Track artists, auction results, and artwork prices. Build watchlists, catalogue your collection, and get alerts when followed works come to market.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Arttracker Does
ArtTracker.com tracks artworks, artists, and auction results. Collectors watch prices and artist trajectories, catalogue what they own, and get alerted when works they follow come up for sale.
Follow hammer prices and sale histories for artists and individual works.
Get notified when a followed artist has a new sale, show, or record result.
Record what you own — provenance, purchase price, condition, and location.
Upcoming lots matching your watchlist, gathered from sale calendars.
See where followed artists are showing — museum surveys often move markets.
Simple charts of how categories and artists have moved over time.
How Arttracker Works
Add artists, works, and categories to your watchlist.
Receive alerts on sales, upcoming lots, and exhibitions for everything you follow.
Catalogue your own collection and see it in the context of the market you're watching.
About
Arttracker — Follow the art market, piece by piece Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
No. You can track emerging artists, prints, and editions just as easily as blue-chip names — tracking matters most where information is thinnest.
No. Your collection catalogue is private by default; nothing you record is visible to anyone else unless you choose to share it.
From published auction results and public sale records. Private sale prices are only included when the parties have disclosed them.
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