An art fair lasts just one week, but the logistics are planned months in advance. Crates, customs, setup, sales to be shipped, and returning the artworks: here’s our guide to navigating each step with ease, from the moment the artworks leave the gallery until their return.

Sea freight is becoming an increasingly viable solution for transporting fine art internationally. A lower environmental impact, cost efficiency for large-scale works, and careful planning all play a key role in determining when maritime transport is the right choice.

Between the point of origin and the destination, a work of art may be handled about ten times by different people. The crate is the only protection present at every stage. But it still needs to be designed for that purpose.

The storage of a work of art is often underestimated. Yet it is a key step that directly affects transportation, costs, and risks.

Transporting artworks involves more than just logistics. Between customs procedures, deadlines, and coordination, certain mistakes occur frequently and can disrupt the entire operation.

Organizing the transport of a work of art involves more than just logistics. From customs procedures to coordination and advance planning, every step is crucial to ensuring the operation goes smoothly.

The transportation of works of art has become more complex in recent years. Geopolitical factors, regulations, and logistical constraints are redefining the rules of the game.