Build, Manage, and Grow Your Art Investments
Never thought of creating an art portfolio? Think again! Whether you are a serious art collector or new to buying art, having an art portfolio can be a valuable part of your overall investment strategy. The Board of Investment Art is a trading platform dedicated to helping individuals and companies make educated purchasing decisions, track art investments, and maximize proceeds through art sales. Membership, portfolio creation, and brokerage services on The Board of Investment Art are completely free so sign up to be a member today and join a community of investors that buy art intuitively and sell art profitably!
Film Noir
Jim Lively
Need Help Getting Started?
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Contact an Art Broker
Patricia Funegra, our Featured Board of Investment Art Broker, is seasoned in helping a vast array of clients select the perfect piece for their portfolio. Focused on representing contemporary artists with growth potential, Patricia can help you find the perfect piece within your budget and aesthetic preference. Contact Patricia Funegra today!
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Our Featured Artist
Make an appointment to swing by Betty Dare Art Gallery(www.bettydare.com)to view the work of our featured artists.
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Upload Your Existing Artwork
If you already have an art collection and would like to keep an inventory of your portfolio, simply create a profile and begin uploading your work as Holding. Get started by creating a membership profile now!
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Start Selling Your Work
If you are an artist, gallery or collector and would like to sell a piece of work, begin by creating a profile and listing your work On The Market! Listing your work is totally free, and you will have a Board of Investment Art Broker dedicated to connecting you with an interested buyer! Get started by creating a membership profile now!
How do I determine the price of art?
The most frequently asked question on The Board of Investment Art is ‘How do I determine the price of art’. Art prices are typically determined by historic price data, size (the bigger the better), medium (oil is typically the most expensive, followed by watercolors, pastels, and drawings), period (take into account if the artwork was completed in the artist’s best period), the use of certain figures in the piece (girls and horses actually add value to some artwork), provenance (who has held the art work in their portfolio before and how long have they been holding it), etc…
If you need help determining the price or authenticity of a painting in your collection The Board of Investment Art can help! Contact us today for an appraisal and certificate of authenticity!
