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Collectors Behaviour: Wealth on the Wall, Friction in Cash
A slowdown in top-end sales is pushing collectors to draw on art-backed credit far earlier, turning stored and displayed works into active financial tools.
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Digital Art Restoration: MIT AI Mask Restores in Hours
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Art Market Armageddon? Why Headlines Distort Reality and How Reporting Should Change
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Frieze Seoul 2025: The Ultimate Art Lover’s Travel Guide to the Fair, the City, and Beyond
Plan your trip to Frieze Seoul 2025 with our curated art travel guide. Explore the fair at COEX, discover Frieze House Seoul, must-see museums, gallery districts, the best hotels, and where to eat—from barley rice to fugu—during art week in Seoul.
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AI, Money, and the Future of Art: Art as the Last Currency
Art is feeling, thought, love, time, emotion, resonance—experience crystallized in form. Against the future of soulless, fractionalized “art,” only meaning remains rare —Panu Syrjämäki, Editor-in-Chief, ART Walkway News
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Millennial and Gen Z Gallerists Redefine Success Beyond Art-World Empires
A new generation of galleries is trading expansion for collaboration, community, and decentralized art ecosystems.
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How AI Systems Use Your Work and Forget Your Name
As AI systems use creative work without consent, art and AI critic Panu Syrjämäki asks: What’s left of authorship in a world built on erasure?
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President Alexander Stubb leads by example—supporting artists, elevating art, and sending a quiet but urgent message globally.
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Art Investment: The Truth About Fractional Ownership
Fractional ownership is reshaping the art market, but does it offer real connection to the artwork—or just another financial play?
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Major Art Galleries Keep Expanding Despite Post-Pandemic Losses
Recent UK filings disclose that Lisson, Thaddaeus Ropac, Pace, and David Zwirner are investing heavily in staff despite profit stagnation.