Where to Buy Art Online

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Paddle8

Auctions and sales with pieces curated around themes or by notable tastemakers.

Specializing In: Contemporary art and design in the $1,000 to $100,000 price range.

Shown Here: Andy Warhol’s After The Party, estimated at $8,000 to $12,000.

Differentiator: Paddle8 partners with nonprofits for benefit auctions and works with influencers—everyone from Tracey Emin to Tory Burch—to curate special online sales.

Priciest Piece Sold: A Jeff Koons egg for $900,000.

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Saatchi Art

The LA-based online arm of London’s famed Saatchi Gallery.

Specializing In: Paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture from new contemporary talent.

Shown Here: Auction Advertisement by Peter Vahlefeld, which sold for $15,600.

Differentiator: A free Art Advisory service that pairs customers with an expert to offer personal recommendations and advice.

Priciest Piece Sold: A work by Zil Hoque for $25,000

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Artspace

Direct-sales platform that allows users to purchase pieces immediately, rather than during an auction.

Specializing In: Contemporary artworks and artist-designed objects averaging $1,500.

Shown Here: Brain/ Cloud (With Seascape and Palm Tree) by John Baldessari, which sold for $2,500.

Differentiator: The site offers a platform for collectors to resell and consign pieces from their own collections.

Priciest Piece Sold: A Jenny Holzer work for $150,000.

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Artsy

A hybrid of e-commerce and art education.

Specializing In: More than 1,000 categories, including one of the largest online collections of contemporary art in the world.

Shown Here: Good Talk (3/16/14) by Andrew Kuo.

Differentiator: Aside from its sales business, the site is a robust database of historical pieces (like the Rosetta Stone) and modern and contemporary works by artists like Pablo Picasso and Willem de Kooning.

Priciest Piece Sold: The company won’t disclose, but works up to $10,000,000 have been listed.

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

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Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Tags:

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Tags:

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

Tags:

Art and Commerce

With sales projected to more than double over the next five years—to $3.8 billion—there’s no denying the online art boom is upon us. DuJour bids on the industry's top players

Written by Lindsay Silberman

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