Friday essay: The Australian art market has flatlined. What can be done to revive it?
- Written by Dr David Challis, Postdoctoral researcher and sessional tutor, University of Melbourne
Changes to superannuation legislation have had a cooling effect on arts investment in recent years. Image: An old bee farm (c. 1900) by Clara SouthernNational Gallery of Victoria
In the market parlance of boom and bust cycles, the Australian art market has long been leaning towards the latter. Over the past decade, it has performed very poorly....
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