General
Sedition is a platform to enjoy, collect, trade, share and display art by the world’s leading contemporary artists. The artworks are digital, and not physical in nature. They exist for screens and devices.
You can learn more about Sedition by visiting the How It Works Page
Sedition sells contemporary art in digital format.
Most artworks on Sedition are digital limited editions, although there are some unique pieces also. These artworks are meant to be enjoyed on digital displays and devices such as smartphones, computers, tablets, TVs, projectors, LED screens etc etc. Think of art available on Sedition as an art collection available on all your screens and a collection that is accessible anytime, anywhere.
We sell art by the world's leading contemporary artists.
Sedition aims to present the best of the contemporary art landscape - the various forms and types of art are numerous and constantly growing. Sedition offers the collector access to the most exciting and newest developments of art - literally the Monets and Picassos of today’s generation.
Each limited edition has a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist and the Director of Sedition and a secure record to verify the artwork is authentic. Upon purchase of a piece of art, the artwork is registered to a collector's account, a central records database and is traceable through image identification technology.
You get a numbered limited edition in digital format (or a unique artwork if that is the format available) with a unique certificate of authenticity and online storage where your artwork and certificate are held.
Sedition’s artworks are meant to be enjoyed in digital format. Printing would not do justice to most artworks on Sedition.
The best experience on Sedition comes from viewing the works digitally.
We do not currently offer the functionality to allow you to download or print your Certificate of Authenticity, however, you can view your certificates at any time in your secure vault.
Yes, of course. You can purchase as many editions as you wish.
Obviously, the maximum number of editions you can buy is the number of available editions for a particular artwork.
Yes, unless you choose to set your profile as ‘private’.
After you have purchased an edition, you appear as a collector on the artwork’s page. Other members can see your collection by browsing to your profile. However, if you wish, you can make your profile private in your member settings. In that case, your profile will not be indexed by search engines either.
You have several options.
You can keep the artwork as a memento of earlier days, or gift it to another collector, friend, or family member. Alternatively, if the edition has sold out, it can be resold on our secondary market through the Trade platform. Keep it, give it, or sell it - the choice is yours!
Art Stream is Sedition’s subscription service. Art Stream is designed for individuals who want to pay a small fee and enjoy a comprehensive experience. In addition, Art Stream grants you a 20% discount on any purchase on the site.
To learn more about Art Stream, visit the Art Stream page. In addition, you can browse through the Art Stream section of this Help Center.
Sedition was first conceived of and later founded in 2011 by Harry Blain, a British art dealer and founder of numerous contemporary art galleries worldwide.
In 2024, Sedition was acquired by Muse Frame, a pioneering device designed to display your art in digital format.
Dyl Blaquiere is the CEO of Muse Frame and Sedition, leading advancements in digital art experiences. With master's degrees in Economics and International Business, he combines strategic insight with creative vision to expand access to digital art. Under his leadership, Muse Frame offers elegant solutions for displaying digital art, while Sedition provides a platform for limited digital editions by leading artists. Originally from Australia, Dyl has lived throughout Europe and the US and is currently based in Germany. He also serves on the International Selectors Committee for the Lumen Prize, reflecting his commitment to the digital art community.