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The Artist Pension Trust (APT), which merged into the MutualArt Group in 2016, is an investment vehicle specializing in contemporary art, which aims to provide financial security and international exposure to selected artists chosen by its international curatorial team. It has the largest global collection of contemporary art, comprising 10,000 artworks from 2,000 artists in 75 countries, and growing by more than 2,000 each year. As of November 2013, a total of 40,000 artworks had been committed to APT by 2,000 artists. APT claimed its then value to be more than $US100 million.

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rdfs:comment	The Artist Pension Trust (APT), which merged into the MutualArt Group in 2016, is an investment vehicle specializing in contemporary art, which aims to provide financial security and international exposure to selected artists chosen by its international curatorial team. It has the largest global collection of contemporary art, comprising 10,000 artworks from 2,000 artists in 75 countries, and growing by more than 2,000 each year. As of November 2013, a total of 40,000 artworks had been committed to APT by 2,000 artists. APT claimed its then value to be more than $US100 million. (en)
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name	Artist Pension Trust (en)
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dcterms:subject	Arts organizations based in New York City Pensions International economic organizations
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Anthony Goicolea Hong Kong Jules de Balincourt Venice Biennale Necktie Arts organizations based in New York City MoMA Mumbai Contemporary art The New York Times Leipzig London Los Angeles Smithsonian American Art Museum Whitney Museum Documenta Pensions Amman Non-profit organization APT Institute Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Jean Shin Tate Modern Art Basel International economic organizations Manifesta Financial services Aida Ruilova Mexico City New York City Shanghai Hebrew University Funds Operational costs
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.aptglobal.org https://web.archive.org/web/20140202124504/http:/www.arttactic.com/podcasts/latest-podcast/588-moti-shniberg-artist-pension-trust.html
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area served	Worldwide (en)
assets	Over US$100 million (en)
homepage	http://www.aptglobal.org
industry	Financial services
key people	Moti Shniberg (en) Dan Galai (en) David A. Ross (en) Pamela Auchincloss (en)
locations	New York, Los Angeles, London, Leipzig, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mexico City and Amman (en)
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has abstract	The Artist Pension Trust (APT), which merged into the MutualArt Group in 2016, is an investment vehicle specializing in contemporary art, which aims to provide financial security and international exposure to selected artists chosen by its international curatorial team. It has the largest global collection of contemporary art, comprising 10,000 artworks from 2,000 artists in 75 countries, and growing by more than 2,000 each year. As of November 2013, a total of 40,000 artworks had been committed to APT by 2,000 artists. APT claimed its then value to be more than $US100 million. Artworks from the APT collection have been used to curate exhibitions for museums including the MoMA, Tate Modern, Hirshhorn Museum, as well as for art venues such as the Venice Biennale, Art Basel, documenta and Manifesta. A 2021 article in The New York Times detailed multiple failures in the organization's goal of providing a diversified income for participating artists. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Moti Shniberg Michael Arcega APT Institute Artist Pension Trust
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