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Artsy Stock (ARTS)
Online Art Marketplace
Artsy is a global platform for collecting and discovering art. The Artsy platform gives users the ability to search art, add it to their personal collection, make bids on live art auctions, and purchase art directly on the platform from galleries and private collectors. Artsy's platform is built on a classification system named the Art Genome Project that categorizes artwork using over 1,000 characteristics including historical movement, subject matter, and formal qualities. Artsy also hosts Artsy partners with international galleries, auction houses, art fairs, and museums to create an online art marketplace. With 3,000+ partners across 100+ countries, Artsy aims to empower a global audience to learn about, discover, and collect art. Artsy’s investors include Larry Gagosian, owner of Gagosian Gallery; Wendi Murdoch, collector and film producer; Jack Dorsey, Thrive Capital, and Avenir Growth Capital. Launched in 2012, Artsy is headquartered in New York City with offices in London...
About Artsy Stock
Founded
2009
Headquarters
New York, NY, US
Total Funding
34.8M
Industries
Software, Artificial Intelligence, Data and Analytics
Artsy is a global platform for collecting and discovering art. The Artsy platform gives users the ability to search for art, add it to their personal collection, make bids on live art auctions, and purchase art directly on the platform from galleries and private collectors. Artsy's platform is built on a classification system named the Art Genome Project that categorizes artwork using over 1,000 characteristics including historical movement, subject matter, and formal qualities. Artsy also hosts Artsy partners with international galleries, auction houses, art fairs, and museums to create an online art marketplace. Artsy aims to empower a global audience to learn about, discover, and collect art.
Artsy’s investors include Larry Gagosian, owner of Gagosian Gallery; Wendi Murdoch, collector and film producer; Jack Dorsey, Thrive Capital, and Avenir Growth Capital. Launched in 2012, Artsy is headquartered in New York City with offices in London, Berlin, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles.
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Chief Executive Officer
Jeffrey Yin
President
Dustyn Kim
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Artsy Key Facts
- Resilient Performance in a Challenging Market: Artsy has demonstrated resilience and a favorable market position despite a downturn in the overall global art market. According to multiple reports from early 2025, while the global art market's value declined by 12% in 2024, Artsy's gallery partners saw a 15% increase in average total sales. This growth, reaching its highest mark since 2021, indicates that the platform's focus on accessibility and online sales is paying off, attracting new collectors and driving consistent commercial activity even as the high-end market cools.
- Strategic Focus on Digital Innovation and Accessibility: The company is strategically positioned to capture the growth of a more digitally engaged and diverse art market. An Artsy report from April 2025 highlights that 43% of galleries plan to increase their digital activity, and 59% of collectors purchased works online in 2024. By releasing its first-of-its-kind "Art Market Trends 2025" report, Artsy is establishing itself as a thought leader and a vital resource for both galleries and collectors. This focus on digital tools, data-driven insights, and accessibility directly addresses a major shift in the industry and reinforces Artsy's brand reputation as a modern, forward-thinking platform.
- Amplifying Emerging and Diverse Artists: Artsy is enhancing its brand reputation and market influence through strategic curatorial and editorial initiatives that champion diverse voices. The launch of initiatives like "Black-Owned Galleries Now" in January 2025 and "Queer Art Now" in June 2025 demonstrates a commitment to promoting underrepresented artists and galleries. Furthermore, the "Artsy Vanguard 2025" report, released in October 2024, identifies and promotes promising emerging artists who are gaining significant commercial traction on the platform. These efforts align Artsy with a new generation of collectors who are increasingly interested in supporting new and diverse talent, strengthening its position as a cultural authority.
- Increased Regulatory Burden and Legal Scrutiny: The U.S. art market is facing new regulations that could significantly impact Artsy's operations. A bipartisan bill, the Art Market Integrity Act, was introduced in July 2025 to combat money laundering by requiring art dealers, galleries, and auction houses to implement strict anti-money laundering (AML) programs. This new legislation would compel Artsy and its gallery partners to conduct extensive customer due diligence and file suspicious activity reports. The additional compliance costs and legal risks associated with these regulations could disproportionately affect smaller businesses and galleries on the platform, potentially leading to churn and operational challenges.
- Macroeconomic Headwinds and Shifting Collector Behavior: While Artsy's internal data shows some positive trends, the broader art market is facing significant economic headwinds. The global art market declined by 12% in 2024, and a recent Artsy article highlights a disconnect between galleries and collectors. A survey found that only 17% of collectors feel the art market meets their needs, with a softening in demand from top-tier collectors and rising business costs for galleries. This environment of rising overhead and potentially waning high-end sales could challenge Artsy's ability to drive revenue from its more prominent gallery partners and may lead to a slowdown in overall transaction volume.
- Growing Competition in the Digital Art Space: Artsy continues to face intense competition from both traditional auction houses and other online platforms. While Artsy has its own strengths, its primary rivals, such as 1stDibs and Artnet, are also well-established players in the online space. A Comparably analysis from 2025 shows that Artsy ranks third in overall company culture and second in Employee Net Promoter Score (eNPS) among its competitors, trailing 1stDibs in both metrics. This suggests that while Artsy is a strong player, it is not a dominant leader across all internal and external benchmarks, and it must continually contend with rivals to attract top talent and maintain its competitive edge.
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