The Results of TEFAF 2014 as a Reflection of the Art-Market Trends
N. V. Yakovleva, Яковлева Нина Владиславовна
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N. V. Yakovleva, Яковлева Нина Владиславовна
Abstract
The situation in the world art-market in the period from 2002 up to the present date is considered in the work: data of value and volume of transactions of the global art-market are given; the phenomenal rise of the Chinese market, the stability of the US market and the european art-market falling are stressed. The history and the development of the world’s leading art fair - The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF, Maastricht) - are given. The results of TEFAF 2014 are considered. The following trends of the global art-market have been discovered: the permanent demand of all participants for old masters; significant market growth due to the sails of the very expensive art-objects while a total number of transactions is decreasing; raising interest to the art-objects from China and Japan; the increasing demand for expensive works of arts and crafts and antiques.
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The situation in the world art-market in the period from 2002 up to the present date is considered in the work: data of value and volume of transactions of the global art-market are given; the phenomenal rise of the Chinese market, the stability of the US market and the european art-market falling are stressed. The history and the development of the world’s leading art fair - The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF, Maastricht) - are given. The results of TEFAF 2014 are considered. The following trends of the global art-market have been discovered: the permanent demand of all participants for old masters; significant market growth due to the sails of the very expensive art-objects while a total number of transactions is decreasing; raising interest to the art-objects from China and Japan; the increasing demand for expensive works of arts and crafts and antiques.
Key concepts: Art market, China, Chinese art, Handicraft, Value (mathematics), Contemporary art, Market share, Work (physics)