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Art collector community globally growing younger, more diverse, female-influenced and confident

November 18, 2025

Art Basel exhibition entrance in Basel, Switzerland June 23, 2025. Image credit: Shutterstock Art Basel exhibition entrance in Basel, Switzerland June 23, 2025. Image credit: Shutterstock

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Despite prevailing geopolitical uncertainty, fragile international trade and economic volatility, a new survey highlights a community of art collectors that is younger, more diverse and increasingly confident in shaping the future of cultural value.

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