sevrin
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by sevrin on Jan 6, 2023 20:56:25 GMT 1, A no resale agreement is very important to people that buy and sell art for a living and want to continue to do so in good standing. A no resale agreement has been challenged in court multi times and in every single instance the gallery and or artist has lost as it has been deemed legally non binding. That's very interesting, and if so, I guess in that case the gallery/artist will blacklist you from future sales?
A no resale agreement is very important to people that buy and sell art for a living and want to continue to do so in good standing. A no resale agreement has been challenged in court multi times and in every single instance the gallery and or artist has lost as it has been deemed legally non binding. That's very interesting, and if so, I guess in that case the gallery/artist will blacklist you from future sales?
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Bruno Art 99
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Bruno Art 99 on Jan 7, 2023 10:41:27 GMT 1, Has anyone used Fairart ,thinking of buying a piece from them- good or bad experience. Are they safe to deal with?
Has anyone used Fairart ,thinking of buying a piece from them- good or bad experience. Are they safe to deal with?
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bba
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by bba on Jan 7, 2023 12:07:11 GMT 1, I like the concept and it will be interesting to see its effect on the market. Are there plans for it to go international?
I like the concept and it will be interesting to see its effect on the market. Are there plans for it to go international?
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biggieg
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by biggieg on Jan 7, 2023 17:52:20 GMT 1, I bought something on there today, so will let you know how it goes. Apparently will receive by Tuesdayโฆ
btw I found the comment by Skinner on the original FairArt thread about his buying experience pretty helpful
I bought something on there today, so will let you know how it goes. Apparently will receive by Tuesdayโฆ btw I found the comment by Skinner on the original FairArt thread about his buying experience pretty helpful
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 7, 2023 20:54:57 GMT 1, Thank you for the question Georgie Poppit . Iโll also address the follow-up comments in my answer.
Buying and selling on FairArt is completely anonymous, no personal information on transactions will ever be shared with galleries or artists. The privacy of our users is paramount and they must feel as though their information is secure.
Yes, artists will be aware of which works have sold, but so will all users on FairArt. In the interest of transparency, we make past sales data readily available for each artwork to help collectors make better informed decisions on buying and selling. To be clear, the only available information to artists, galleries and collectors is the date of a sale and its value.
This does not mean we encourage the prevalence of โflippingโ in the market, and we fully support the work primary galleries do to ensure the works they allocate end up in the hands of people who actually want them. Non-resale agreements are one of a number of obstacles galleries put in place to prevent flipping. Unfortunately, as Iโm sure you will know, they tend to hold minimal legal weight and are often ignored altogether.
The conclusion we came to was that reselling, whether the โgoodโ or the โbadโ kind, is always going to be a reality of the secondary art market. Currently, the only beneficiaries are marketplaces like Ebay / StockX and resellers; meanwhile the artist sees none of the short-term profit they create by making their works more accessible and affordable.
So if itโs going to happen, why should artists not at the very least receive a cut to minimise the harm done by short-term reselling and share in the value they create for others through their work? If resellers believe us to be whistleblowers they will simply go to another platform and artists will once again miss out.
We appreciate that discussions around the reselling of works can be highly charged, and there is rarely a consensus, but I hope the majority agree that the current state of affairs does little good for the wider art community and change needs to happen.
Cheers, Nick
Thank you for the question Georgie Poppit . Iโll also address the follow-up comments in my answer. Buying and selling on FairArt is completely anonymous, no personal information on transactions will ever be shared with galleries or artists. The privacy of our users is paramount and they must feel as though their information is secure. Yes, artists will be aware of which works have sold, but so will all users on FairArt. In the interest of transparency, we make past sales data readily available for each artwork to help collectors make better informed decisions on buying and selling. To be clear, the only available information to artists, galleries and collectors is the date of a sale and its value. This does not mean we encourage the prevalence of โflippingโ in the market, and we fully support the work primary galleries do to ensure the works they allocate end up in the hands of people who actually want them. Non-resale agreements are one of a number of obstacles galleries put in place to prevent flipping. Unfortunately, as Iโm sure you will know, they tend to hold minimal legal weight and are often ignored altogether. The conclusion we came to was that reselling, whether the โgoodโ or the โbadโ kind, is always going to be a reality of the secondary art market. Currently, the only beneficiaries are marketplaces like Ebay / StockX and resellers; meanwhile the artist sees none of the short-term profit they create by making their works more accessible and affordable. So if itโs going to happen, why should artists not at the very least receive a cut to minimise the harm done by short-term reselling and share in the value they create for others through their work? If resellers believe us to be whistleblowers they will simply go to another platform and artists will once again miss out. We appreciate that discussions around the reselling of works can be highly charged, and there is rarely a consensus, but I hope the majority agree that the current state of affairs does little good for the wider art community and change needs to happen. Cheers, Nick
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J0NNY
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by J0NNY on Jan 8, 2023 0:05:48 GMT 1, Is there a way to filter out whatโs actually available on the search function? I typed in an artist and sorted by new to old and had to go through lots of listings that had nothing to offer for sale so I have up. I may have missed it but a way to filter out the unavailable works would be better, especially on mobile.
