We help safeguard your livelihood.
Whether you're painting murals or curating exhibitions, our Artists' insurance works as hard as you do.
At Admiral Business, we protect you from risks like equipment damage, on-site injuries, or liability claims.
Using our wealth of experience, we’ve created cover that’s easy to tailor to your needs and safeguards your business against unforeseen costly setbacks.
Protects against claims from third parties for injury or property damage
Protects against claims of negligence, mistakes, or bad advice in your work.
Cover the cost of replacing or repairing tools if they’re lost, stolen, or damaged.
Get a competitive quote in less time than it takes to make a brew, seriously it’s that quick!
Protecting Your Work, Workspace, and Reputation
As an artist, your work is personal, but your business is public. Whether you're exhibiting in galleries, selling at markets, or working in studios or client spaces, accidents and damage can happen. Without insurance, artists risk:
Don’t Let a Single Incident Disrupt Your Creativity
From canvas to kiln, your tools and materials are essential to your livelihood. Artists' insurance helps cover compensation claims, legal expenses, and the cost of replacing your equipment, so you can keep creating — stress free.
Artists insurance starts from just £6.07* per month, with your premium based on:
Customise your policy with essential covers like public liability, tools & materials, goods in transit, and legal expenses. Add employers’ liability if you work with assistants or apprentices.
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Insurance that’s as flexible and unique as your art. Get a fast, simple online quote tailored to your creative business.
Employers’ Liability – A Legal Must If You Hire Help
If you employ assistants, studio staff, or even temporary helpers, you're legally required to hold employers’ liability insurance. It protects you if an employee is injured or becomes ill while working with you.
Public Liability – Essential for Exhibiting and Interacting
Public liability insurance isn’t legally required, but it’s a must-have if you attend exhibitions, open your studio to the public, or visit clients. It covers accidental injury or damage claims — and is often a requirement for event organisers or galleries.
Do Independent or Freelance Artists Need Insurance?
Yes — even if you work solo. If you transport your artwork, display in public, or rely on expensive tools and materials, public liability, goods in transit, and tools cover offer crucial protection against unexpected costs.
Adjust your cover at anytime, without admin fees. As your business grows or changes, you can easily update your cover to match your needs.
Pay how it suits you, monthly or annually. Plus no cancellation fees.
Submit a claim online or give us a call. We'll handle the hard part, so you can get back to work, knowing your business is in safe hands.
No long phone queues. No confusing jargon. Our South Wales-based team is dedicated to supporting you and is ready to answer any questions.
*£6.07 is the price for a Public Liability policy for a single artist with £1,000,000 worth of cover. It is the equivalent of £72.80 per year when paying for the policy in one annual payment. Your quote will be personalised to your requirements and will reflect the risks you need to be covered against. The price is correct as of 28th April 2025.