FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace

[Beetle Bum]

Maybe this has been answered already. How do you know where a seller is based because it would be good to know if you were trying to avoid custom fees if you were based in Europe for example and wanted to buy from another seller based in Europe. Thanks

[Cocteau 101]

Anyone sold anything through FairArt.io lately. I messaged them on here but am awaiting a response.

[Cocteau 101]

Thanks for the response Nick.

[Ads Army]

For those with any type of reservations Fair Art - I wanted to share my experience over the past year. I have sold 8 items and each time dealing with Lucy has been a pleasure. They send the DHL labels virtually straight away and they ask you to send the item within a few days which has never been an issue. As soon as the buyer receives the items, the money is transferred into your account. It is so much easier selling on Fair Art than on UAA !!!

[hlarsson]

I’ve sold a fair few bits now on the platform. Seamless experience, no issues and fast payouts. Credit to the FairArt team. Looking forward to seeing how the platform develops

[topper]

I've bought from fairart a few times and have had no issues at all. Great communication from them when they thought the seller was taking to long to post, I hadn't even complained. Like the concept that anyone can jump in to the sale/purchase at any time. Keeps everyone on thier toes.

[Quite like Art]

I don’t quite understand why anyone would be against competition in the art market. Market is ripe for disruption and I’m surprised it’s taken so long for a platform like FairArt. I’ve sold and purchased multiple works on FairArt now and has been nothing but a seamless experience. Kudos to Lucy and team for making it such a stress free experience

[NOA Prints]

Hello

Anybody outside UK sell something in Fair Art or this still impossible?

[Bang Bang 82]

I’ve sold something through fairart… from Uk to usa …. Great service … sold,sent and payment recieved all within around 9/10 days. Will definitely use again

[Happy Shopper]

Oct 19, 2023 8:19:05 GMT 1 NOA Prints said:

Hello

Anybody outside UK sell something in Fair Art or this still impossible?

They have international buyers now, so maybe sellers too. Ask them!

[NOA Prints]

Oct 19, 2023 11:08:50 GMT 1 Happy Shopper said:

Oct 19, 2023 8:19:05 GMT 1 NOA Prints said:

Hello

Anybody outside UK sell something in Fair Art or this still impossible?

They have international buyers now, so maybe sellers too. Ask them!

Thank you so much for information.

[FairArt]

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Release Calendar!

This new feature makes it easier than ever for you to discover and keep your eye on upcoming print, sculpture, and collectible releases from across the globe.

You can now receive email reminders minutes before launch (no more alarms!), save your favourites, and view them all in one place.

If we ever miss anything, you have the option of keeping the collector community informed through our ‘Submit Release’ button.

We are determined to make FairArt as much an informative tool for collectors as it is a functional marketplace, and we hope this will help you all stay on top of the most in-demand releases and avoid missing out.

[Newar]

Nov 9, 2023 15:52:59 GMT 1 FairArt said:

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Release Calendar!

This new feature makes it easier than ever for you to discover and keep your eye on upcoming print, sculpture, and collectible releases from across the globe.

You can now receive email reminders minutes before launch (no more alarms!), save your favourites, and view them all in one place.

If we ever miss anything, you have the option of keeping the collector community informed through our ‘Submit Release’ button.

We are determined to make FairArt as much an informative tool for collectors as it is a functional marketplace, and we hope this will help you all stay on top of the most in-demand releases and avoid missing out.

And hope your collab with Loves Welcome will also work well

[King and a Duck]

Nov 9, 2023 15:52:59 GMT 1 FairArt said:

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Release Calendar!

This new feature makes it easier than ever for you to discover and keep your eye on upcoming print, sculpture, and collectible releases from across the globe.

You can now receive email reminders minutes before launch (no more alarms!), save your favourites, and view them all in one place.

If we ever miss anything, you have the option of keeping the collector community informed through our ‘Submit Release’ button.

We are determined to make FairArt as much an informative tool for collectors as it is a functional marketplace, and we hope this will help you all stay on top of the most in-demand releases and avoid missing out.

That's flipping brilliant news!

Sorry... brilliant news for flippers. What's the idea? Alert people to what's available so that they can relist through your site?

[skybluemark]

Nov 9, 2023 16:29:12 GMT 1 King and a Duck said:

Nov 9, 2023 15:52:59 GMT 1 FairArt said:

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Release Calendar!

This new feature makes it easier than ever for you to discover and keep your eye on upcoming print, sculpture, and collectible releases from across the globe.

You can now receive email reminders minutes before launch (no more alarms!), save your favourites, and view them all in one place.

If we ever miss anything, you have the option of keeping the collector community informed through our ‘Submit Release’ button.

We are determined to make FairArt as much an informative tool for collectors as it is a functional marketplace, and we hope this will help you all stay on top of the most in-demand releases and avoid missing out.

