L'affaire du requin qui valait douze millions : L'étrange économie de l'art contemporain

Understanding how market forces shape what gets valued and sold at astronomical prices is intriguing. I wonder what drew Don Thompson to this particular angle.

The book sheds light on the bizarre and often humorous stories behind high-profile artworks. Did these stories change how others view the art world?

Reading about the bizarre prices and market tricks made me question what truly makes art valuable. Does this book make others see art differently?