Art Markets and Digital Histories

Focusing on the intersection of digital methods and art market studies, this Special Issue of Arts compiles essays that explore various strategies employed by scholars to navigate contemporary data and digital technologies. The contributions address critical research questions, data availability, and the conceptual frameworks necessary for analyzing art markets. Additionally, the issue emphasizes the importance of shared ontologies and vocabularies to enhance the use and exchange of linked data in cultural heritage and historical research, fostering a deeper understanding of art markets.