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In other research and studies I found that :
- Young art collectors comprise around a quarter of all collectors: a 2018 article from insurance company AXA estimated that 15-25% of collectors are young, while the 2018 S. Trust Insights on Wealth and Worthstudy found that 27% of its respondents were millennials.
- Young collectors remain primarily driven by a personal enjoyment of art, an appreciation for aesthetics, and a desire for self-expression. They often see their collections as a way to communicate their personalities and enhance their personal brands (Northern Trust).
- Millennials are, however, more likely than other generations to see art as a financial asset and as part of a comprehensive wealth-building strategy. 33% of millennial collectors agreed with the statement that art is “an asset that can be leveraged to build wealth” vs. only 16% of collectors overall (2018 S. Trust Insights on Wealth and Worth).
- Many young collectors inherit a love of art from their families and often expect to inherit art collections as well. 87% of established art collectors intend to pass their collection on to their heirs, and roughly one-third of these heirs say that they have become active art collectors themselves (2017 UBS Investor Watch).
- Millennials demonstrate a strong preference for contemporary art. Over 90% of young collectors are interested in contemporary pieces (2014 AXA Art Survey).
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