Arte Collectum is the first company in the Nordics to manage a fund, with units registered with Euroclear and publicly traded, focused on acquiring works by women and minorities and actively managed by lending to major exhibitions and museums worldwide.
View our book, Arte Collectum I – Other Stories, which presents the first fund’s art collection.
CURRENT
EXHIBITIONS
Paris
Fondation Cartier
Olga de Amaral
October 12, 2024 - March 16, 2025
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Investment FUNDS
The first fund, Arte Collectum I AB (publ), acquires works by women and minorities and is actively managed by lending to major exhibitions and museums worldwide. We closed our first fund in early November 2022 and the volume exceeded 20 million euro.
In the autumn of 2024, Arte Collectum will launch its second fund, Arte Collectum II AB (publ), with a similar fund structure and investment strategy. Unlike our first fund, which only targeted Swedish investors, our second fund will also be marketed to investors in countries such as Norway, Finland, Denmark and the UK.
ARTISTS IN
ARTE COLLECTUM I
Pacida Abad | Magdalena Abakanowicz | Olga de Amaral | Ruth Asawa | Omar Ba | María Berrío | Kerstin Brätsch | Wook-kyung Choi | Ed Clark | Lynne Drexler | Rosalyn Drexler | Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian | Carmen Herrera | Sheila Hicks | Jacqueline de Jong | Martha Jungwirth | Elaine de Kooning | Mak2 | Jordan Nassar | Toyin Ojih Odutola | Ariana Papademetropoulos | Howardena Pindell | Jaune Quick-to-See Smith | Paula Rego | Michael (Corinne) West | Stanley Whitney | Martin Wong | Qualeasha Wood | Xiyadie
compliance
Arte Collectum has its own Compliance Committee that follows a regulatory framework, audits authenticity, and monitors conflicts of interest. Represented by leading audit, legal and corporate finance professionals Bo Ahlstrand, Jens Tillqvist, and Richard Goldman.
LENDING TO
MUSEUMS
To promote the artists, build provenance for the works and make the art more accessible to the public, Arte Collectum lends artworks to leading museums and exhibitions worldwide, and publishes them in journals, catalogs, and books. So far, the initiative has been successful, with several works in the first fund being featured in prominent exhibitions in Europe and the United States.
Olga de Amaral, Strata XV, 2009 (Detail). © Olga de Amaral. Courtesy of the artist and Lisson Gallery. Included in Arte Collectum I.
