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Secure Ways to Pay for Art Including "Money Honey"

Patty Carroll, Money Honey, Catherine Couturier Gallery

Money Honey, 2019

 

The Most Secure Ways to Pay for Art

Samuel McIlhagga

There are multiple instances and possibilities of fraud in the art market, from forgery of work to the use of expensive paintings to hide laundered money. One of the most common and widely reported on problems for dealers and clients is a loss of money from payment diversion fraud. This fraud normally involves hackers gaining entry to email conversations and redirecting funds to their accounts through manipulated invoices.

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Glasstire Top Five Spotlights Kate Breakey

Posted on Jan 28, 2022

Gallery artist Kate Breakey's exhibition "Journey" was selected as a top five event.

New Series and Feature in Rice University Magazine

Posted on Jan 26, 2022

Gallery artist Mabry Campbell's new series was featured in The Rice University Magazine.

AIPAD Photo Fair Announces Exhibitors

Posted on Jan 26, 2022

The highly anticipated 41st edition will be held from May 19-22, 2022, at Center415 located on Fifth Avenue between 37th and 38th streets in New York City.

Wendi Schneider Interviewed by Lenscratch

Posted on Dec 27, 2021

Lenscratch recently interviewed gallery artist Wendi Schneider.

Tiny Theaters by Rachel Phillips

Posted on Dec 7, 2021

Small but mighty, each theater includes nine hand assembled elements.

Upcoming Susan Burnstine Workshops

Posted on Dec 1, 2021

Sign up for gallery artist Susan Burnstine's upcoming workshops in 2022.

Maggie Taylor Workshop at Santa Fe Workshops

Posted on Nov 29, 2021

Maggie Taylor teaches "Working Smartly with Smart Objects" December 8 - 11, 2021 with SFW.

Wendi Schneider Featured on All About Photo

Posted on Nov 22, 2021

All About Photo recently featured gallery artist Wendi Schneider.

Holiday Mystery Boxes

Posted on Nov 16, 2021

We are bringing back our hit Mystery Boxes from last year! For $50, you can pick your favorite wrapped present containing between $200 and $250 worth of photography books.