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The <strong>contemporary</strong> art market<br />

Belgium $4.1 million<br />

Germany $17.8 million<br />

Austria $6.2 million<br />

1%<br />

China $542.8 million<br />

31%<br />

Italy $7.1 million<br />

Turkey $6.5 million<br />

France $35.6 million<br />

2%<br />

Qatar $9.3 million<br />

United Arab Emirates $4.1 million<br />

Japan $4.6 million<br />

South Africa $4.6 million<br />

Singapore $5.4 million<br />

Australia $7.5 million<br />

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of artists and their works.<br />

London is also propping up the prices of the major<br />

Anglo-Indian artists like Anish Kapoor and Bharti<br />

Kher (who generate 55% of their auction turnover<br />

in London), Rashid Rana (62% in London) and,<br />

above all, Raqib Shaw (94% in London), the most<br />

sought after Anglo-Indian artist along with Anish<br />

Kapoor. Still in 6-digit results since 2007, Raqib<br />

Shaw has returned to centre stage this year with<br />

two works fetching above the million-dollar line 1<br />

in London last June, one at Phillips, the other at<br />

Christie’s.<br />

1) Including fees.<br />

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