Art is a delicate form of communication, which pleases millions by touching their hearts, minds, and souls. However, shipping artwork safely yet cheaply is a nodus many artists face. This article lists the cheapest way to ship framed art; methods that are cost-effective yet extremely...
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Choosing the Safest and Most Cost-Effective Art Delivery Option
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Pandemic Opportunity to Improve the Logistics Sector
The pandemic has influenced almost every kind of business, and we cannot deny its impact. The industry of logistics has also changed, obviously, and the tendency to change will still be seen in the future. So, how a pandemic may also be used as an...
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The Monotonous Beauty of Shipping Glass Framed Art
It is a well-known fact that paintings belong to the category of breakables, so their transportation is always a relentless quest that professional shippers begin with sheer enthusiasm. However, there is no limit to how complexly fragile they can be. What we mean is that...
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Artist Talk: Artem Mirolevich and His Optimistic Postapocalypse
New York-based artist Artem Mirolevich creates whimsical, extremely detailed works full of mythical references. His surrealistic imagery draws you into a dystopian but at the same time very attractive world. Fine Art Shippers spoke with Artem Mirolevich about his artistic influences, career journey, and some...
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How to Handle a Dragon: White Glove Transportation of Asian Art
From a woodblock print to antique porcelain, Asian artworks have always been a distinct type of delicate freight in art logistics. Fragile as a leaf and valuable as a dragon egg, every item sold at an auction stands as a shipping challenge for a moving...
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