Art Market Minute
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Takeaways from Hong Kong’s Auctions
Why Buyer’s Fees Keep Rising
Is Vintage Couture the Next Collecting Frontier?
Are Fairs and Museums Getting Too Cozy?
What to Watch in the Market This Fall
What Is the Value of a Museum?
Why Animation Art Prices Are Soaring
Mid-Year Market Review
New Money in Old Masters
London’s Summer Sales Heat Up
What Sold at Art Basel
The Art Trade’s Talent Problem
Is the Mega-Gallery Model Collapsing?
What New York’s $2.1B Auction Week Means for the Market
A $433 Million Boost for the Market
Market Outlook for New York’s May Sales
Tracking the Biggest Market Players at the Venice Biennale
The Art Trade Is Taking Calculated Risks With A.I.
Inside Sotheby’s Latest Financial Maneuvers
What We Know—and Don’t Know—About Private Art Auctions
The Art Market’s Uneven Recovery, Explained
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A Shift in Hong Kong’s Market
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The Rise of Tech-Funded Art Spaces in China
The Art Market Returns to Growth
War Casts Shadow on Art Dubai
Take the Survey: Will A.I. Close or Widen the Gender Gap in the Arts?
Market Momentum in L.A.
How to Sell Performance Art
The $12.7 Million Painting That Exposed a Museum Scandal
Wael Shawky on the Middle East Market
Saudi Spending Slowdown
Why Galleries and Fairs Are Pausing
More Magritte Heads to Auction
Signs of Market Recovery
Art Market Outlook for 2026
Demand for Digital Art Soars in Miami
Is the Art Market Rebounding?
Hauser & Wirth Charged with Sanctions Breach
Consignors Behind the N.Y. Auctions
Market Movements in Middle East
Paris Pulls Market Rank
London's Sales Succeed
Frieze Heads to Abu Dhabi
Who Gets To Be a VVIP?
Boutique Art Fairs Take Off
How to Get Ahead in the Art World: So You've Been Laid Off
Today’s episode is about navigating layoffs. Whether triggered by a gallery restructure, a delayed museum opening, or a market slowdown, more people are finding themselves at a crossroads. Our guests bring decades of perspective. Brooke Lampley, senior director at Gagosian and one of the field’s most respected dealmakers, shares why grace in the first 72 hours can shape long-term prospects. Career coach and Art Market Mentors cofounder Cat Manson explains how to reframe the story so it opens doors instead of closing them. And Loic Gouzer, founder of the auction app Fair Warning, makes the case that every pause is an opportunity to invest in yourself. The takeaway? A layoff doesn't have to be the end of your art-world journey, it can be a reset.
A Surrealist Slam Dunk
How to Get Ahead in the Art World: How to Sell
Today’s episode is about the art of selling—paintings, yes, but also yourself. Our guest, Brooke Lampley, is one of the art world’s most respected dealmakers. She rose through the auction ranks to senior leadership at Sotheby’s before moving to the gallery side as a senior director at Gagosian, where she has advised top collectors and landed major consignments. Brooke reflects on two decades of pricing, negotiating, and closing deals, sharing what she’s learned about making a sales pitch land, building lasting client relationships, and why passion and preparation matter more than pedigree. She also unpacks the differences between selling at auction and in a gallery, how to adapt to new generations of buyers, and what it takes to advocate for yourself without losing sight of the bigger picture. Her message? Passion is intoxicating, and the best sales are a seduction. What people want is your knowledge, and once you understand that you can close any deal. Follow Art Market Mentors news on Instagram @artmarketmentors.
Signs of Stabilization
