We explored a few of the major fakes and forgeries from 2018 to learn how they were revealed in important collections worldwide.
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Outdated and overpriced art collection management tools don’t have to be the norm.
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Before, during and after: the basics of protecting and caring for your collection when a natural disaster strikes.
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Your art collection has a life after yours. Here are a few ways to extend your legacy.
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Not everyone can afford a Picasso. Emerging art is an affordable and exciting option for your collection.
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If you are new to collecting art, you might not know exactly what you like. Here's how to begin.
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What does an art advisor do? And, why does specialization matter?
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When a piece of your art collection has been stolen, here are the things you should do.
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Get tips for building a thoughtful corporate art collection that fosters a strong brand and corporate culture.
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No art history degree? No problem. Here are the broad strokes of building a corporate art collection.
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What to think about when your corporate art collection travels.
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Is your art collection included in your transfer of assets after death? Here’s what to consider when including your art in your estate plan.
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Keeping your art collection together when your marriage can’t. Divorce and estate planning tips.
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Things to consider when a piece of your collection isn’t at home—shipping art and secure storage.
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Overwhelmed by estate planning? CERF+ breaks down the process into doable steps.
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Follow these key provenance research steps before acquiring an artwork for your collection.
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The receipt from your art purchase isn't your only cost. Include installation and conservation in your art collection budget.
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The cost of your art is much more than just its price tag.
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Thinking about experiencing new art fairs this fall? Here are four fairs worth the trip!
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Inspiration takes many forms. These public artists used non-traditional art materials as theirs.
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