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Open Art Market?
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Artwork of the Month
Pencil and pen - 30 ⅹ 20 cm
The artwork was acquired during the remarkable exhibition "Nervous Fluids" at the Stenersen Museum in 2013. It appears as a unique fusion of elements: detailed landscape motifs executed in ink, mythical creatures in vivid colors, and a line reminiscent of the distinctive style of artists like Melgaard and Munch.
Valuation
NOK 10,800.00
Total shares
108
Price Per Share
NOK 100.00
Auctions in
2029
Minimum price
NOK 15,000.00
Buy out now
NOK 20,000.00
* + 10% fee + 5 kroner, total 115 kroner when purchasing one share, or 225 kroner when purchasing two shares.
What happens to the artworks?
Before artworks become available for sale, they undergo a careful curation process, verification, documentation, and are stored professionally and securely. Once the artwork is sold, it is removed from the platform, and co-owners are compensated for their share of the sale proceeds.
1. Curation
Behind our carefully curated works lies high artistic expertise. We are focused on bringing out what makes each artistry interesting and inviting you into the wonderful world of art.
2. Market Offering
The valuation of the artwork determines how many shares are available. The price per ownership share is 100 kroner + fee. Co-owners receive digital certificates, with full traceability, which can be given away as gifts.
3. Share Sale
After the market offering is closed, we open for share sales among the members. Ownership shares can be traded and increase in value without the artwork itself being sold in its entirety. This minimizes risk and allows co-owners to bind capital to a lesser extent.
4. Auction
At a predetermined time, we attempt to sell the artwork through auction. Art auctions provide transparency and a fair market value for the artwork, ensuring that both buyers and sellers get a fair price.
What if the artwork doesn't sell?
If the artwork doesn't sell at auction, co-owners will vote on what to do with the artwork, such as donating it or selling it to the highest bidding co-owner.
Can the artwork be bought out early?
After the market offering, the artwork can be bought out from the platform at a predetermined buyout price, usually around double the valuation.
"I've always been fascinated by art investment, but I felt there was too much money involved in betting on a single artwork. With Open Art Market's approach, I've started my own art collection."
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