
Services
Zeit Contemporary Art supports collectors, estates, and institutions across acquisitions, private sales, consignments, research, and the long-term stewardship of collections.
Services

Zeit Contemporary Art supports collectors, estates, and institutions across acquisitions, private sales, consignments, research, and the long-term stewardship of collections.
Consignments
We evaluate individual works and collections for consignment, considering provenance, condition, market context, and the strategy best suited to their presentation and placement.
Private Sales
We source significant works through private channels, combining research, market intelligence, and relationships across the art market.
Acquisitions & Advisory
Advice on acquisitions across galleries, private transactions, and auctions, grounded in research, market knowledge, and the collector’s longer-term objectives.
Collection Building
Long-term guidance for collectors developing coherent collections around quality, individual interests, historical context, and future priorities.
Collection Stewardship
Ongoing support for the practical and strategic needs of a collection, including documentation, condition, insurance, conservation, framing, installation, loans, international movement, and coordination with specialist providers.
When an unusual question arises around a work or prior transaction, we help establish the relevant facts and coordinate the appropriate next steps.
Valuations
Market valuations for collection planning, insurance, potential sale, and other advisory purposes, informed by comparable transactions, provenance, condition, scarcity, and current market context.
Research & Provenance
Research into provenance, exhibition history, literature, catalogue raisonné information, editions, and related scholarship to clarify the history, status, and market context of individual works.
Institutional Services
Support for loans, gifts, placements, and research initiatives, coordinated with museums, foundations, and other cultural institutions.

