The first step of your art investment journey is usually knowing why to invest in art; and once you have that figured out, you need to know which types of art and artists will be the best fit for your collection.

Investing in emerging artists that are just beginning their careers and starting to achieve some recognition can prove to be a highly rewarding endeavour, but it does come with risks.

Knowing why to invest in art is only the beginning of your art investment journey; you’ll next need to figure out which types of art and artists are the best fit for your portfolio. 

Artists that have established their reputation and careers as well as developed their signature style are a necessary consideration for anyone serious about collecting and investing in art.

Investing in artists at different career stages is vital for building a diversified portfolio, in this article we’re going to look at investing in established artists.

Once you’ve figured out why you want to invest in art, an important part of the process is learning as much as you can about the art market, and which types of art you want to invest in.

To aid you in this journey, our expert art advisors have put together some advice to guide you through the basics of investing in limited edition prints.

When it comes to investing in art, you need to know more than simply why to invest in art, you’ll also need to consider which types of art and artists to add to your portfolio.

Art is no longer available only to a select few, and that includes even the big names of the art world such as Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet and Tamara de Lempicka. It used to be that investing in blue-chip art was only open to individuals with high net worth, but now it’s accessible to everyone looking for alternative investments.

There’s an exciting buzz in the S&P Gallery at the moment. We have just released the Revelations: A Portrait Of Magic collection from Stuart McAlpine Miller! 

Investing in art on a budget may seem like an impossible goal, so what can you do if you want to start an art collection but feel limited by your budget?

Becoming an art investor doesn’t need to be intimidating and even with a budget of £10,000 or less, you can get onto the art investment ladder.

Now that Spring has officially sprung, we’re able to deliver the first instalment of our new seasonal fine art collection roundup, exciting artworks that have been hand-selected by our S&P Gallery expert art advisors.

This selection of fine art pieces contains both original artworks and limited-edition prints.

S&P Gallery in South Kensington, London, are proud to announce the upcoming contemporary art exhibition and launch event for the latest collection from Stuart McAlpine Miller - Revelations: A Portrait Of Magic.

The exhibition runs from April 13th to April 27th 2022 with a VIP launch event to kick start the exhibition with some magical experiences, including the artist himself coming to the gallery in person, to showcase his latest collection.