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Latest online gallery StateoftheART, with all works under $1,000

As the reality of current shopping trends continues to make it harder for artists to succeed in traditional galleries, more and more people are turning to the online marketplace.

Bath by James Needham, $885.
Bath by James Needham, $885.

Online galleries are now the go to place for artists to be represented and collectors to buy, and one such gallery, StateoftheART Gallery, is quickly becoming known as the place to acquire original, affordable art. Choosing to focus on early career graduate artists, the works featured are contemporary, unique and of high quality, with real potential for increasing in value.

Rude Awakening by Marlene Zammit, $600.
Rude Awakening by Marlene Zammit, $600.

A credible panel of art professionals select the artists and their works, meaning the gallery is a carefully curated collection rather than an overwhelming display of hundreds of artists. It also offers an excellent user experience, with straightforward navigation and search tools. The artwork images are high quality and can be enlarged for closer inspection, while the View To Scale feature is a great tool for envisaging how an artwork will look in your space.

Geo City by Dianne Erdmanis, $480.
Geo City by Dianne Erdmanis, $480.

The ethos behind StateoftheART Gallery is to make buying original art accessible and affordable, providing a level of transparency that traditional galleries with their pieces hung on white walls with no price tags in sight, cannot.

Prices range from $150-to-$900, meaning you’re in for a treat, no matter your budget!