Artworks travel much throughout their lifetimes. They often change hands, being bought and sold by art connoisseurs and private collectors. They may be gifted, transferred as heritage, or displayed at international exhibitions in many corners of the globe. Whatever the case for art transportation, you...
MoreQuána Madison is an artist and mindfulness teacher who turned to art after having a near-death experience following cancer surgery. In an interview with Fine Art Shippers, Quána talked about the ordeal she went through and how art can change one's direction in life, as...
MoreAlthough Denver has been a major art hub for a very long time, Aspen is doing a great job keeping up with the Colorado capital. Not only is this city good for the outdoor kind of pastime, but it is also a great cultural destination....
MoreIt’s no secret that shipping paintings overseas can be more challenging than shipping domestically and requires more preparation. How to avoid getting lost in all the customs regulations, taxes, packaging requirements, and documentation? Read this blog post to get you started. What to Do First...
MoreWhenever you decide to have your art objects transferred from one location to another, safety and intactness are the first things to think about. Artwork is highly delicate and can easily get destroyed even with a small careless move. Therefore, you should partner with a...
MoreStoring your fine art is a task that shouldn’t be taken lightly. You need to find storage that fulfills all industry requirements in terms of security and safety. Only this way can you be confident that your precious belongings won’t deteriorate or get stolen. Those...
MoreNicollette Ramirez wears many hats. She is the host of the Art World Confessions YouTube channel and The Beez and Honey Podcast, a children’s writer, producer, and private dealer. Fine Art Shippers discussed with her the inspiration for her books, her famous art parties, and...
MoreIf you have seen artwork delivered to an event, you might have noticed what packaging they arrive in. Works of art are often encased in wooden crates to protect them during transportation. This type of packaging is considered one of the most secure and safe...
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