ARTSTAC Art Gallery

ARTSTAC Art Gallery (ARTSTAC kunstigalerii) is an international art gallery based in Tallinn, Estonia, founded in 2017 by Liv Hoffman, who serves as founder and curator. The gallery is located on Suur-Karja Street in Tallinn's old town and operates both as a physical exhibition and sales space and as an online platform for collecting original art. The gallery presents a curated selection of original international fine art by established and emerging artists. Rather than maintaining an overwhelming catalogue, ARTSTAC emphasizes individual selection, with each artwork chosen for artistic quality, character, and its potential place in a collection or interior. The collection spans Estonian and international art from the late 19th century to the present day, and the gallery also provides art valuation and expert appraisal services alongside exhibitions and sales. ARTSTAC's founder, Liv Hoffman, brings 15 years of experience in the art world together with a background in design and international business. She personally curates the gallery's selection and works closely with collectors and clients seeking art for their homes and collections. The gallery's stated approach is to make collecting art feel personal, informed, and accessible, offering clear information and a straightforward way to discover and acquire original works. Works featured in the gallery's curator's selection have included pieces by artists such as Bernard Herzog, Leo Rothko, Roland Chanco, and Sergey Ignatenko, with prices ranging from around €1,800 to €6,500. The gallery invites visitors to explore artworks online, visit the Tallinn gallery in person, or book a personal art consultation. Its positioning combines a physical gallery presence in Tallinn with an international online reach, serving both local collectors and a broader international clientele.

ARTSTAC Art Gallery was founded in 2017 as an Estonian art gallery. From its establishment, the gallery has operated as both an exhibition space and a commercial art dealer, organizing art exhibitions and selling artworks while also providing art valuation and expert appraisal services. The gallery is located on Suur-Karja Street in Tallinn, placing it within the historic center of the Estonian capital. Its collection focus spans Estonian art and international art from the late 19th century to the present day, reflecting a dual commitment to local artistic heritage and broader international contemporary and modern works. The gallery was founded by Liv Hoffman, who serves as founder and curator. Hoffman brought 15 years of experience in the art world to the venture, alongside a background in design and international business. Her curatorial approach centers on presenting original art with clarity and without unnecessary complexity, helping collectors discover works they genuinely want to live with. Over the course of its operation, ARTSTAC has developed a curated selection of original international fine art by established and emerging artists. The gallery emphasizes individual selection of each artwork, considering artistic quality, character, and the place a work can hold in a collection or interior. Its international collection is available to view both in Tallinn and online, with personal guidance offered to collectors and clients. The gallery's curator's selection has featured works by artists including Bernard Herzog, Leo Rothko, Roland Chanco, and Sergey Ignatenko, with individual works priced in the thousands of euros. ARTSTAC continues to operate as an active gallery, combining a physical presence in Tallinn with an online platform for international collectors.

• 2017

  ARTSTAC Art Gallery founded in Estonia.

• Gallery established on Suur-Karja Street in Tallinn.

• Gallery develops a curated international collection available in Tallinn and online.

A curated international art gallery in Tallinn offering original fine art with personal guidance, positioned as personal, informed, and accessible for collectors and interior clients.

• Bernard Herzog — Yves Saint Laurent and the Models, 1968

• Leo Rothko — Bather, 2001

• Roland Chanco — Boy with a Watermelon, 1976

• Sergey Ignatenko — Napoleon Bonaparte, 2020

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