Do you remember the last work of art that stopped you cold on your Instagram feed ? That moment when you saved  a painting, zoomed in on a sculpture, or clicked on the profile of an artist you didn't yet know? It may not have been a matter of chance. Behind every image you see lies an invisible mechanism : that of algorithms . And this mechanism, whether we like it or not, is reshaping our relationship with art  — and the markets that revolve around it. The Algorithm: The New

The 23rd edition of Art Basel Miami Beach took place from December 5 to 7, 2025, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. In a global art market still in transition following a 12% decline in 2024 (USD 57.5 billion according to the Art Basel & UBS report), the fair defied all expectations. Over 80,000 visitors, 283 galleries from 43 countries, and an avalanche of sales in the very first hours of VIP day: Miami 2025 confirmed that the art market is finding its footing again.

Sustained Growth Marking a Structural Turning Point The contemporary African art market has undergone significant evolution over the past several years, now clearly representing a structural turning point. Recent market reports, particularly those focused on 2024 outlooks and international dynamics, confirm a steady increase in sales volumes, a stronger presence at major art fairs, and enhanced visibility within leading auction houses. This growth cannot be reduced to a tempo

In the world of contemporary art, one question frequently arises among collectors, whether beginners or more experienced: should you prioritize a unique artwork or a limited edition? A unique artwork  refers to an original creation produced as a single piece, with no official reproduction, embodying the exclusive gesture of the artist. A limited edition , by contrast, refers to a work produced in multiple copies but in a strictly predetermined quantity, with each piece number

In the world of contemporary art, as well as in that of collectible objects and art prints, limited editions occupy a special place. Even more than works produced in open series or standard reproductions, limited editions fascinate and attract. This appeal goes beyond mere rarity: it is rooted in a combination of psychological, cultural, and artistic factors that create a genuine connection between the artwork, its creator, and its owner. For an art gallery, a limited edition