December 2025 — ArtDom

Moving abroad is always a complex and multi-stage process involving logistics, documentation, and emotional stress. When, along with personal belongings, it becomes necessary to transport paintings, graphic works, sculptures, or other art objects, the task becomes significantly more complicated. Art requires a special approach: it may have not only material value, but also cultural value, which means it is subject to separate export and transportation regulations-especially when it comes to delivery of paintings abroad .

Receiving paintings and works of art as part of an inheritance is often accompanied not only by emotional experiences, but also by many legal questions. The situation becomes especially complicated when an heir plans to move abroad or wants to send inherited artworks to another country. In practice, heirs are the ones who most often face unexpected restrictions, refusals, and delays when attempting to export such items.

Online art sales today seem extremely simple: an artist uploads a work to Etsy, Saatchi Art, or Instagram, finds a buyer abroad - and all that remains is to ship the painting. It is precisely at this stage that many sellers face their first serious disappointment.

Having gathered a small collection of paintings, a collector wants to admire them on the wall. At this stage, mistakes are acceptable: a person is finding themselves, their taste, and beginning to understand the art market and its canons. Therefore, for novice collectors, collaging paintings on the wall "on nails" is allowed. However, an experienced collector uses a special hanging system, as is customary in galleries and museums worldwide. In this article, we will tell you more about our Gallery Picture Hanging service.

Today, art in Ukraine has acquired a new, deeply symbolic meaning. It has ceased to be merely an aesthetic expression, transforming into a form of resistance, memory, and a powerful tool for aid. In an era where every Ukrainian is a volunteer in one way or another, artists are finding unusual ways to unite the sacred and the military.

On the occasion of the 55th anniversary of the founding of the St. Andrew the Apostle Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral parish, Andrii Okhotskyi was solemnly awarded the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle by the hands of the rector, Father Victor Poliarny. 

Renowned Ukrainian iconographer Andrii Okhotskyi has been collaborating for several years with various charitable organizations and auctions to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine and humanitarian funds during these difficult times for the country. As part of his collaboration with prominent art curators, Andrii Okhotskyi received a personal invitation from the USA to hold a solo exhibition of his conceptual works.