If you select fine art, it's only appropriate that you select Mind's Eye. In fact, our services are as artfully exquisite as your portraits, prints, sculptures and more. The particular art of Mind's Eye is this: We simply serve you better for a number of compelling reasons:
Chances are you'll find no one else who can do as much, and as well, as Mind's Eye. Consider this: There are four primary services that companies like ours can offer. Some provide two or maybe even three of them. Mind's Eye is unique because we offer the very best of all four:
There's nothing "off the rack" about Mind's Eye. Every service we provide is customized to your needs as they relate to your art and your budget. Our professional teams work directly with you to determine the best solutions. Then we go about delivering them. For instance, are you seeking simple, secured vaults? Luxurious showcase spaces? Either way, anyway, we'll make every effort to give you precisely what you need.
When it comes to the very best practices for handling your fine art, we offer all the expertise you could possibly demand. Will you require temperature controlled systems? Heightened security in transit? Relax. Our experts can handle it. In fact, consider us as your own in-house art consultant. And count on us to work with you like a partner, serving your interests and keeping you informed along the way.
Our clients are as varied as the art we oversee. Museums and curators may call upon us to provide short-term storage during site renovations or exhibition changes. Private and corporate collectors often seek us out to house exhibitions. In short, when it comes to showcasing, storing or moving delicate, valuable artwork, we understand all of the complexities. Our level of experience and attention to detail allows us to work with some of the most discriminating art collectors from around the world.
Moving fine art pieces requires exceptional care and handling. While many problems can occur when moving fine art to distant locations, much damage happens during handling at the location where it is packed or taken out. Professionally trained fine art movers understand how to handle and pack precious items. Fragile paintings, antiques, books, jewelry, and chandeliers require packaging techniques that protect against shaking, dropping, crushing and the elements. Fine Art, often due to its age, requires much better handling and packaging than let's say a fine set of china. For some fine art pieces, exposure to air and moisture can be extremely harmful to the piece's quality and value.