Wealth, Power, and the Palette: How Market Consolidation Is Quietly Redrawing Contemporary Art's Boundaries
As mega-galleries tighten their grip on the global art market and auction records shatter with breathtaking regularity, a quieter crisis unfolds beneath the spectacle: the shrinking of the middle ground where artistic risk-taking has historically flourished. Greene Contemporary examines how the financialization of contemporary art is reshaping not only what collectors acquire, but what artists dare to create.