Interviews With Art World Leaders

Clare McAndrew On Why the Art Market’s Future Lies Beyond the $10 Million Sale

In this Q&A, Arts Economics founder Clare McAndrew explains why confidence is the art market’s most valuable currency, how generational and geographic shifts are redistributing power and why the next phase of growth will depend on transparency, diversification and redefining what counts as “art” in an expanding global economy.

By The Editors

Zoë Buckman’s Intimate Embroideries Claim Space for Memory, Grief and Jewish Identity

Her works are made on repurposed textiles: bed sheets and tablecloths, often passed down through generations. "They all already hold stories, carry memories and revive the legacy of other women for me," the artist told Observer.

By Elisa Carollo