Art platform Artland in bankruptcy

15.05.23

The innovative art platform Artland has just filed for bankruptcy, and attorney Christian Tornvig Jensen has been appointed as trustee. Artland’s platform offers potential investors a unique opportunity to capitalise on the growing art market and support the development of the innovative company’s cutting-edge technology in the art world.

Brothers Mattis Curth and Jeppe Curth founded Artland in 2016. The company’s platform was created with the aim of bringing together artists, collectors and art lovers from all over the world. Artland’s mission is to make art more accessible and to create an art community.

Artland’s innovative digital platform is revolutionising the way people experience art. With its user-friendly interface and large international database of artworks, Artland is one of the favourite destinations for art enthusiasts and collectors. Through Artland’s app or website, you can connect with galleries around the world and facilitate transactions.

About the bankruptcy, attorney Christian Tornvig Jensen says:

Unfortunately, the company has run out of money. And we’re living in a time right now when people are saving money and are therefore opting out of many of the things that help to sweeten their lives. Art is an excellent example of this.

At the same time, he emphasises the great potential of the company and reveals that work is currently underway to find a solution that will allow Artland to continue:

Artland’s platform offers potential investors a unique opportunity to capitalise on the growing art market and support the development of the innovative company’s cutting-edge technology in the art world. Artland is a platform with enormous potential. The art market is growing rapidly and Artland’s platform is user-friendly while offering a range of features that make it easy for artists, collectors and art enthusiasts to connect with each other.

Artland connects artists directly with buyers as the platform allows artists to showcase their work and build relationships with collectors and other art enthusiasts. This direct connection helps artists gain greater exposure and sell their work at a fair price without having to rely on galleries or other intermediaries.