FAQs

Limited editions are unique artworks, whether prints, sculptures, or
functional objects, produced in a specific, limited quantity as determined
by the artist and the publisher. These exclusive pieces are sought-after by
collectors due to their restricted availability.

An archival pigment print is a high-quality digital inkjet print made with
archival ink on archival paper. These materials are museum-quality and
guaranteed to last up to 90 years, ensuring your artwork remains in
pristine condition.

A hand-finished series consists of artworks that start with a common
"base print" onto which the artist adds unique handcrafted elements. This
process results in variations within a single series, making each piece
distinct.

A silkscreen, also known as a screen print, is a printmaking technique
where ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen onto a surface, creating a
vibrant and highly detailed image. Each color in the artwork requires a
separate screen, making it a meticulous and versatile method favored by
many artists.

A UV print, or ultraviolet print, is a type of digital printing where UV-cured inks are applied to a surface and then dried or cured using ultraviolet light. This process results in vibrant, high-resolution prints known for their durability and resistance to fading.

An object edition features limited-edition artworks that go beyond traditional two-dimensional prints. These editions can include sculptures, functional objects, or art pieces with unique physical attributes. Artists often use diverse materials and techniques to create object editions, making them exceptional additions to art collections.

Framing options vary for each piece. These options are listed on individual product pages.

Yes! We work directly with artists to create exclusive editions that accurately reflect their larger body of work. Additionally, each artist personally reviews and approves their final edition. We love the collaborative process and are in constant dialogue with today’s most compelling contemporary artists to see how we can honor and expand their practice!

Please refer to the individual artwork page to verify how your work is authenticated. Our newer editions are generally signed, marked, or numbered on the work itself by the artist, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed by Exhibition A. Many of our older editions (2018 and earlier) are not signed on the work itself, but rather accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity that has been signed and numbered by the artist. (So be sure to keep your COA in a safe place!) Certain items that we did not produce including original artwork and Andy Warhol’s Art Cash (Ones) do not come with a COA. If you would like clarification regarding how an edition is signed, please check the individual artwork page for specifications or email info@exhibitiona.com with the title of the piece you are interested in and our team will be happy to help. We also recommend that you keep your order confirmation email for your records.

Unfortunately, we cannot replace lost or damaged Certificates of Authenticity. 

Quick tip: ask your framer to affix the COA to the back of the frame so you don't lose track of it!

Yes! Editions have been known to sell out immediately following launch. See our next answer about how to stay in the loop.

We launch new editions directly to our email subscribers and through our Instagram. Sign up for our mailing list here and follow our Instagram feed to stay updated with the best contemporary art editions launches on the market!

No. The copyright is not transferred to the purchaser of the edition.

Yes, we collaborate directly with artists to create exclusive editions that align with their artistic vision. Each artist reviews and approves their final edition to ensure it represents their work accurately.

Please refer to the individual artwork page for authentication details. Newer editions are typically signed, marked, or numbered by the artist on the artwork itself and come with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed by Exhibition A. Older editions (2019 and earlier) may not be signed on the artwork but will include a COA signed and numbered by the artist. Certain items like original artwork and Andy Warhol’s Art Cash (Ones) do not come with a COA

Unfortunately, we cannot replace lost or damaged Certificates of Authenticity. Consider having your framer affix the COA to the back of the frame to keep it safe.

Yes, editions can sell out quickly after their launch. Read the next answer to learn how to stay informed about new releases.

We announce new editions through email and on our Instagram feed. Subscribe to our mailing list and follow us on Instagram to stay updated on the latest contemporary art editions

No, purchasing an edition does not transfer the copyright to the buyer

Shipping times vary based on the edition and your order details. Unframed prints typically ship within 5 business days, while framed prints usually take 2-4 weeks. Please note that our business hours are Monday through Friday, and we do not process or ship orders on weekends.

Unframed prints are carefully wrapped in archival materials and may ship flat or in a cardboard tube, depending on size and medium. Framed prints are securely packaged with paper/bubble wrap and cardboard corners to ensure their safe arrival.

Shipping costs are determined by factors such as shipping method, dimensions, weight, and destination. You can calculate shipping costs before confirming your order during checkout. Shipping method does not affect turnaround times, which are specified on individual product pages.

Yes, we offer international shipping via FedEx. International orders may be subject to customs duties, which are the responsibility of the customer. Customs fees, taxes, and duties are due upon arrival and are in addition to the artwork and shipping costs. We cannot discount customs duties or reimburse customers for these expenses.

All work priced over $500 is insured during shipping. If your work arrives damaged, please notify us within 5 business days of receipt for coverage. After this period, our insurance policy may not cover any damage.

All hand-finished and original work is insured during shipping. If you work arrives damaged, we ask that you notify us immediately, but no later than 5 business days of receipt. After this time period, our insurance policy will not cover any damage that has occurred, which means we will be unable to refund or replace damaged work.

At Exhibition A, we take pride in offering limited-edition artworks that are carefully crafted and often in high demand. Our commitment to quality and the limited availability of our pieces necessitates certain guidelines for returns and exchanges.

In general, we do not accept returns or exchanges. If your print arrives damaged or with a flaw, we understand your concern and are here to assist you. To be eligible for a replacement or return, please report any issues within 5 business days of receiving your order. It is important to keep your original packaging as this is required by our insurance. Contact us at help@exhibitiona.com to initiate the process.

Any returns permitted must be safely repackaged in its original packaging and accompanied by the Certificate of Authenticity.

Please note that framed orders are custom-made to your specifications and are non-refundable. Each frame is carefully crafted to enhance the artwork, and returning these items is not feasible.