Review of the “2023 international symposium on global art market research”

The 2023 International Symposium on Global Art Market Research aimed to spark a renewed conversation about global art market research in the post-pandemic era. The event featured both cross-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches to the study of international art markets, focusing on the theme of “re-globalization.” Scholars from around the world presented analyses of regional dynamics from a global perspective, highlighting the connections and divisions within the global art market, and exploring the construction and mobility of art market centers and non-centers. In the context of globalization and plurality, the research presented by several scholars reflects a concern for the identity of the participants in the market, demonstrating both cooperation and confrontation in the process of art market globalization. The symposium also advocated for the application of emerging tools and interdisciplinary research methods within the art market research paradigm. The topics covered during the event reflect the comprehensive nature of art market research, offering valuable insights and methodologies for advancing the field.

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Arts & Communication
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.36922/ac.4713
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Art History and Market Analysis
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Review of the “2023 international symposium on global art market research”

Zhenling Liu
Arts & Communication
Art History and Market Analysis
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Review of the “2023 international symposium on global art market research”

Zhenling Liu
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Abstract

The 2023 International Symposium on Global Art Market Research aimed to spark a renewed conversation about global art market research in the post-pandemic era. The event featured both cross-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches to the study of international art markets, focusing on the theme of “re-globalization.” Scholars from around the world presented analyses of regional dynamics from a global perspective, highlighting the connections and divisions within the global art market, and exploring the construction and mobility of art market centers and non-centers. In the context of globalization and plurality, the research presented by several scholars reflects a concern for the identity of the participants in the market, demonstrating both cooperation and confrontation in the process of art market globalization. The symposium also advocated for the application of emerging tools and interdisciplinary research methods within the art market research paradigm. The topics covered during the event reflect the comprehensive nature of art market research, offering valuable insights and methodologies for advancing the field.

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