This is an art hub.
A private collection that argues in public. Bring your images — the house hangs them next to four centuries of its own.
Medici Art Club exists to put the house collection to work: in rooms where members argue, trade and commission.
Membership is by application and capped at 120 seats. A seat buys entry to every salon, first refusal on new acquisitions, and a vote when the house commissions a living artist.
The club sits inside Elysium, the house that built the collection. Twelve salons a year. Four rooms. One standard.
Request the prospectus.The house does not chase movements. It builds the rooms where they begin.
Works
What the house holds
Three hundred works, four centuries, one thread: conviction over consensus. The collection was assembled piece by piece, never at auction fever, and it shows.
In this wing:- The permanent collection
- New acquisitions, argued in public
- The commission programme
- Loans and the long game
- Condition, provenance, care
Craft
How the house works
Acquisition is a craft. The house buys slowly, restores obsessively, and documents everything. Members see the ledger, the losses included.
In this wing:- The acquisition ledger, open
- Restoration in the west room
- Documentation as doctrine
- When the house passes
- What a work must survive
Three hundred works. These hang closest.
Studies from the house hub, hung at depth. Scroll the wall; the rest wait in the rooms.
Five studies, held under.
Shot through moving water. They wake as you reach them and settle again once you have passed.
Every plate the house holds.
One hundred and one plates, uncatalogued studies included. The open ledger, in ink and orange.
Scroll or pinch to gather · Drag to look around · Tap a plate to open it
Take a seat at the table.
One letter a month from the house. Acquisitions, salon dates, first refusals.
Noted. The house will write.
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