Artist Pension Trust (APT) offers long-term financial security and international exposure to select artists worldwide through a unique tailor-made financial model. With the largest global collection of contemporary art, APT comprises 13,000 artworks from 2,000 artists in 75 countries, with over 40,000 additional commitments. The collection continues to grow annually as artists chosen by APT's distinguished Curatorial Team deposit their artworks.

Over a 20-year period, the artworks in the trust are gradually sold, providing future financial security for the artists. 72% of the net proceeds from each artwork sale are distributed to the artists, with 40% going to the individual artist and 32% based on the number of artworks deposited. The remaining 28% covers operational costs.

APT introduced its first global trust, APT Global One, with a capacity of 628 artists. APT has offices globally and a team of over 100 leading art professionals who support artists throughout their careers. APT Institute, founded in 2013, promotes contemporary art and artists' advancement through various initiatives.

With APT, artists benefit from financial stability and international recognition