Martin Duch is the editor-in-chief and publisher of Art to See. He covers the market end of the art world: what sells at the fairs and at what price, the auction cycle running alongside them, the research that tries to size the whole thing, and the gallery economics that decide who is still trading next year.
He spent over a decade advising consumer and commerce businesses on strategy, operations, and analytics across Southern Europe and Latin America before moving into trade journalism, and he brings the same habit to art: follow the number, then ask who benefits from reporting it that way. He also edits Retail to See, an independent publication covering the business of retail.
His reporting follows the money through the circuit: the annual Art Basel and UBS market report, the auction cycle, the lending market that now finances collecting, the consolidation of fair ownership, and what the Great Wealth Transfer is actually doing to supply. Based in Barcelona.