Report: Art Basel Confirms the Market’s Rosy Health
The 2022 edition of Art Basel posted record sales and splendid attendance. A return “to normal” welcomed by gallery owners.
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Alberto Giacometti’s Lucky Star
The bronze lamps created by the sculptor in the mid-1930s look as modern as ever.
Art Market Overview: Historic Sales in New York
Between them, Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips set ten records between November 9 and 18, 2021.
Art Market Overview: Adrian Ghenie Rocks the Salerooms
Ten years after his first work was sold at auction, Romanian artist Adrian Ghenie (1977) is rising to the top of the contemporary art market.
M is for Mother-of-Pearl
In the sixth century, its iridescent nuances were already enlivening the mosaics at Ravenna’s Basilica of Saint Apollonia. Fragile and long inimitable, mother-of-pearl, also known as nacre, was used as a precious material to decorate cabinets of curiosities, jewelry and even garments.
Binoche et Giquello Present a Giant Triceratops Called Big John
Thrusting out its emblematic skirted skull and sharp horns, this fearsomeTriceratops is coming to Paris, where its unusual size is sure to cause a stir.
Chanel in the Age of Art Deco
The famous French luxury brand returns to its classics, with a jewelry collection inspired by the year 1932.
Interview with Fabrice Lépine, Wonderbox’s CEO: ‘Our strategy is to democratize the exception’
Wonderbox is the French-leader on gift-box market, Its CEO, Fabrice Lépine, explains to the Daily Management Review how the company intends to make luxury accessible on its particular market segment.
Richard Morgan: “Advising luxury goods firms on their market is a bespoke business”
The face of the world’s luxury goods sector has changed enormously over the past twenty years. Constant transformations have encouraged brands to adopt novel strategies, or even to re-invent themselves completely. In this effervescent context, it is not always easy to grasp the real issues facing those operating in the luxury and premium consumer goods sector. We asked Richard Morgan, who advises the management and shareholders of leading luxury brands, to retrace the development of a market he knows so well. He also offers some clues to understanding a sector that never ceases to surprise. Interview.
