With the earthquake and tsunami that recently hit Japan still fresh in our minds, there is no better time to humbly consider how to prepare for disaster, no matter what the calamity. After all... Read More
Fine Art Registry exists to bring order to an unregulated art industry. This means that part of what we do is to expose art crime and art fraud, a burgeoning multi-billion dollar illicit industry... Read More
CEO of Fine Art Registry, Teri Franks, introduces a new video series that will answer your questions in reference to everything about art, collecting and a myriad of subjects that will be of Play Video
Teri releases some new information that has just come to light. The law firm of Kaufmann, Payton and Chapa, a Michigan law firm, mailed a freedom of information act request to the Attorney Play Video
Art auctions come in all shapes and sizes. The most well known are, of course, Sotheby's and Christie's. But there are many medium-to-smaller sized auction houses scattered throughout the U.S. an... Read More
Much like the artwork they are auctioning off, the art auctioneer is the centerpiece of every auction. Articulate, often charming, the auctioneer is a master in the art of the sale. Skilled aucti... Read More
If you're a collector, no matter what you collect "Barbie dolls, Coke bottles or Picassos" chances are that pursuit of your passion will at some point lead you to an auction. Now, while auction houses... Read More
If you are familiar with this website, you have seen many mentions of collecting art, antiques and other collectibles. And as interest in Fine Art Registry expands wider across the Internet, the ... Read More
Since this series is about marketing your art, the first thing to know (which you probably already do) is that visibility counts for a lot. If enough people can see your art, some of it is going ... Read More
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