Predictions?
 

Sotheby's issued a promo for the upcoming season - http://www.sothebys.com/video/privat...010/index.html. Common sense - all the lads, the dynamics abolished, and if in doubt, look how grown Tchelitchew. Tchelitchew really grew withdrawn: $ 1000 invested in the work Chelishchev year ago conventionally would become so far in 1513 dollars. It is known that Alexander Yakovlevlva last season were excellent results, but this system results. That is, in this little surprise. But interestingly, what will happen in the upcoming season? Which direction can shoot?

I think that will be restores the sixties, will have more records ostovtsev and people will take seriously entrenched in contemporary art (Kulik, Osmolovsky, Gutow, etc.). If there are drivers, then progress will Peter (Mitka, new artists, and others). But two, grandmother said. In general, any opinions?

"New" just grow, especially after an exhibition in the Tretyakov Gallery.

"Brush stroke" in Moscow?
 

Probably talking about Moscow's version of "Beat the brush" http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showth...3121&highlight =%D0%A3%D0%B4%D0%B0%D1%80 +%D0%BA

I myself do not expect other than "second wave" crisis.
And so, umum, reason, understand-sixties will be relevant in the market.
But I'm not sure that some sort of general trend we observe.
This burst of another ... as usual.
In September, the State Tretyakov Gallery will have two major exhibitions: Verevkina of Ascona and Konchalovsky large exhibition.
It will be of interest to these authors, after these shows? :D
However, Vladimir, possibly in September, my mood changed. :)

An interesting topic you started. Although Nostradamus would not have made any predictions ...
I agree that a special surge of interest in the art will not. The crisis is not over and its implications for the art market will long be felt. At least in Russia.
Sixtiers not recover in a few years can be re wave of interest to them. Exception may be only well-known names - Krasnopevtsev, Plavinsky, Rabin, Roginsky etc.
Interest buyers may be for immigrants, the same AE Yakovlev, a few fallen in price in the past Lansky and Sharshunov, add in the price and so an expensive Chagall. Not excluded heightened interest in the Shemyakin.
Increased interest (in principle, he never slackened) to the Russian classics 18-20 cc Today (and for tomorrow too), these artists are of most interest to buyers of Russian art. And so the art will be snapped up in the coming year.
Russian avant-garde, "severe" style, Socialist Realism, "perestroika" the art of special demand to use will not. For some, the growth period has passed, others have not yet arrived.
Russia's modern contemporary art in the coming year will be irrelevant with buyers. There are isolated peaks of interest to a particular artist.
But in general - no particular "movement" in the coming year will not be.
agree in person and ask me why, and why - do not. It is better to write your prediction.

With regard to immigrants from the Russian Empire.

My list of growth and promising for investments, not all of one year, but in the long run.

Gaspard Leon (Shulman Leib)
Pretty good sell in the U.S. market. In addition to American subjects - a lot of Russian and Belarusian. Very colorful painting.
Grigoriev Boris
Gryshchenko Alex
Delone Sonia
Color prints and ceramics at very affordable price.
Sawyer Rafael
Earl Lanskoy Andrew
Prices have not yet reached the maximum, there are opportunities for growth.
Lipschitz Jacques (sculpture)
Manevich Abram
Feshin Nick
Hmelyuk Vasily
Tsikovsky Nick
Extremely low prices for a fairly well-known artist in the U.S..
Chelishchev Paul
Shukhaiev Vasily