Primary Art Market

In the primary art market, an artwork comes to the market for the first time at a gallery or any other art exhibition. This is the time when the price for the artwork is established for the first time. A selling price based on the cost of research and development / creation of the artwork. The age-old truism from the economic theory on "supply and demand" defines this pricing structure. When the demand grows for the works of a particular artist’s work, whether paintings, sculptures, photographs, or graphic prints, the value and the price of the art increases. Generally, speaking, the greater the demand, the higher the price the artwork would command on the primary market. Art works initially sold to collectors, usually through galleries, dealers, and at artist's shows, the 'first sale' of a work of art.  We represent a number of primary artists with unlimited potential.

Our primary artists include: