Two recognised platforms, two different contexts
Artsy and Artnet both give collectors access to international art, but artists normally appear through participating galleries rather than creating independent marketplace listings. Studio 54 Fine Art provides that gallery relationship for accepted artists.
The right route depends on the work, its documentation, the artist’s existing presence and the way the portfolio should be positioned. Neither platform should be treated as a guaranteed sales engine; both work best when strong work is supported by accurate records and consistent prices.
Studio 54 Fine Art on Artnet
Our Artnet membership is €50 per month for a 12-month programme and may include up to 30 accepted artworks. It is well suited to artists who have enough depth to build a substantial, professionally documented inventory.
We prepare and maintain biography, artwork details, editions, prices and availability. The aim is not to fill every possible position, but to publish a coherent group that gives collectors a clear understanding of the practice.
Studio 54 Fine Art on Artsy
Our Artsy membership is also €50 per month for 12 months. The initial artwork selection is agreed during onboarding so that the artist’s profile reads as a purposeful exhibition rather than an unedited archive.
Artsy can support discovery through artist names, media, categories, price points, gallery pages and platform recommendations. Clear images and complete artwork records make that discovery more useful when a collector moves from one work to the wider profile.
When the combined programme makes sense
The combined Artnet and Artsy programme is €1,000 paid upfront for 12 months. It offers coordinated presentation across both platforms through one gallery relationship.
Broader visibility is valuable only when the information remains consistent. Studio 54 Fine Art aligns titles, dates, media, dimensions, edition information, pricing and availability, then provides the professional contact point for qualified enquiries.