Every artwork carries a story — but sometimes that story is incomplete, misleading, or outright false. While provenance is meant to establish authenticity and ownership, fraudulent or weak documentation hasRead More →
Introduction For new collectors, provenance can feel like a mysterious layer of paperwork. Auction catalogues, gallery invoices, and certificates of authenticity often arrive with an artwork, but what do theyRead More →
In the art world, provenance is often described as an artwork’s “birth certificate.” It refers to the documented history of an object’s ownership and is a critical factor in establishingRead More →
Whether you’ve just purchased your first print or you’re curating a growing collection, knowing how to properly care for your artwork is essential. Art isn’t just decorative—it holds personal meaning,Read More →
🎨 Where to Buy Art Under £100 (Without Compromising on Style or Quality) Art collecting doesn’t have to start with a gallery budget. In fact, some of the most rewardingRead More →
Starting your art collection doesn’t require deep pockets or gallery-level expertise. In fact, some of the most meaningful, beautiful, and even valuable collections have begun with a single print underRead More →
In an age where nearly everything is just a click away, buying art online has never been easier—or more exciting. Whether you’re a first-time collector seeking your first piece underRead More →
Whether you’re buying your first print or considering a gallery acquisition, one question should always come to mind: Is this artwork authentic? In today’s art market—both physical and digital—the riskRead More →
You don’t need a trust fund or a white-walled gallery to start collecting art. In fact, some of the most exciting, personal, and visually striking pieces are also surprisingly affordable.Read More →
Introduction Art has long been admired for its beauty, cultural significance, and power to inspire. But beyond its aesthetic value, art is increasingly being viewed through a different lens—as aRead More →