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hi, jamie.

here's how we think about the emerging art market.

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the way we think about value changes as an artist advances in their career. in the early days (1-2), value is largely driven by price (market recognition is limited). as market recognition builds (3-5), it becomes the value driver (prices rise).

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corey mason's market.

5 / value is driven by market recognition (prices increase).

market recognition corey mason has held solo exhibitions at achenbach hagemeier (berlin/ düsseldorf, germany), a+b gallery (brescia, italy), olsen gruin (new york, new york), c o u n t y (palm beach, florida), and the journal gallery (brooklyn, new york), among others. he has also exhibited at art cologne (germany), art berlin (germany), and marfa invitational (marfa, texas). recent and upcoming group and solo shows include a 2 person presentation, with petra cortright, at untitled art fair, miami beach (december 2020) and c o u n t y (palm beach), march 2021.

probability. art economists estimate for every 6 talented artists with an art school degree, only 1 will reach this level of market recognition.

price. our data shows across all large paintings by artists in segment 5 the median price is $7,300 (min $3,500 and max $8,800). corey's market recognition is stronger than most of these artists, so while his prices are high it feels justified.