Art Money

The hardest news. A more detailed note from our Founder - https://lnkd.in/gJN2Pgwt

Tanya Grigoroglou, founder of RAW Editions, shares one artwork from her personal collection and a standout piece from the RAW stockroom. https://lnkd.in/gJg_RzK3

Christie's Will Debut a ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Option The auction house's new payment plans could make the art market more accessible to new collectors. Written by Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly Published by Observer https://lnkd.in/guXaZQ_A

New initiative between Art Money and Christie's will allow collectors to bid at auction and pay over time in instalments. Bidders will be able to pay for art over 10 months instead of all at once. Written by Carlie Porterfield Published by The Art Newspaper https://lnkd.in/gJ39hUbT

We're equally as excited to enable buyers at Christie's auctions the opportunity to pay for their purchases over 10 months. Learn more about our official launch with the Prints and Multiples auction, April 16, New York - https://bit.ly/3J4o9RX

We're thrilled to announce that for the first time ever, you can bid at Christie's and pay over time with Art Money. Launching with the Christie’s Prints and Multiples auction in New York, April 16, 2024, you now have the chance to own a Picasso, Miró or Warhol, and pay over 10 months with Art Money. Explore the available Lots online or in-person, and register to bid. Bid, win and pay over time time with Art Money. Start exploring here - https://bit.ly/3J4o9RX

Artist, Gallery Manager at Charlie James Gallery, and Art Money client Ever Velasquez shares a look into her own collection with the first piece she bought using Art Money and spotlights an available artwork from Charlie James Gallery's dynamic roster of artists. "Art Money makes it possible for me, and for our collectors, to acquire those dream pieces that punctuate a collection, while fostering relationships and collaboration within a community of collectors, artists and galleries." https://lnkd.in/gS8CCnvR

Creative thinking, innovation & empathy: art’s transformative impact by Paul Becker Medium "Isn’t the arts just a rich persons plaything? Looking fancy at the opera? Spending up big at the auctions for status? I deplore this stereotype of art & culture and believe it’s holding back our society, let alone artists and the industry. I truly believe that more art, and more artists, in the world makes it a better, smarter place." https://lnkd.in/gMajx7Kt

Feature: Sotiris Sotiriou In a recent conversation, we spoke with esteemed Art Money partner and Founder of COMA, Sotiris Sotiriou. Sotiris offers a glimpse into his personal collection, showcasing a piece by contemporary figurative artist Justin Williams. Additionally, we ask Sotiris to spotlight a significant work from COMA’s dynamic roster of artists - an artwork that would make a striking addition to any buyer’s collection. Established in late 2016 by Sotiris Sotiriou, COMA emerged as a contemporary art space, initially conceived as a project-based initiative with the aim of introducing international artists to audiences in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. Over time, COMA has evolved into a multidisciplinary team of specialists dedicated to presenting an unparalleled gallery program, showcasing a diverse range of artists. Many of these artists have shown, or have gone on to show, in major museums, biennales and commercial galleries across the globe. In September 2022, COMA expanded its footprint in Sydney and opened a second location, offering the space for additional viewing rooms and enhanced programming. “Art Money is an integral part of the collecting landscape today, facilitating greater acquisitions for experienced collectors and providing emerging buyers with ease of access to growing a collection.” - Sotiris Sotiriou Full feature - https://lnkd.in/gjTb4fxa Photo by Dean Qiulin Li

How to finance your art collection: Collectors are increasingly using loans to buy; Art Basel examines the mechanisms. Dionne Harmon, an Emmy-winning producer based in Los Angeles who has been collecting since 2015 and was referred to Art Money by the artist Knowledge Bennett. ‘I had been eyeing one of his large-scale pieces from the “Obama Cowboy” series, Five is Power (2017). At that point, it was the most expensive piece of art that I had ever considered purchasing, at USD 50,000,’ she says. ‘I told Knowledge that I loved it but I was nervous about spending that much money upfront.’ He told her about Art Money and, says Harmon, ‘I was all in.’   Piece written by Sarah Hanson Published 31 January, 2024 https://lnkd.in/gfiJKuPZ