Although artists, due to their fame and bargaining power, may sometimes be able to dictate prices to dealers, it is usually the dealers who have the final say in determining prices. This is because, in addition to having to work with these prices, they also have more information about the market. However, dealers deliberately do not price each artwork individually and on a case-by-c...

Art can be considered a kind of property and capital due to some capacities. Buying art brings financial returns and, like other traditional assets, increases in value over time. Art can be bought and sold because a separate market has been created for it. In the meantime, buying works from prominent artists has shown a positive return and has attracted investors to create diversity...

Using artworks as collateral for loans is not a new concept, but recent reports suggest that this practice is experiencing a notable rise and becoming increasingly prevalent in the global art market.