That's flipping brilliant news!

Sorry... brilliant news for flippers. What's the idea? Alert people to what's available so that they can relist through your site?

think thats a bit unfair, I for one find it useful and am not a flipper.

[King and a Duck]

Nov 9, 2023 17:01:01 GMT 1 skybluemark said:

Nov 9, 2023 16:29:12 GMT 1 King and a Duck said:

That's flipping brilliant news!

Sorry... brilliant news for flippers. What's the idea? Alert people to what's available so that they can relist through your site?

think thats a bit unfair, I for one find it useful and am not a flipper.

My bad... the art reseller must be advertising new art releases out of the goodness of their hearts.

Out of interest, does the release calendar notify me of the release date of this Ai Weiwei print or the date the two year resale agreement ends?

www.fairart.io/artworks/ai-weiwei/1358/human-flow/62744

If you can't tell, these guys p***ed me off with relentless "would you consider selling this on fartart on anything I listed on eBay".

[Londown 01]

Nov 9, 2023 20:06:40 GMT 1 King and a Duck said:

Nov 9, 2023 17:01:01 GMT 1 skybluemark said:

this Ai Weiwei print or the date the two year resale agreement ends?

www.fairart.io/artworks/ai-weiwei/1358/human-flow/62744

Interesting: did you (Fairart) after all decide to allow sales of these works, even though the 2 years have not passed? 


(5,5k GBP for this print is also ridiculous)

[artnotcars]

I stumbled on this via the FA site - it’s now 2024 - is it “in the US” yet? 
also, I notice the condition has to be “like new” - is the only for works in pristine condition? There are a lot of older collectibles (we are talking say, well looked after 50-60 year old signed Albers square screenprints) that may have slight toning at the very edges, not visible when matted over, and which can’t be “restored” easily like say, an aquatint. Still very collectible. They were simply made aeons ago… 
I have a print that has a slight crease at the corner. Also 50 years old but I kinda like that it’s how it came. It’s lived.. 

[Someone Like You]

I can say that I used FairArt and I really enjoyed it, I felt safe until the end and the customer service answered all my doubts.
If you haven't used it yet or don't know it, take a tour.
I hope they will allow tomorrow to sell to sellers outside the UK as well.

[Lroy]

May 31, 2024 13:03:52 GMT 1 Someone Like You said:

I can say that I used FairArt and I really enjoyed it, I felt safe until the end and the customer service answered all my doubts.
If you haven't used it yet or don't know it, take a tour.
I hope they will allow tomorrow to sell to sellers outside the UK as well.

I have just made a tour on FairArt ( looking for 3D Invader statue ), and it’s true that it’s a good place, I mean, prices and choices are attractive…
I’m just asking myself why there are so many Shrigley, at a surrealist price (for me- it’s his prices anyway)…
I did not found some obey ( did I have a look ?).. 
I have found rare and really correct prices ( comparing to eBay, or on this forum sometimes ) ..,
Maybe, maybe ( just taxes as Fair Art are in 🇬🇧) …

www.fairart.io/artworks?production_filter%5Btoggle%5D%5Bentity%5D=true&production_filter%5Btoggle%5D%5BbuyNowAvailability%5D=true&production_filter%5Btoggle%5D%5BisDeleted%5D=true&production_filter%5Brange%5D%5BreleaseDateYear%5D=1980%3A2023

[orchid]

FairArt - a place to sell your cheap wares at cost or below, two weeks after receiving them or within the no flipping t&C's.

[Riverarise]

It sound's good , That's a new kind of art in market for buying, selling .

[Deleted]

I know Fairarts target market is private sellers but I'm pretty sure Fair Art is an AMP facilitating secondary market sales via the platform. The same scenario as any AMP i would think.A service is provided for buyers and sellers of art and the business earns a 9% commission for their expertise/time, a third of which is given to the artist as a fairart royalty.
I'm just trying to figure out how you don't have to pay ARR on works over €1000 Euro. I think you might have created your own personal ARR loophole unless I'm missing something. 
It's an interesting concept, I imagine it will morph over time. Plenty of positive feedback which is good to see.
I did find it a bit confusing creating another royalty. Probably simpler creating an online platform with a good reputation for giving back to the artists, charges 9% commission and returns 1/3 of any commission on sale of works sold via Fairart  to the artists. 
The best bit about it is revenue for emerging artists sub €1000 secondary. That'll help some artists a lot. I'm not sure Hirst or Banksy need another 3% on top of ARR and I would guess most buyers would choose not to pay the extra 3%, maybe not?
Maybe ARR is paid, or maybe you don't classify as an AMP for some reason I can't see/think of.
 I skimmed over the thread, if you pay ARR obvs ignore me.




 

[Daniel Silk]

www.fairart.io/artists/banksy/1229



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