Big white wall in your home just crying out for the perfect painting?
The problem is, where to start looking for it? As a newbie to the art industry, it might feel intimidating going to galleries and, even for the seasoned collector, it’s time-consuming to research and then visit multiple places.
The answer is simple and it comes in the form of an online art auction.
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Since the COVID pandemic, art auctions have become the norm and Artbid is one of the leaders in its field.
The concept is easy.
Artbid has a meticulously curated roster of Australian artists who are either established or emerging.
Artists become part of the platform through an invite-only system, meaning there’s a diverse and high-quality selection of artwork.
Every month a live, online auction takes place with a limited number of artists and artworks each time.
By making art more accessible for customers across Australia it’s a win-win for the customer as well as the artist who, through Artbid, suddenly has a far wider reach.
The process protects the customer far better than an individual sale too with Artbid guaranteeing the authenticity of every artwork auctioned on its platform.
Artists supply a certificate of authenticity with each artwork, so buyers can have confidence about the genuineness of their purchase.
Artbid also takes the hassle out of delivery and once a collector has bought their artwork, Artbid will securely package and courier the piece to nearly every address in Australia for free.
Artbid currently boasts a huge selection of Australian artists with styles from traditional to contemporary and with a range of price points for every budget.
Melbourne painter Emma Curie, for example, has shown in galleries locally and internationally and her work is held in a number of private collections while self-taught Heidi Lai is just starting out and her work is described as “incredible”.
Other artists include Miranda Smith who works across installation, digital print, sculpture and painting, and Jon Setter who is a photomedia artist.
For more information or to look at the Australian art available visit Artbid here.