Adelaide Duarte, Ph.D. (1974), is Researcher and Deputy Director at the Institute of Art History, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. Her lectures and edited publications focus on the Portuguese art market and particularly on contemporary private art collections.Marta Pérez-Ibáñez, Ph.D. (1965), is Professor at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain. She is specialized in contemporary art market, with thirty years’ experience in management, research and graduate teaching.

• List of Figures, Maps and TablesNotes on ContributorsIntroducing the Art Market and the Global SouthAdelaide Duarte and Marta Pérez-IbáñezPart 1: Diversity: Southern Art Markets1 New Markets for Indian Art: the Growth of an Ecosystem in the New MillenniumFilip Vermeylen and Shambhavi Bhat2 Is There Such a Thing as a « Global South »? Contemporary Visual Arts, the Art Market and Institutions in “Southern Countries”Alain Quemin3 Hub Cities and Regional Framing in a Globalising Art Market: The Construction of a Southeast Asian Art Scene in SingaporeJeremie Molho4 Analyzing the International Art Trade from the Global South PerspectiveJoanna Bialynicka-Birula5 Latin American Contemporary Art Market Narratives in a Creative Economy ContextJimena Peña Bennett (Ph.d.)Part 2: New Markets: Focus Africa6 Toward Global Transmodernity: Contemporary Visual Art Games in Twelve African CitiesMichael Hutter7 Oasis in the Desert: Evolution of the Market for Contemporary Art in NigeriaJonathan Adeyemi8 Tracing the Impact of Western-Centric Validation on Curatorial Practices and the Development of the Art-Ecosystems on the African ContinentMary Corrigall9 Okwui Enwezor’s Impact – (Southern) African Contemporary Art in the International Art Market from 2015 to 2020Ginevra AddisPart 3: Fluidity: Agents in the Art System10 Strategies of Collectivization: Art Market Alternatives from the Global SouthJohn Zarobell11 Artists’ Initiatives in the Global South and Their New EconomyRaffaella Frascarelli and Valerio Rocco Orlando12 Global [South] Positioning: the Role of Auctions and Policy in the Strategic Locating of Singapore and “Southeast Asian Art” in a Global MarketAnita Archer13 The Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair and the Internationalization of Art Market in TurkeyBurhan Fındıklı and Busra Hasboyaci14 No Compass. Neither South nor North: Between Parintins and Phnom PenhAlexandre MeloFinal ConsiderationsAna Letícia Fialho

Adelaide Duarte, Ph.D. (1974), is Researcher and Deputy Director at the Institute of Art History, Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. Her lectures and edited publications focus on the Portuguese art market and particularly on contemporary private art collections.Marta Pérez-Ibáñez, Ph.D. (1965), is Professor at the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain. She is specialized in contemporary art market, with thirty years’ experience in management, research and graduate teaching.

• List of Figures, Maps and TablesNotes on ContributorsIntroducing the Art Market and the Global SouthAdelaide Duarte and Marta Pérez-IbáñezPart 1: Diversity: Southern Art Markets1 New Markets for Indian Art: the Growth of an Ecosystem in the New MillenniumFilip Vermeylen and Shambhavi Bhat2 Is There Such a Thing as a « Global South »? Contemporary Visual Arts, the Art Market and Institutions in “Southern Countries”Alain Quemin3 Hub Cities and Regional Framing in a Globalising Art Market: The Construction of a Southeast Asian Art Scene in SingaporeJeremie Molho4 Analyzing the International Art Trade from the Global South PerspectiveJoanna Bialynicka-Birula5 Latin American Contemporary Art Market Narratives in a Creative Economy ContextJimena Peña Bennett (Ph.d.)Part 2: New Markets: Focus Africa6 Toward Global Transmodernity: Contemporary Visual Art Games in Twelve African CitiesMichael Hutter7 Oasis in the Desert: Evolution of the Market for Contemporary Art in NigeriaJonathan Adeyemi8 Tracing the Impact of Western-Centric Validation on Curatorial Practices and the Development of the Art-Ecosystems on the African ContinentMary Corrigall9 Okwui Enwezor’s Impact – (Southern) African Contemporary Art in the International Art Market from 2015 to 2020Ginevra AddisPart 3: Fluidity: Agents in the Art System10 Strategies of Collectivization: Art Market Alternatives from the Global SouthJohn Zarobell11 Artists’ Initiatives in the Global South and Their New EconomyRaffaella Frascarelli and Valerio Rocco Orlando12 Global [South] Positioning: the Role of Auctions and Policy in the Strategic Locating of Singapore and “Southeast Asian Art” in a Global MarketAnita Archer13 The Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair and the Internationalization of Art Market in TurkeyBurhan Fındıklı and Busra Hasboyaci14 No Compass. Neither South nor North: Between Parintins and Phnom PenhAlexandre MeloFinal ConsiderationsAna Letícia Fialho