Collectors have long justified buying fine wine, paintings, violins, or rare stamps with a simple argument: these assets are a hedge against the stock market, a store of beauty, and
In a move that will bring arts and culture programs to every area of San Diego County including diverse and underserved communities, on May 6th, the Board of Supervisors approved
[SINGAPORE] Ultra-rich Asians who inherit traditional assets are not just passive recipients of wealth transfer these days. More and more, they are looking to switch some of their wealth to
Watches for some people tell time, for others – status. While some timepieces are diamond-studded and worth millions, some merely tick to the time. But according to Knight Frank’s recent
Collectors spent years buying pieces that were mostly meant to be admired from a distance. In 2026, that idea feels much less exciting to many buyers. People now want collectibles
Accelerate Infrastructure Opportunities has raised an additional $630m (€535.4m) with contributions from existing backer CBRE Investment Management and new investors, including Mubadala Investment Company and Australian Retirement Trust (ART). Accelerate
In response to recent letters (26 April) about the Arts Everywhere Fund, it is important to note that this programme was heavily oversubscribed, reflecting the acute need for capital investment
Collecting art pieces, bidding in auctions, and buying sole ownership of an art piece is not an uncommon practice for billionaires. But, looking for artist names and selecting a famous
No artist shook up the NYC art scene with the boldness and originality of Basquiat. Here’s why his art still attracts collectors like Jay Z and Leonardo DiCaprio. Jean-Michel Basquiat’s
Impressionist art prices rise, whisky rates fall in luxury investment market. Knight Frank report analyzes collectible trends.New Delhi, Apr 23 (PTI) Prices of impressionist art rose by a maximum of