Buy/Sell an artwork on the "Associated Art Collectors" website

This page presents the steps to follow to buy or sell a work of art on the "Associated Art Collectors" website.

First, you have to register;
Once your registration is confirmed, access the "Associated Art Collectors" website;
Sign-in using your ID (email address) and password;
Identify among "Available Artists" the one whose artworks are of interest to you;
Access the list of available works by this artist and identify the work you are interested in ;
Do you want to move forward? Click on "Contact the seller" to contact by phone or email the collector to whom the work belongs.

From there, it is up to you!

First, you have to register;
Once your registration is confirmed, access the "Associated Art Collectors" website;
Sign-in using your ID (email address) and password;
Once connected, "click" on "My Dashboard";
At the bottom of the "My artworks" section, click on "Add an Artwork";
Complete the technical description of the work, including the addition of one or more quality photos of your work. Please comply with our "Rules for identification of works" ;
Click on “Submit”;
Once your order is completed and sent, you will receive:
- A first email message confirming that we have received your order;
- Followed by a second one confirming the display of your work on our website.

The registration process of your work will now be completed and therefore your artwork accessible at the artist name under "Available Artists "

Do you have problems registering, registering your work or other problems? Do not hesitate to contact us.
Do your homework before contacting the seller. This will help you to engage in negotiations that can be fruitful for both parties. Remember: your mutual interest is that there is an agreement and you have all the tools to do that.
Avoid unpleasant surprises. As far as possible, negotiations should be concluded in face-to-face. The police departments of several Canadian cities have created secure areas called "Safe Zones" where transactions can take place under the permanent surveillance of cameras. See example for Montreal. Check with your local police department to see if such a service is available in your area. If this service is not available in your area, make sure there is an intermediary who will act as a "trustee" in the transaction.