The Impact of Economic Development on Art Research

Abstract

Today, art research and economic development are increasingly closely linked. Through literature review and analysis, this paper examines the core concept, development process and research status of art economics, and reveals the complex interactive relationship between art and economy. Firstly, this paper analyzes the structure of the art market, covering the production, circulation and consumption of artworks: production involves artists' creation and the intermediary role of galleries and auction houses, circulation includes exhibitions, auctions and sales forms, while consumption is related to the buying behavior of collectors, investors and the public. Then, it focuses on the research results and disputes of artistic liquidity, pointing out that it refers to the convenience of buying and selling works of art, which affects the price and market stability, and is influenced by factors such as the popularity of works of art, the reputation of artists, scarcity and market demand. It also discusses its relationship with financial market liquidity and its promotion path. At the same time, it is concluded that art research faces the challenges of over-commercialization and artistic homogenization: the former leads to artistic creation catering to the market, while the latter leads to the convergence and lack of innovation of works of art with different cultural backgrounds under globalization. Finally, it looks forward to the trend of artistic creation, puts forward that economy and art complement each other, and holds that globalization and digitalization promote artistic creation and communication changes.