Art doesn’t exist in a vacuum — it lives in headlines, auction houses, and the opinions we trade like currency. This category takes a critical look at how abstract art is priced, perceived, and positioned in the broader world. Why do some works sell for millions? How do critics shape value? What happens when art enters the marketplace?
Here, we explore those big, messy questions — from economics to ethics — through accessible essays and sharp commentary. It’s where culture meets canvas, and value meets vision.
Abstract art often raises questions about its high price. Some see it as a mix of random colors and shapes, while others recognize its depth and meaning. Many wonder why collectors pay millions for paintings that seem simple at first glance. High prices are not random. They reflect a mix of artistic value, history, market … Read more