Is there a way to filter out whatโs actually available on the search function? I typed in an artist and sorted by new to old and had to go through lots of listings that had nothing to offer for sale so I have up. I may have missed it but a way to filter out the unavailable works would be better, especially on mobile.
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bba
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by bba on Jan 9, 2023 5:19:38 GMT 1, Consensus on good or bad time to launch a new platform like this or do members think market will bounce back quicker than expected?
Consensus on good or bad time to launch a new platform like this or do members think market will bounce back quicker than expected?
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skybluemark
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by skybluemark on Jan 9, 2023 8:49:05 GMT 1, I dont think theres really a bad time, yes prices likely falling, but people will need to raise cash, buyers will be looking for bargains. Arguably the 'used' market will be stronger than the new listing market in times like this.
I dont think theres really a bad time, yes prices likely falling, but people will need to raise cash, buyers will be looking for bargains. Arguably the 'used' market will be stronger than the new listing market in times like this.
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artlife11
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by artlife11 on Jan 9, 2023 9:54:57 GMT 1, Consensus on good or bad time to launch a new platform like this or do members think market will bounce back quicker than expected? Definitely a good idea to launch and looks a good platform. I havenโt used yet but think this will do well as in reality auction houseโs take 50% of what they actually pay you and often donโt get good results and ask for low starting reserves. the art market will suffer like all other markets this year but think this will do well.
Consensus on good or bad time to launch a new platform like this or do members think market will bounce back quicker than expected? Definitely a good idea to launch and looks a good platform. I havenโt used yet but think this will do well as in reality auction houseโs take 50% of what they actually pay you and often donโt get good results and ask for low starting reserves. the art market will suffer like all other markets this year but think this will do well.
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 9, 2023 13:01:28 GMT 1, Hi J0NNY , thanks for the question. Yes, this option is available:
On desktop: 1. Click on the 'Artworks' tab in the top navigation 2. Tick the 'Buy Now' filter under 'Availability'.
On mobile: 1. Open up the menu and click on 'Artworks' 2. Click on the Filter icon (this will open up all available filters) 3. Tick the 'Buy Now' filter under 'Availability' and click the 'Apply' button
Iโve attached some photos to better explain the above or you can simply click this link.
Please also note that the default sort ('Recommended') will always display artworks that are available first.
โจCheers, Nick
Hi J0NNY , thanks for the question. Yes, this option is available: On desktop: 1. Click on the 'Artworks' tab in the top navigation 2. Tick the 'Buy Now' filter under 'Availability'. On mobile: 1. Open up the menu and click on 'Artworks' 2. Click on the Filter icon (this will open up all available filters) 3. Tick the 'Buy Now' filter under 'Availability' and click the 'Apply' button Iโve attached some photos to better explain the above or you can simply click this link. Please also note that the default sort ('Recommended') will always display artworks that are available first. โจCheers, Nick
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Black Wolf
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Black Wolf on Jan 9, 2023 13:29:51 GMT 1, Just listed a few things, great experience so far, really loving it, well done Nick and team
Just listed a few things, great experience so far, really loving it, well done Nick and team
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 9, 2023 18:34:57 GMT 1, Thanks Black Wolf! Appreciate it โค๏ธ
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 9, 2023 18:36:52 GMT 1, Hi bba, we have plans in place to expand to the US and Europe very soon!
Cheers, Nick
Hi bba, we have plans in place to expand to the US and Europe very soon! Cheers, Nick
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bba
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by bba on Jan 10, 2023 7:26:09 GMT 1, Hi bba , we have plans in place to expand to the US and Europe very soon! Cheers, Nick International? I am in Asia. Thanks.
Hi bba , we have plans in place to expand to the US and Europe very soon! Cheers, Nick International? I am in Asia. Thanks.
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 10, 2023 12:24:58 GMT 1, Asia is of course on the cards! We're hopeful that by the second half of this year we'll be ready to expand there ๐
Asia is of course on the cards! We're hopeful that by the second half of this year we'll be ready to expand there ๐
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biggieg
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by biggieg on Jan 10, 2023 15:10:25 GMT 1, Has anyone used Fairart ,thinking of buying a piece from them- good or bad experience. Are they safe to deal with? Just following up on my previous message, my FairArt order has now been delivered! Very smooth process...
