Masterpieces or market assets? The fine line between art and commerce

TEFAF fine art fair in Maastricht
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With some exceptions, investors have tended to view art as a niche asset class—volatile, illiquid, and largely the domain of collectors rather than institutional portfolios. But what if the real opportunity lies not only in expensive paintings and sculptures but also in the broader creative economy?
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