Delivering art from one place to another is a task with many risks and planning considerations. You can’t entrust this project to newbies or all-purpose carriers because the stakes are very high, and a single error or minor act of negligence can ruin an expensive, culturally significant artifact. That’s why using an art shuttle service is a good solution for all safety-conscious art owners.
Fine Art Shippers provides consolidated art shuttle services with regular cross-country and East Coast routes. The next cross-country shuttle departs from New York on August 17, 2025, to bring fine art to diverse locations across the US.
Cross-country art delivery service by Fine Art Shippers
The cross-country art shuttle is a regular service provided by Fine Art Shippers every 3-4 weeks. The route and schedule are individually negotiated every time, with states and cities added on demand. This means that even if your target location is not on the list, you can always contact Fine Art Shippers to inquire about the possibility of adding it to the route.
This August, the shuttle will set off on its countrywide trip on August 17, starting its journey from New York. It is currently scheduled to visit North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, California, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Minnesota, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, and Maryland, among other states. Stops for art collections and deliveries can be made all along the route.
Why is a consolidated art shuttle service a wise solution?
Some art owners prefer using dedicated art shuttles to have their art collections delivered to specific locations. However, this service is avoidable and unnecessarily expensive in many cases, especially when it comes to shipments of small collections or single art objects. In this case, a consolidated art shuttle service is a better choice because it offers a more cost-effective solution without quality sacrifices.
By using consolidated art shuttles, you receive a transparent, well-planned art delivery route and a high degree of schedule predictability, which simplifies logistics planning. Second, your art objects are always handled by a professional team of art shipping staff, thus reducing the risks of damage or loss. Third, you can receive additional services, such as on-site art packing, crating, and installation, if you want end-to-end service coverage.