Has anyone used Fairart ,thinking of buying a piece from them- good or bad experience. Are they safe to deal with? Just following up on my previous message, my FairArt order has now been delivered! Very smooth process...
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 10, 2023 18:15:44 GMT 1, 1% Platform Fee For All New FairArt Listings
48 HOURS ONLY!
1% Platform Fee For All New FairArt Listings
48 HOURS ONLY!
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 13, 2023 13:40:20 GMT 1, Hi biggieg,
Apologies for just getting to this question now!
On FairArt, you can either:
โข Drop off your item at one of the 1,000s of DHL service points across the UK โข Or, we recommend arranging a same day free home collection - more info can be found here.
Let me know if you need any more info
Cheers, Nick
Hi biggieg, Apologies for just getting to this question now! On FairArt, you can either: โข Drop off your item at one of the 1,000s of DHL service points across the UK โข Or, we recommend arranging a same day free home collection - more info can be found here. Let me know if you need any more info Cheers, Nick
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biggieg
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by biggieg on Jan 14, 2023 17:31:56 GMT 1, Hi biggieg , Apologies for just getting to this question now! On FairArt, you can either: โข Drop off your item at one of the 1,000s of DHL service points across the UK โข Or, we recommend arranging a same day free home collection - more info can be found here. Let me know if you need any more info Cheers, Nick No worries, that all sounds good thanks!
Hi biggieg , Apologies for just getting to this question now! On FairArt, you can either: โข Drop off your item at one of the 1,000s of DHL service points across the UK โข Or, we recommend arranging a same day free home collection - more info can be found here. Let me know if you need any more info Cheers, Nick No worries, that all sounds good thanks!
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Daft Punk
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Daft Punk on Jan 20, 2023 13:13:49 GMT 1, Dear All
Bought a couple of pieces from FairArt.
Both in mint condition with COAs.
Didnโt try out the Shipping with DHL as seller preferred to hand deliver.
Can highly recommend.
Great concept.
Dear All
Bought a couple of pieces from FairArt.
Both in mint condition with COAs.
Didnโt try out the Shipping with DHL as seller preferred to hand deliver.
Can highly recommend.
Great concept.
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 23, 2023 12:07:39 GMT 1, Thank you for this Daft Punk!
We're proud of our shipping solutions and hope you get to try them out soon.
P.S. - An exciting new feature for sellers is coming this week...
Thank you for this Daft Punk! We're proud of our shipping solutions and hope you get to try them out soon. P.S. - An exciting new feature for sellers is coming this week...
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Runit
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Runit on Jan 23, 2023 12:36:39 GMT 1, I like the look and the sound of this platform. Do you have an iPad app in the wings?
I like the look and the sound of this platform. Do you have an iPad app in the wings?
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Lroy on Jan 23, 2023 15:30:02 GMT 1, Hello FairArt !
I just subscribe to your website, download the iphone app. , register and folow you on Insta ! So Ma I all good ? I am a painter, a buyer or:and a seller Are all the 3 of me, will find a seat in your home ?
Thanks !
Hello FairArt ! I just subscribe to your website, download the iphone app. , register and folow you on Insta ! So Ma I all good ? I am a painter, a buyer or:and a seller Are all the 3 of me, will find a seat in your home ? Thanks !
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 23, 2023 19:41:35 GMT 1, Iโm glad to hear you like the look of FairArt Runit!
Regarding your question, early on we decided to prioritise the building of a website for a few reasons:
โข Make FairArt as accessible as possible. Building an app first would would have limited collectors to certain platforms (i.e., iOS, Android, or both) - websites are accessible to all. โข A website gave us greater flexibility to launch fast and iterate quickly based on collector feedback. Maintaining both a website and platform-specific apps during this initial stage would have slowed us down considerably, both in terms of the launch and new features.
That being said, an app is certainly on the cards in the future. We hope for now however that the FairArt experience remains equally enjoyable across all devices.
Iโm glad to hear you like the look of FairArt Runit! Regarding your question, early on we decided to prioritise the building of a website for a few reasons: โข Make FairArt as accessible as possible. Building an app first would would have limited collectors to certain platforms (i.e., iOS, Android, or both) - websites are accessible to all. โข A website gave us greater flexibility to launch fast and iterate quickly based on collector feedback. Maintaining both a website and platform-specific apps during this initial stage would have slowed us down considerably, both in terms of the launch and new features. That being said, an app is certainly on the cards in the future. We hope for now however that the FairArt experience remains equally enjoyable across all devices.
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 23, 2023 21:56:59 GMT 1, Hi Lroy,
Welcome to the family and thank you for the support!
All collectors are always welcome to a seat at our table - we especially love it when artists get involved with FairArt.
