Study 131: Artnet Auctions: Unmasking Speculative Velocity in the Hollowed Luxury Market.

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On June 26, 2026, Artnet Auctions published its monthly specialist column: three specialists, two live sales, and a genre that dresses consignment as contemplation. Carys Lake Edwards canonizes Bernd and Hilla Becher, Cindy Sherman, and William Eggleston inside a photography sale that closes June 30; Conner Williams installs David Hockney, fifteen days after his death, in a printmaker’s pantheon; and Johannes Vogt concedes the ultra-contemporary bubble burst (several bubbles, in fact, stacked on top of each other) while forecasting the next boom.

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