Collector Circle has a wide experience and significant knowledge of the International Art Market and advise collectors and institutions. We have placed contemporary art in important corporate and private collections worldwide.

Making a commitment to working with young emerging artists with a cutting edge theme; we offer friendly and personal service. We are happy to work with first time and experienced collectors building investment-quality art collections; as well as enhancing the ambiance of the home or office. Art whether on the wall or free standing can evoke a visual response in a viewer.

Collector Circle presents cutting-edge art shows that explore art appreciation and art collecting. Here we meet the key players, hear their secrets and get an inside view on what makes the art world tick, in a non-threatening and comfortable setting.

COLLECTOR CIRCLE held a very successful event last Fall! Our collectors were introduced to four talented emerging artists, who showed and discussed their work, including Katherine Bernhardt, Matt Keegan, Valerie Hegarty, and Rachel Owens.

OUR NEXT SHOW is April 25, 2010 with four great emerging artists!

Huma Bhabha is our featured artist of the month!

Huma Bhabha
Huma Bhabha
"Untitled", 2009
ink on C-Print
13.25 x 19.75 inches
(33.7 x 50.2 cm)

COLLECTOR CIRCLE wants to congratulate Mary Mattingly, Sara Van der Beek, Huma Bhabha, and Matt Keegan.

From June through October 2009, Mary Mattingly lived on the Waterpod, a sculptural autonomous off-the-grid floating island. Mattingly led a team of artists, designers, and builders and worked with the Mayor’s Office of Special Projects and Citywide Events.

Sara Van der Beek’s work will be presented in several exhibitions around the world. Over the course of the next year and half, each of VanDerBeek’s representing galleries, D’Amelio Terras, New York, Altman-Siegel, San Francisco, and the Approach, London, will be exhibiting solo shows of the artist’s work.

Last April, Matt Keegan was chosen to participate in a major group exhibition at the New Museum titled Younger Than Jesus. The exhibition, also the first edition to the museum’s new signature triennial, “The Generational,” displayed a unique selection of the artist’s dry wall works, one of which was recently acquired by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.