Weโd be more that happy to chat through any questions you might have by pm or on here.
Cheers, Nick
Hi Lroy, Welcome to the family and thank you for the support! All collectors are always welcome to a seat at our table - we especially love it when artists get involved with FairArt. Weโd be more that happy to chat through any questions you might have by pm or on here. Cheers, Nick
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by Lroy on Jan 24, 2023 8:18:34 GMT 1, Hi Lroy , Welcome to the family and thank you for the support! All collectors are always welcome to a seat at our table - we especially love it when artists get involved with FairArt. Weโd be more that happy to chat through any questions you might have by pm or on here. Cheers, Nick Of course ! tx
Hi Lroy , Welcome to the family and thank you for the support! All collectors are always welcome to a seat at our table - we especially love it when artists get involved with FairArt. Weโd be more that happy to chat through any questions you might have by pm or on here. Cheers, Nick Of course ! tx
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kashi
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by kashi on Jan 24, 2023 9:15:26 GMT 1, A no resale agreement is very important to people that buy and sell art for a living and want to continue to do so in good standing. Hi Wearology , Can you expand on that for me please? I understand that if an artist gives a piece to someone & asks that they not sell it on, then thats one thing, but do not unerstand why it might be important for dealers who wish to remain in 'good standing'? Is it because they have done something that one of their artists would not approve of? Please say more .. thank you
A no resale agreement is very important to people that buy and sell art for a living and want to continue to do so in good standing. Hi Wearology , Can you expand on that for me please? I understand that if an artist gives a piece to someone & asks that they not sell it on, then thats one thing, but do not unerstand why it might be important for dealers who wish to remain in 'good standing'? Is it because they have done something that one of their artists would not approve of? Please say more .. thank you
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 25, 2023 12:23:30 GMT 1, Hi kashi,
Iโm sure Wearology will have something to say, but here are our two cents on this:
Dealers who break non-resale clauses risk being blacklisted from the galleries / artists they originally made the agreement with. Although there is little to no chance of any legal repercussions, the relationship between artist / dealer / gallery may fall apart.
As mentioned earlier in this thread, all transactions on FairArt are completely anonymous in attempt to encourage sellers who sell in spite of non-resale agreements to use the platform and support artists through royalties.
Hope this helped a bit ๐
Hi kashi, Iโm sure Wearology will have something to say, but here are our two cents on this: Dealers who break non-resale clauses risk being blacklisted from the galleries / artists they originally made the agreement with. Although there is little to no chance of any legal repercussions, the relationship between artist / dealer / gallery may fall apart. As mentioned earlier in this thread, all transactions on FairArt are completely anonymous in attempt to encourage sellers who sell in spite of non-resale agreements to use the platform and support artists through royalties. Hope this helped a bit ๐
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kashi
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by kashi on Jan 25, 2023 18:45:12 GMT 1, FairArt Why would a dealer be given (or enter into) a non-resale agreement? Surely buying & selling is a dealer's business? I understand that an artist may give to, or give special terms to, a friend or private individual which might include "don't ever sell this" but really its always going ot get sold at some point, whether in this generation or the next (I'm just clearing my mum & dad's house of the things that they held dear and know that I can't keep all of them .. some have to go. Sorry Mum, sorry Dad xxx)
FairArt Why would a dealer be given (or enter into) a non-resale agreement? Surely buying & selling is a dealer's business? I understand that an artist may give to, or give special terms to, a friend or private individual which might include "don't ever sell this" but really its always going ot get sold at some point, whether in this generation or the next (I'm just clearing my mum & dad's house of the things that they held dear and know that I can't keep all of them .. some have to go. Sorry Mum, sorry Dad xxx)
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FairArt
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FairArt - A New Kind of Marketplace, by FairArt on Jan 26, 2023 13:26:57 GMT 1, kashi, my understanding is that the primary purpose of a non-resale agreement is to slow down the process of the work reaching the secondary market, and therefore minimise the negative consequences of flipping - not to block a future resale altogether.
Then again, there are dealers who work exclusively for artists and help to get their works in galleries / museums / institutions and youโre right, resale agreements simply wouldnโt make sense in this case.
I think the definition of what makes someone an art dealer is a bit loose and understanding their association to non-resale agreements is in part dependent on this.
kashi, my understanding is that the primary purpose of a non-resale agreement is to slow down the process of the work reaching the secondary market, and therefore minimise the negative consequences of flipping - not to block a future resale altogether. Then again, there are dealers who work exclusively for artists and help to get their works in galleries / museums / institutions and youโre right, resale agreements simply wouldnโt make sense in this case. I think the definition of what makes someone an art dealer is a bit loose and understanding their association to non-resale agreements is in part dependent on this.
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