ART COLLECTOR REPORT
The first global study on the private contemporary art collectors.
The first global study on the private contemporary art collectors.
Our research explores the world's private contemporary art collector scene - what they are buying, what their personal backgrounds are, their demographics - and reveals, for the first time, market statistics.
KEY FINDINGS
The United States has the largest share of art collectors worldwide with 25%, followed by Germany with 9% and the UK and China with 7% each.
The biggest collector city is New York with 9% of global collectors. London (6%) and Sao Paulo (3%) rank second and third.
The average age of a collector is 59 years.
71 % of collectors are men.
The number of collectors in developing countries will increase rapidly in the coming years. Collectors from China, India and Brazil already account for 15% of global collectors.
In the near future, a large number of new private museums will open. 72% of private exhibition spaces were founded after 2000.
Collectors will create the next art superstar who will come from China. China is already home to 7% of global collectors
ART COLLECTOR REPORT
Edited by LARRY’S LIST Ltd.
Published by Verlag für Moderne Kunst, Vienna
Distributed by D.A.P.
English, softcover, 72 pages
Publication date: January 2015
ISBN 978-3-86984-530-2 (print)
ISBN 978-3-86984-516-6 (e-pub)
Price: 38 EUR / 50 USD (paperback)
14,99 USD (e-pub)
