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The Fine Art Ledger is very excited to pilot its ground-breaking fine art tap-and-tag products with Venice based Universal Art Gallery,...

While the security-not-a-security debate has raged for months, one can be forgiven for forgetting that securities compliance is just one...

The sale of fine art prints and multiples can be tricky business. Fine art limited editions may not be limited at all, or multiple series...

With the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) 'honeymoon' brought to a slowdown by US regulatory action, the true effect of the ICO boom has been laid bare. 2017 saw the peak in ICO activity, with issuers raising substantial funds on the back of tokens minted with nothing underpinned other than the bold promises of management and a unique digital token. In essence, these ICO investors invested in nothing more than tokens rendered authentic and unique artifacts by blockchain technolog

So, the experts got together at Christies' St. James, London, headquarters at the height of the summer to ask whether the fine art world...

In our previous post, we spoke about Christie's upcoming Art + Tech Summit in July 2018. The summit is a cornerstone event as it heralds the recognition by major fine art market protagonists of the importance that blockchain will play. Although it frames as an open question whether the market is "ready for consensus", the benefits that blockchain can bring to, particularly, the collecting experience, are already, in our view, a foregone conclusion. The increased transparen

The Fine Art Ledger is proud to be a part of Auction House Christie's upcoming inaugural Art+Tech Summit taking place at Christies' St....

If you think about it, blockchain is perfect for fine art. The decentralized nature of the blockchain makes authenticating documents a...

Galleries, dealers and other fine art market professionals play an integral part in the fine art Ledger’s mission to build THE...

This past week The Fine Art Ledger had the privilege of visiting with renowned media artist and director , Refik Anadol, in his studio in...

We're moving forward great guns, and are extremely excited to sneak peek our platform before we move to Beta. When we do, you'll be able...

The Fine Art Ledger is excited to announce that it is partnering with Universal Art Gallery , the renowned Venice, Los Angeles fine art...

The Fine Art Ledger had the pleasure recently of lunching with Doug Busch, renowned photographer known, particularly, for his large format black and white images. Doug has exhibited widely and his work is held in many private, corporate and public collections, including the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles . Doug has an incredible eye and while we sat, over lunch, taking in the serenity of the Malibu coast line on a largely

https://www.thefineartledger.com/collector What is the blockchain and why use it for Fine Art? The first part of this question is one we get very often. The answer to the second is obvious when the power of the blockchain is appreciated. Ever since works of Fine Art have been recognized for the beauty and value they hold, verifying title, authenticity and originality of the work of art, whether it be a unique piece, a multiple or print, has presented its challenges. Selli

Welcome, indeed, to The Fine Art Ledger, the blockchain-powered ledger for Fine Art. We are building the distributed ledger for Fine Art, giving you the ability to track title and provenance of your Fine Art collection , and so much more. Blockchain technology is truly a game-changer for the Fine Art Markets. It opens the door to a range of possibilities — including securing fine art through asset-based blockchain applications and NFC technology . Think of a universally ve