Three new books offer contrasting perspectives on the art market, just in time for New York Art Week. The titles include a sweeping work of nonfiction, a cheeky memoir, and a dual biography, each examining the business of buying and selling art from different angles.
These publications arrive during a peak period for the art world, providing timely insights into market dynamics, collector behavior, and the personalities that shape the industry. Their divergent viewpoints contribute to ongoing conversations about transparency, value, and the cultural significance of art commerce.