FINART by Olooja Marketplace ART COLLECTING, REIMAGINED FOR AFRICA.
ONE ARTWORK.
MANY OWNERS.
EACH A REAL SHARE.
Owning a painting by a market-validated artist once required millions, the right relationships, and access to private auction rooms.
Fractional Ownership breaks a single artwork into shares, so many investors each hold a real, documented stake in the same masterpiece.
Welcome to FinArt. Where culture meets capital.
HOW THE MODEL WORKS
01 — THE ARTWORK
We don't list everything. We vet everything.
Each work is sourced from established, auction-validated Nigerian & African masters, independently appraised, authenticated, stored in museum-grade storage, fully insured, and professionally managed. Think: Ben Enwonwu, Nurudeen Popoola, Bruce Onobrakpeya, Ablade Glover, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, El Anatsui — and the next blue-chips we identify early.
02 — THE STRUCTURE
No confusion. Real legal ownership.
Each artwork sits in its own entity — an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle). You are not buying a picture on the wall. You are buying a *legal share of the entity that owns the painting.* Your ownership is documented, registered, and transferable.
03 — YOUR SHARE
A proportional stake. Real returns.
If you own 5% of the entity, you own 5% of the artwork. When the work appreciates and is sold — at auction or private sale — proceeds flow to shareholders by stake, minus a transparent platform fee. No storage cost. No insurance headaches. Just ownership.
WHY NOW?
11.5%
Contemporary art's average annual return from 1995 to 2023.
The S&P 500 returned 9.6% over the same 28 years.
Art quietly outperformed — and the only thing missing was access.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. For illustration only.
WHAT YOU GET AS A FINART COLLECTOR
- From N50,000 you can own a share of a N1M — N100M artwork
- Digital Certificate of Ownership
- Quarterly Valuation Reports
- Access to private viewings at Nana Art Gallery, Abuja
- Priority exit on secondary market (P2P trading — coming soon)
- Cultural legacy: You preserve African art history
QUESTION OF THE DAY
If you could own a fractional share in any artwork in the world, which would you choose?
Enwonwu's Tutu? Basquiat? Anatsui?
Tell us when you join the waitlist.
JOIN THE FINART WAITLIST
Be first to access the first 3 drops. Only 500 early collectors.
We are opening early access for:
- Collectors
- Investors & Diaspora
- Art Lovers who want to start small
Join here:
Email: e.o@oloojamarketplace.com
WhatsApp: +234 909 998 8988
Powered by Olooja Marketplace x Nana Art Gallery
Dubai | Lagos | London
Art Secured. Ownership Simplified.
FAQs for compliance:
- Who holds the art? Work held by licensed custodian, insured for full value.
- Can I see the art? Yes, by appointment at partner gallery.
- When can I sell? After 24-36 months lock, via secondary marketplace or at final auction sale (5-10 years).
- Regulated? Art is offered as a collectible asset, not a security. Legal structure reviewed by counsel.
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