The Business of Art Unpacked: Artlogic Connect '24

With over 3,500 attendees, 40 expert speakers, and 12 insightful sessions, Artlogic Connect '24 brought together the art world experts and leaders in the fields, to discuss the business of art and the most pressing issues facing art professionals today and how to overcome them.

The first day of discussions focused on how changing power dynamics in the art world is impacting small and large sized galleries as well as how artist representation may evolve in the future, with panel discussions led by Magnus Resch, art market economist and Yale lecturer, as well as Jeffrey Boloten, Director of Art Business and Enterprise Programs, Sotheby's Institute London.

The second day was focused on the development of a collaborative industry with discussions exploring alternative exhibition models and the different ways collectors are operating in the ecosystem, with panels moderated by Jenn Ellis, founder of curatorial studio APSARA, and independent Development Advisor and Engagement Strategist Megan Leckie.

The focus of the final day looked at what trends might be affecting galleries and artists in 2025 from sustainability to compliance and the economic factors that will influence the art world of today and tomorrow with panels led by Simon Oldfield, art advisor, curator and lawyer, and Tim Schneider, founder of The Gray Market.

Key highlights from Connect ‘24

Under Pressure: How Small Galleries Compete with Large Enterprises

This panel looked at how small galleries can succeed by focusing on niche markets and collaborating with larger galleries: a clear mission and community-building emerged as top methods for supporting emerging artists and ensuring long-term success. Learn more.

Power Shifts: From Gallery Representation to Artist-Driven Success

Artists are increasingly self-representing, navigating new revenue streams and digital platforms while shifting power dynamics with galleries. Success now depends on innovation, collaboration, and sustainable practices, with new models offering future growth opportunities. Read on.

Art Meets Luxury: Alternative Exhibition Models

Art and luxury collaborations are transforming exhibitions, blending fashion, art, and culture, with success driven by mutual benefit, authenticity, and curiosity. Galleries' roles are evolving, and artists must take the initiative to connect with brands for future growth. Learn more.

Catch Me If You Can: How Today’s Collectors Navigate the Art World on Their Own Terms

Successful collecting balances tradition with innovation, fostering connections and supporting diverse communities, say Basma Al Sulaiman, Catherine Petigas, and Miyoung Lee, moderated by Megan Leckie. Read more about the discussion.

Regulating for Tomorrow: The Role of AML and KYC in the Evolving Art Market

AML and KYC regulations are essential for ensuring trust in the art market, with technology aiding compliance. The future will focus on global harmonization, stricter penalties, and greater accountability to prevent financial crime. Keep reading.

Beyond Election Day: Macro Challenges Facing the Art Market in 2025

Tim Schneider (Founder of the Gray Market), Katey Acquaro (NY Director, Silverlens Gallery), Nick Olney (President, Kasmin Gallery), and Jasmin Tsou (NY Director, Lisson Gallery) explore macroeconomic, cultural, and technological trends shaping the art market, emphasizing the need for flexibility, financial sustainability, strong artist support, and balancing digital tools with in-person relationships to adapt to uncertainty. Read on.

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