Damaged art and still no refund. We bought a Lik photo and when it arrived, the adhesive was peeling from the acrylic facemount. We discovered it was the case when shipped and the seller was aware. Artbrokerage said Lik would address this but of course they did not. Three months have passed and we were told the insurance had settled at a loss to Artbrokerage. We were told this would be paid back to us and we could keep the damaged art, we still are out of pocket over three thousand dollars for shipping and duties/import fees. The money still has not been refunded and Helen refuses to reply. It also seems that the artwork may have come from a convicted sex offender in Utah.

I would avoid this platform I would avoid this platform, I wish I had read the reviews before I started to deal with them. even at the point of discussing listing an art piece, they have a very strange way of talking to potential clients. i.e insulting you and trying to make you feel inaproproate. I have chosen not to list with them, and i would advise people do their homework before listing with this unprofessional company

Thanks to Helen T Thanks to Helen T, my experience with Art Brokerage was both seamless and thorough. She provided helpful assistance every step of the way and demonstrated an impressive knowledge of the artwork. SH.

Working with Helen Tu at Art Brokerage It was my pleasure working with Helen with Art Brokerage. Helen Tu is a true professional in every aspect. Helen guided me through a very successful, stress free transaction. She excelled at staying in touch. Truly courteous, conscientious, and above all business in every way. It has been my pleasure and privilege selling here on Art Brokerage. Their sales staff are truly professional. I look forward to a long, lasting and above all fruitful and productive relationship. THANK YOU! Donald Wingate

Don’t buy Don’t buy. As a former art student and now newbie to the art-buying world, I’m learning quickly where the real art people are. These are not them. They are not friendly, kind; their communication skills are limited to invoices and acceptances of offers. I don’t think they know better, though. I genuinely think they lack people-skills. For them, art is about nothing but money, leaving no room for passion and personality. Just stay away. Everything is grossly overpriced, anyway.