/07/02 Art Press Agency Commentaires fermés

Suite à de nombreuses interrogations très pertinentes d’actionnaires lors de l’A.G. concernant le communiqué du 30 juin 2017:

« Artprice s’approprie le Marché de l’Art OTC qui génère un volume de transactions de 7 à 9 fois supérieur à celui du Marché de l’Art traditionnel »

Disponible sur : Actusnews https://www.actusnews.com/fr/ARTPRICE/cp/2017/06/30/artprice-s_approprie-le-marche-de-l_art-otc-qui-genere-un-volume-de-transactions-de-7-a-9-fois-superieur-a-celui-du-marche-de

Artprice tient à préciser à ses actionnaires et au Marché qu’Artprice conserve bien évidemment tout le segment du Marché de l’Art traditionnel et continuera à le développer plus que jamais en activant sa Place de Marché Normalisée à prix fixe et aux enchères, et y ajoutera donc une nouvelle place de Marché de l’Art OTC ® générateur de dizaines de millions de transactions par an, tel que décrit dans le communiqué ci-dessus, dans le but de couvrir tout le spectre du Marché de l’Art. (Marché de l’art Traditionnel plus le Marché OTC).

Grâce à ce gigantesque relais de croissance créateur de valeur, Artprice Leader du Marché de l’Art mondial rajoute à son marché historique un nouveau marché de masse dans le monde avec le Marché OTC et sa Blockchain.

Toutes les résolutions de l’AG du 30 juin 2017 ont été adoptées et feront l’objet cette semaine d’une communication réglementée. Une grande richesse des débats a animé cette AG avec ses fidèles et nouveaux actionnaires.

www.artprice.com

A propos d’Artprice :

Artprice est cotée sur Eurolist by Euronext Paris, SRD long only et Euroclear : 7478 – Bloomberg : PRC – Reuters : ARTF.

Artprice enrichit en permanence ses banques de données en provenance de 6300 Maisons de Ventes et publie en continu les tendances du Marché de l’Art pour les principales agences et 7200 titres de presse dans le monde. Artprice met à la disposition de ses 4,5 millions de membres (members log in), les annonces déposées par ses Membres, qui constituent désormais la première Place de Marché Normalisée® mondiale pour acheter et vendre des œuvres d’Art à prix fixe ou aux enchères (enchères réglementées par les alinéas 2 et 3 de l’article L 321.3 du code du commerce). Artprice labellisée par le BPI développe son projet de Blockchain sur le Marché de l’Art.

Le Rapport Annuel Artprice du Marché de l’Art mondial 2016 publié en mars 2017 : https://fr.artprice.com/artprice-reports/le-marche-de-lart-en-2016

Le rapport du Marché de l’Art Contemporain 2016 d’Artprice est accessible gratuitement à l’adresse:https://fr.artprice.com/artprice-reports/le-marche-de-lart-contemporain-2016

Sommaire des communiqués d’Artprice :http://serveur.serveur.com/press_release/pressreleasefr.htm et https://twitter.com/artpricedotcom

https://www.facebook.com/artpricedotcom & https://plus.google.com/+Artpricedotcom/posts

Musée d’Art Contemporain siège social d’Artprice: https://www.facebook.com/la.demeure.du.chaos.theabodeofchaos999

Contact ir@artprice.com

Catégories :2017, Artprice, auction Étiquettes : 7478, art market, art market otc, artmarket, ARTMARKET OTC, artprice, Artprice is listed on Eurolist by Euronext Paris: Euroclear: 7478 - Bloomberg : PRC - Reuters: ARTF, OTC, prc

Artprice launches the world’s most comprehensive collaborative “wiki” on art and artists.

2015/03/19 tehrmann Commentaires fermés

Artprice launches the world’s most comprehensive collaborative “wiki” on art and artists.

Artprice is the world’s primary specialist for art market prices and indices with more than 30 million indices and auction results covering over 586,000 artists. Artprice Images (R) offers unlimited access to the world’s largest art market database, a library of 108 million photos or representations of artworks from the year 1700 to the present day, each accompanied by pertinent commentary by our art historians.

Over recent years, Artprice frequently heard artists, beneficiaries, copyright managers, art market professionals, valuers, museums, art historians, sociologists, collectors and art lovers of all kinds express their wish to share their knowledge and their private documentation.

A hard core of 12 million regular contributors, according to thierry Ehrmann, founder and Ceo of Artprice.com.

In total, this community represents a hard core of some 12 million regular contributors who will have to register with Artprice to monitor the evolution of their pages and check, modify or supplement the available information.

Artprice’s historians and editors will of course have final control over the information and will be the only persons authorized to open the accounts of regular contributors.

