There’s nothing like original art to add to your home’s atmosphere, especially when you’re stuck there. But art is expensive—so rent some!

How To Rent Artwork From A Gallery For Your Home

An inexpensive way to bring a piece of an art gallery into your home.

How To Borrow Artwork For Your Home

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<p>The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.</p>

From online galleries to art fairs, buying can be a little overwhelming. We asked the pros for their tips.

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Winnipeg visual artist Sarah Anne Johnson is inspired by everything from music festivals to 1950s CIA mind-control experiments.

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You don't need to shop galleries to score great wall art. There are fabulous finds to be had at your local Indigo, Ikea and Lowe's.

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Hanging art can be daunting. Christine Flynn, artist and owner of Love the Design, makes it easy with these great ideas.

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