

The Art Market Podcast
The Art Market Podcast is a weekly deep dive into the global art world, hosted by Georgina Adam and Tom Forwood, that pulls back the curtain on auctions, galleries, collectors and the money behind the masterpieces. Georgina and Tom draw on their years of insider knowledge, offering a clear-eyed perspective to bring you what's really going on in one of the world's most fascinating, seductive and opaque industries.
Episodes


28. The October Auctions, Talking Galleries, and did the Art Market kill Contemporary Art?

27. Riches and Riots at Art Basel Paris

26. Frieze Week Special

25. How to Sell £200 Million of Art in a Week (with Katharine Arnold)

24. ARTBO and the many Art Markets of Latin America (with Maria Sancho-Arroyo)

23. Has Korea Survived the Hype? Frieze Seoul, Gwangju Biennale (with Vivienne Chow)
The Korean art market has evolved significantly since its 2022 peak, transitioning from speculative, rapid-growth behavior to a more mature, long-term engagement model. While the initial surge was fueled by favorable tax policies and a younger generation of collectors, the market has since contracted, yet remains subst...

22. Does Belgium have the best art market in the world?

21. Building an Art World from scratch in Uzbekistan + the Art Business Conference

20. Is There Such a Thing as a "Bad" Gallery? Plus, Exodus at Phillips

19. How to Fail at Disrupting the Art Market (with Tim Schneider)

18. What makes Private Museums bad? + Are Galleries really 'not OK'?

17. REPLAY - Art Basel Qatar, Buyer's Premiums, Modigliani Cat Res, and Politics in Venice

16. Aspen Art Week, and the Power of US Collectors (with Julie Brener Davich)

15. Art as a Bad Investment, and why the Art Market has Stopped Growing (with Melanie Gerlis)

14. Manipulating Auctions, Collapsing Galleries, Dodgy Dating, and the Artist Pension Trust (with Jon Sharples)

13. Q&A - $50m Dinosaurs, Fraudsters, Chinese Contemporary Art, and more
The art market faces significant challenges and shifts, ranging from the commercialization of natural history to systemic issues of fraud and declining market health. High-profile sales of dinosaur skeletons, such as the $50 million T-Rex "Gus," highlight a trend where private buyers prioritize status over preservation...

12. Riga Contemporary, Young Buyers and Classic Art, and Women in the Art Market

11. London's June Art Season: Not as Hot as the Weather

10. Art Basel and “Basel Exclusive,” Plus Pace’s Downsizing and the Broken Gallery Model
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