In addition, they will be able to perform immediate information quality checks and, by the same token, certify contributor authorizations, thanks primarily to Artprice’s 81 different databases (including biographies, auction results, artists’ values and price indices, signatures and monograms, catalogues raisonnés, auction houses, art galleries and dealers, archives, etc.).

After an exhaustive research into the subject, it became clear that a « wiki » of this magnitude does not exist and would be way beyond the means of any other organization.

Artprice is opening its multilingual “wiki” with more than a million artists including 586,000 artists listed on Artprice.com and linked to tens of millions of artworks. The information will be available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Chinese. You can find this new art market data source on: wiki.artprice.com

Regarding the Artprice wiki for Chinese artists, Artprice will rely primarily on its faithful State-backed partner, the Artron Group, via Art Market Monitor of Artron (AMMA).

This operation, which Artprice has been preparing for almost a year, represents a major contribution to Art Market history, and a contribution that is free of charge.

Moreover, for Artprice it represents an opportunity to significantly expand its subscribed client-base to a pool of 12 million authorized contributors.

About Artprice:

Artprice is listed on the Eurolist by Euronext Paris, SRD long only and Euroclear: 7478 – Bloomberg: PRC – Reuters: ARTF.

Atprice is the global leader in art price and art index databanks. It has over 30 million indices and auction results covering more than 570,000 artists. Artprice Images(R) gives unlimited access to the largest Art Market resource in the world: a library of 108 million images or prints of artworks from the year 1700 to the present day, along with comments by Artprice’s art historians.

Artprice permanently enriches its databanks with information from 4,500 auctioneers and it publishes a constant flow of art market trends for the world’s principal news agencies and approximately 7,200 international press publications. For its 3,600,000 members, Artprice gives access to the world’s leading Standardised Marketplace for buying and selling art.

News Artmarket: http://twitter.com/artpricedotcom https://www.facebook.com/artpricedotcom

http://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/artprice-contemporary-2013-2014-fr.pdf

The 2014 Art Market Report contains the famous Artprice ranking of the world’s 500 most sought-after artists, the top 100 auction results, market breakdowns by country and by city, by period and by medium, Artprice indices and 21 chapters that provide an uncompromising analysis of the Art Market. It is available free of charge in PDF format at http://imgpublic.artprice.com/pdf/rama2014_en.pdf

Contact : Josette Mey : e-mail : ir@artprice.com

Catégories :2015, Art Market, Artprice, Press Releases Étiquettes : "artprice founder", ADAGP, AMMA, Art, art market, Art Market Monitor of Artron, artmarket, Artron, artwiki, Google, prc, Thierry Ehrmann, thierry Ehrmann CEO, Wiki, WIKI.ARTPRICE.COM, wikipedia

Artprice : le Rapport sur le Marché de l’Art Contemporain 2013/2014 est en ligne

2014/09/29 materiaprima Commentaires fermés

Artprice : le Rapport sur le Marché de l’Art Contemporain 2013/2014 est en ligne

Thierry Ehrmann fondateur et président d’Artprice : Artprice.com a le plaisir de vous présenter sa 8ème édition exclusive du Rapport sur le Marché de l’Art Contemporain.

La version PDF du rapport annuel Artprice sur le Marché de l’Art Contemporain est téléchargeable sur Artprice :

Il contient des classements exclusifs tel que le Top 500 des artistes contemporains par chiffre d’affaires.

Artprice enrichit en permanence ses banques de données en provenance de 4 500 Maisons de ventes et publie en continu les tendances du Marché de l’Art pour les principales agences et 6 300 titres de presse dans le monde.

Le marché de l’art contemporain aux enchères a franchi la barre des 2 milliards de dollars de recettes sur la période juillet 2013-juillet 2014, réalisant ainsi la meilleure année de son histoire.

Record pour une œuvre contemporaine vendue aux enchères avec Jeff Koons (38,8 m€), record du nombre d’adjudications millionnaires (179), record d’un marché haut de gamme à huit chiffres (13) et meilleure vente aux enchères de tous les temps grâce à une cession d’art d’après-guerre et contemporain chez Christie’s. Le secteur contemporain n’a jamais été aussi compétitif et spéculatif.

En quatre petites années, le chiffre d’affaires mondial réalisé en salles de ventes – toutes périodes confondues – a presque doublé depuis le ralentissement de 2009-2010, époque où fut enregistrée une baisse des prix de l’ordre de -48 %.

