"Minotaur on the Shore," the most expensive work by Bahman Mohasses, sold at Sotheby's auction in London.
Iranian Art in London; In a Commercial and Non-commercial Relationship
The expansion of the Middle Eastern art market beyond the region, particularly to a city like London, has been influenced by numerous factors. One of the earliest and most significant reasons is the entry of well-known British auction houses, such as Christie's and Bonhams, into the Middle East in 2004 and 2005, respectively. While the attention of international auction houses to the region's art is one of the most impactful elements in recognizing this art on the global scene, Middle Eastern art, and specifically Iranian art, has also been highlighted by the non-commercial sector in abroad. In the following sections, you will read about the formation of the Iranian art market in London and the sales statistics of Iranian artworks in this city. 
10 June 2024
Iranian Art in London; In a Commercial and Non-commercial Relationship 10 June 2024
The expansion of the Middle Eastern art market beyond the region, particularly to a city like London, has been influenced by numerous factors. One of the earliest and most significant reasons is the entry of well-known British auction houses, such as Christie's and Bonhams, into the Middle East in 2004 and 2005, respectively. While the attention of international auction houses to th...
Exploring Iranian Talent: 3 Young Artists Making Waves in 2023-2024 28 April 2024
Among the top 20 young artists in the MENA region featured by ArtTactic in 2018, five Iranian artists are recognized, with only one of them residing in Iran. This indicates a trend where international galleries are focusing their attention on diaspora or dual-nationality artists. Recent examples of such artists include Mehdi Ghadyanloo, Maysha Mohamedi, and Ali Banisadr, who have co...
Iranian Art Market Report for 1402 SH (2023-2024) 20 April 2024
Artchart, which had previously examined the Iranian Art  Market in 1401 SH (2022-2023), has once again provided an in-depth report for 1402 SH (2023-2024). The forthcoming report will analyze the data collected in 1402 SH and compare it to previous years to illustrate the current state and trends within the Iranian art market. The initial section provides an overview of the mos...
An Examination of Artists Making their Auction Debut in 2023 3 April 2024
In this report, Artchart conducted an analysis of artists whose artworks debuted in auctions between 2019 and 2023. Moreover, it examined artists born in the 1990s, pinpointing five individuals from this generation whose artworks had their inaugural auction appearance. 
The most expensive Iranian works sold in 2023 27 December 2023
With the end of 2023, the Artchart team decided to introduce 10 expensive works of Iranian artists that have been sold at auctions. These works are selected and arranged based on Atchart database and dollar rate. In this short essay, you will read about these works and the successful artists of 2023.
۱7th Tehran Auction Sales Report 26 July 2023
The 17th Tehran auction: modern and contemporary, was held on Friday July 21st, 2023 at Parsian Azadi Hotel. This auction achieved a total sale of 214 billion tomans equivalent to 4.3 million dollars, which was a growth of 77.8% compared to the previous period. Artchart has observed the 17th Tehran auction in the upcoming report.
Iranian Art Market Report for the Year 1401 SH 15 May 2023
When the Art Hall team was looking for the Iranian artworks' sales records for art appraisal, felt the void of an authoritative art reference. That's why Artchart was born in 2019. The purpose of launching Artchart was to create a database of the Iranian art market that can be used as a reference for a wide range of people, from artists to art collectors. Now Artchart has collected...
Art Community, Social Movements: A series of conversations: Shervin Taheri 26 April 2023
Shervin Taheri can be considered as a critic and researcher with a sharp critical view of visual art. He has a questioning approach towards the activists of the visual field and specifically the gallery owners and the cycle of the art economy. Considering that the art market is separate from the art field, Taheri sees the recent crisis as a good opportunity for galleries to rethink....
Art Community, Social Movements: A series of conversations: Sajjad Baghban 19 April 2023
Sajjad Baghban has been a researcher and artistic director in many cultural and artistic centers and therefore has done many research in visual art throughout history. After studying art doctorate, he worked in art centers such as "Sareban" gallery and also published books in this field such as "Acquaintance with the philosophy of art and aesthetics" and "Representation of urban spa...