Have you ever been curious about starting your own art collection but do not where to begin? Or are you already a collector looking to discover other places to find artwork? If so, this post is just for you!
Art collecting isn’t just about decorating your home; it’s about supporting an artist’s livelihood, investing in the creative economy, shaping what the art market values, stamping your support of the artwork, it’s a piece of your legacy, and helping preserve a piece of cultural history.
If you are not ready to start your art collecting journey, this is completely fine. Once you are ready, you will always have this post as a resource. The final thing I want to point out is that you do not need to be rich to purchase art, so I hope this guide helps you find works that fit your budget and art collecting goals.
Here’s a list of places where you can purchase artwork. Please note that I am not affiliated with these companies; I’m simply highlighting them for your exploration.
Artsy – Artsy is the world’s largest online art marketplace. Browse over 1 million artworks by iconic and emerging artists from 4000+ galleries and top auction houses.’
Avant Arte – They create editions of the highest quality in collaboration with the world’s most exciting artists – from silkscreen prints, to sculpture editions and digital artworks. Previously, they had special edition prints from artists Carrie Mae Weems and Mickalene Thomas.
Black in Art America – Shop fine art from their growing network of artists, collectors, estates, galleries. Specializing in works by Black American artists.
Good Black Art – Good Black Art is the first and only company offering a full-service platform that opens the door for everyone to live with art. Through their online storefront, media, and strategic partnerships, they empower everyone—from emerging artists to first-time collectors—to use art as a way to tell their story.
Other Places to Purchase Art – Purchase directly from the artist, Art Galleries (great way to build relationship with the owner and exposure to various artists), Art Fairs, Estate Sales, Auction Houses, and local art festivals. Special note: If you are free subscriber to my newsletter, you received access to the Black-Owned Art Galleries Guide includes U.S. and international galleries in the Welcome email.
If you are interested in learning more about art collecting, I have a list of Art Book Recommendations. Please note: If you purchase from my Bookshop, I may receive a small commission at no charge for you.
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