Le retour de l’opulence ne s’est pas fait attendre, porté par une structure de marché profondément modifiée à bien des niveaux, dont la globalisation et la dématérialisation accrue des ventes font partie. La spéculation galopante des années 2004-2007 est à nouveau de mise. Le marché contemporain s’affiche plus opulent que lors de la micro-bulle de 2007-2008, époque d’une véritable flambée et de recettes annuelles en hausse de +50 % pour un nombre stable d’œuvres vendues.

Un nouveau pic est atteint cette année 2013-2014, la meilleure de l’histoire de l’art contemporain aux enchères, à la fois en terme de recettes annuelles, de croissance de prix et de records d’adjudications.

La cote des artistes nés après 1945 suit la tendance et n’a jamais été si haute. Elle dépasse même de 15 % les niveaux atteints au plus fort de l’année 2007. Au final, l’indice global des prix de l’art contemporain progresse de +70 % sur la décennie.

L’art business s’épanouit dans une bulle qui n’éclate pas et dans une croissance qui perdure sur les biens les plus haut de gamme. Le marché haut de gamme récompense cette année 13 œuvres contemporaines au-delà des 10 m€ et désigne l’œuvre la plus chère du monde sous les traits d’un Balloon Dog géant de Jeff Koons, vendu plus de 38,8 m€ au marteau.

Les signatures les plus spéculatives de l’art, considérées par certains comme des valeurs sûres malgré l’affolement des prix et la volatilité du secteur, sont propulsées par de puissants réseaux de galeries prescriptives, d’institutions prestigieuses, de curateurs et de conseillers d’achat, et par divers acteurs forts du marché de l’art dont les sociétés de ventes leaders font partie intégrante.

La prospérité repose à la fois sur des mécanismes bien rodés et sur l’appétit féroce d’investisseurs portant les enchères depuis le monde entier. Le marché de l’art contemporain s’est transformé en ovni économique avec la globalisation de la demande, dont l’arrivée massive d’investisseurs richissimes.

Séduite par la diversification de placement et par des taux de rentabilité exceptionnels, la demande s’est considérablement accrue, tant et si bien qu’il se vend cinq fois plus d’œuvres aujourd’hui qu’il y a 10 ans avec des niveaux de prix incomparables.

La version PDF du rapport annuel Artprice Marché de l’art contemporain est téléchargeable sur Artprice en français et en anglais. Les versions allemande, italienne, espagnole et chinoise sont aussi disponibles.

A propos d’Artprice

Artprice est cotée sur Eurolist by Euronext Paris, SRD long only et : Euroclear : 7478 – Bloomberg : PRC – Reuters : ARTF. Depuis le 5 mars 2014, Artprice fait partie du nouvel indice CAC® PME d’Euronext.

Artprice, avec plus de 14 ans de communication réglementée sur l’Eurolist, se fait un point d’honneur à produire toute l’information nécessaire aux professionnels des Marchés financiers, mais aussi aux néophytes du Marché de l’Art. Toutes les questions des 18 000 actionnaires d’Artprice trouvent systématiquement leurs réponses dans l’information réglementée d’Artprice qu’elle diffuse en ligne sur Internet sur son propre site, http://www.artprice.com , et sur celui de son diffuseur homologué par l’AMF, ActusNews (http://www.actusnews.com).

Artprice est le leader mondial des banques de données sur la cotation et les indices de l’Art avec plus de 30 millions d’indices et résultats de ventes couvrant plus de 550 000 Artistes. Artprice Images(R) permet un accès illimité au plus grand fonds du Marché de l’Art au monde, bibliothèque constituée de 108 millions d’images ou gravures d’oeuvres d’Art de 1700 à nos jours commentées par ses historiens. Artprice enrichit en permanence ses banques de données en provenance de 4 500 Maisons de ventes et publie en continu les tendances du Marché de l’Art pour les principales agences et 6 300 titres de presse dans le monde. Artprice met à la disposition de ses 3,2 millions de membres (members log in), les annonces déposées par ses Membres, qui constituent, désormais, la première Place de Marché Normalisée® mondiale pour acheter et vendre des œuvres d’Art à prix fixe ou aux enchères (enchères réglementées par les alinéas 2 et 3 de l’article L 321.3 du code du commerce).

Sommaire des communiqués d’Artprice : http://serveur.serveur.com/press_release/pressreleasefr.htm

Découvrir l’alchimie et l’univers d’Artprice http://web.artprice.com/video dont le siège social est le célèbre Musée d’art contemporain Abode of Chaos / Demeure du Chaos.

http://goo.gl/zJssd

https://vimeo.com/87859684

Suivre en temps réel toute l’actualité du Marché de l’Art avec Artprice sur Twitter et Facebook http://twitter.com/artpricedotcom