Using artworks as collateral for loans is not a new concept, but recent reports suggest that this practice is experiencing a notable rise and becoming increasingly prevalent in the global art market.

Iran's publishing market is facing a shortage of authored books in the field of art economics, but you can still find titles written for the audience of this field. The book "Art Marketing Strategy" written by Dr. Mehdi Khademi and Shahin Parikhani is one of these works. This book seeks to provide a suitable framework for managers of art organizations and art collections to formulat...

The Arts & Economics, Analysis & Cultural Policy is an outstanding work of Bruno S. Frey, a famous Swiss economist and professor who has a long history in the field of political economy, culture and art. Using the economic perspective, this exciting book offers an alternative view to sociological or art historic approaches to art. The issues discussed include: institutions f...

With the growth of technology and the speeding up of almost all processes, very few people have the time and patience to read; Therefore, they prefer to listen to a book or article instead of reading it. This preference has led to the emergence and acceptance of podcasts. In this essay, Azadeh Bagheri introduced Persian and English art economy podcasts.

Mohammadreza Moridi is a professor at Tehran University of Art and works in the field of visual arts. He has focused much of his research on the economics of art. Moidi has been able to look at the Iranian art market from new angles and define his relationship with the regional art market. His research on the visual arts of other countries in the Middle East and MENA region, such as...

Due to the limitation applied to the supply in the art market, this market has an exceptional nature that many economists have avoided explaining it in the form of conventional interpretations; In this article, Mehrnoosh Ali Madadi has investigated the nature of this market in relation to its main players and how to enter it.

The life of the official and serious activity of Iran's art market in global dimensions is nearly 20 years; This short life has been accompanied by many ups and downs. In this article, Sahar Azad has discussed these ups and downs in detail and by comparing the Iranian art market with foreign countries, she has presented her analysis about the future of this market.

This article was written by David Trasbi and translated into Persian by Kazem Farhadi. The present article, along with other articles by this author, was published in a book entitled "Economy and Culture" in 2003 by Ney Publishing."After a brief review of theories of creativity, we turn to the question of whether the production of works of art can be modeled as a process of rational...

In this article, Ahmad Rafiei Vardanjani examines the effects of US sanctions on the Middle East and Iranian art economy. He describes how the Iranian art community's move toward new art has been an essential strategy for escaping the consequences of sanctions and accessing global art markets, rather than being a free choice from the heart of art.This article was translated into Per...