Article written by M.ª José G. Serranillos for Expansión analyzes the evolution of the art market in Spain and the role of the Feriarte fair, with contributions from Elisa Hernando , director of Arte Global and a specialist in collecting.
Hernando explains that, after the crisis, prices have stabilized, but the value of a work goes beyond the economic, depending on institutional recognition, the artist's career, and market demand. He points out that price can be measured by objective factors such as support, size, or rarity, while value requires expert judgment.
The article contextualizes these ideas within Feriarte, which brings together works by artists such as Picasso and Dalí, as well as archaeological artifacts, highlighting that today's buyers are more informed and value professional advice to make sound collecting decisions.
