Revised Edition of Robertson's Art Market Study Published
Lund Humphries has published a revised edition of Iain Robertson's 2011 book, now titled 'New Art New Market' instead of 'A New Art From Emerging Markets', reflecting globalization. The 256-page book, priced at $25.00, examines art markets in China, Japan, India, Iran, South America, and Southeast Asia, focusing on shifting value systems and regional histories. Robertson, Head of Art Business Studies at Sotheby's Institute of Art, dismisses city-states like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Gulf regions as 'Unsafe Havens' due to political volatility, despite their growth as art hubs with liquidity and free ports. His geopolitical analysis covers East Asia, India, Iran, and South America, drawing on his travel insights.
Key facts
- Revised edition of Iain Robertson's 2011 book
- Title changed from 'A New Art From Emerging Markets' to 'New Art New Market'
- Published by Lund Humphries in 2018
- 256 pages, priced at $25.00
- Covers art markets in China, Japan, India, Iran, South America, and Southeast Asia
- Robertson is Head of Art Business Studies at Sotheby's Institute of Art
- Labels Hong Kong, Singapore, and Gulf regions as 'Unsafe Havens'
- Focuses on East Asia, India, Iran, and South America
Entities
Artists
- Iain Robertson
Institutions
- Lund Humphries
- Sotheby's Institute of Art
Locations
- China
- Japan
- India
- Iran
- South America
- Southeast Asia
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- Gulf region
- Taiwan
- Korea