Global art market slumps as Chinese auction sales plummet: data
- The value of art sold at auctions globally fell by a third in 2024, dropping to $9.9 billion, the lowest since 2009, according to Artprice.
- The Chinese market experienced a significant decline of 63 percent, shrinking to $1.8 billion from $4.9 billion in 2023, highlighting economic weakness.
- Major art hubs saw declines, with New York down 29 percent, London down 28 percent, and Paris down 21 percent, driven by cautious collectors amidst economic uncertainty.
- Experts note the decline is linked to global conflicts and high interest rates, impacting major collectors' willingness to buy, according to Thierry Ehrmann, founder of Artprice.
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