Artsper is an online contemporary art marketplace that is committed to making fine art accessible. With original pieces starting at less than $100, this emerging platform has something for everyone.

People tend to think of collecting art as an activity that comes with a steep cost, but Artsper enables its collectors to discover a variety of work regardless of budget and taste. With over 170,000 works from more than 25,000 artists, offerings range from art by today’s emerging talents to household names like Andy Warhol and Gustav Klimt, plus an expansive sale section.

Poonam Choudhary, “Monstera with fish” (2019)

Even when fine art finally feels within reach, figuring out what’s right for you can be a difficult and time-consuming task. However, when shopping online, buyers can see a wider breadth of works than they would in a traditional gallery. Artsper partners with artists and galleries to offer works in a range of mediums, from photography, painting, and print to sculpture and drawing.

On Artsper, no dress code is required and no social connections are needed to experience fine art. Returning work is easy and if visitors aren’t ready to buy, there’s no pressure to make a purchase: they can learn about upcoming exhibitions, art news, and more on the platform’s other outlets, which include an online magazine, an interview series, and a newsletter.

Still feeling intimidated by art collecting? Don’t worry, Artsper has a variety of thematic collections to help aspiring collectors get inspired and invest in the right pieces. They also offer a free art advisory service, so regardless of budget, all visitors can get one-on-one help with making the right purchase.

To shop on Artsper and learn more about their mission, visit artsper.com.

Artwork by Sylvie Groud, “Arches mutantes” (2013)
Painting by Daniel Convenant, “Sans titre N°16” (2020) and sculpture by Sylvie Groud, “Arche Idéale”
Artwork by Tiny de Bruin, “Attrape le soleil 2” (2020)