Art market
This article investigates how interdisciplinary scholarship—bridging art history, anthropology, technology, and queer and postcolonial studies—affects collector appetite for movements that have long hovered on the margins. By examining methods, outcomes, and market responses, we reveal practical indicators for investors, curators, and scholars seeking to expand recognition. Interdisciplinary work can reshape provenance, audience, and valuation by reframing context, expanding networks, and challenging tacit hierarchies. This evergreen guide offers structured assessment while acknowledging dynamic shifts in taste, institutions, and digital platforms that constantly reconfigure what counts as worthy collecting.