The Artprice / Art Stage Singapore Guide to the Contemporary Art Market in Asia is out! [11/01/2011 05:41]

To coincide with the first Art Stage fair in Singapore, Artprice is publishing a Guide to the Contemporary Art Market in Asia. This free guide, produced by Artprice and edited in an English/Chinese version, will be distributed to collectors, visitors, guests and gallery-owners at Art Stage Singapore between 12 and 16 January 2011 and will be presented in the framework of a conference about the fair on 15 January. It is also freely available on Artprice.com.

The guide reviews the new hubs of the Asian art market that have emerged in, China, Japan, India and Indonesia and which are now unavoidable hot points of the global art market.
Since the turn of the new millennium, the centre of gravity of artistic creation and demand has moved very markedly to the East. Underpinned by strong economic growth, China, India and Indonesia, amongst others, have rapidly imposed themselves as major players on the international art market. Today, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore and Japan have become unavoidable marketplaces on the global art map. Along with China, these markets are generating enough revenue to topple the USA’s leadership of the global art market: in 2009 Asia’s total auction revenue was substantially higher than USA's ($155m vs. $142m) for the first time ever.

The global map of the art market has radically changed… in this article report focuses on some of the key trends within the art market’s new physiognomy.

SUMMARY




• The Contemporary art rush
  
• CHINA
  
• JAPAN
  
• INDIA
  
• INDONESIA
  
• SOUTH KOREA
  
• COLLECTORS’ INSIGHT
  

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