create your own artmoney

An artist of any media can produce artmoney. All it requires is to fill out and send the online application form and produce and send one physical artmoney to BIAM.

BIAM accepts only artists with an e-mail adress - our tool for mass communication.  

If you wish to produce artmoney please fill out the application form:

http://www.art-money.org/artmoney_artist_signup

You will be registred with a profile when BIAM has accepted your registration form and recieved and accepted your first artmoney.

Send your registration artmoney to:

BIAM

Thurøvej 3, baghuset

2000 Frederiksberg

Denmark

Att: Lars Kraemmer

Please read and understand the seven rules, before making your first artmoney:

http://www.art-money.org/node/80

How to make art money:

Example on correct artmoney info:

Material: any material may be used as long as it can stand handling without breaking or staining.

Size: artmoney must measure 12x18 cm (4 3/4 x 7 inches).

This information must figure on each bill: BIAM web site address (www.artmoney.org), serial number (001, 002, 003...etc), year of production, artist nationality, artist full name (clearly to be read), and artist original signature (it is recommended to use a blue ball pen for the signature). 

It is free of charge to be registered in BIAM. This allows poor or rich to apply on equal terms.

It is the responsibility of the artist to keep BIAM up to date about personal information.

Each artist can require a personal code that allows access to edit the individual text and photo.

The artist must understand that the one artmoney sent to BIAM is BIAM property and not for sale.

An artist can be deleted from BIAM at any time following their request or based on BIAM decision.

Artist must keep in mind that any artmoney issued by a given artist will always hold the artist’s word to be redeemed toward art or services regardless of decision from BIAM.

Artmoney holds the same value regardless of the artist name or exhibition history. The value of artmoney is founded in aesthetics and the artmoney concept rather than the usual art market mechanics. It makes no difference to the value of artmoney that the artist is world famous. What matters is the object created by a living human being and the living human network of an original global currency.