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For centuries, art has been considered a luxury, which only the rich were able to afford. However, that is not the case anymore. Price is no longer an indicator of the quality of the piece. Emerging artists produce a wide range of affordable artworks, some of which can even be considered an investment. That being said, don’t mistake affordable for cheap and avoid products of questionable quality or provenience. Look for authenticity, limited series, and high-quality materials. Here are some places where you can find outstanding art at affordable prices.

Local Fairs
Almost every town has a local art fair where artists exhibit their works. They may be seasonal or thematic, exclusively local, or promoting international artists. For example, the Affordable Art Fair organizes art fairs around the world and introduces fresh voices to the art scene. Currently, they hold an Online Art Fair, which you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home.

Online Stores
Various online shops and galleries are the places to go to buy affordable art and prints. Online stores are well-organized and curated with options to filter by budget, theme, and color palette. You can discover new artists, explore limited series and unique pieces, or rely on the curated selection from the team. If you have a specific design in mind, go for prints, as you get to choose the dimensions, color, and material of the frame, paper quality, and more.

The Artist’s Website
If you like a specific artist, buy directly from their website. The price will usually be smaller than buying from a third party. Young artists, undiscovered by galleries, prefer to sell their art directly to the public. They offer unique pieces, limited series, or prints and take care of every little detail. You’ll have fewer options than with an online shop, but you will directly support your favorite artist.
Article written by Monica Radulescu