FOR COLLECTORS
Contact & Inquiries
For acquisition, licensing, or institutional inquiries, please use our Contact Page where you can submit a detailed inquiry using the form provided.
Alternatively, if you'd prefer to get in touch directly:
Email: matuschka@verizon.net
Phone & Text: +1 (646) 408-7818
Viewing & Acquisition
Access to works is available by appointment. Location for viewing: Upper East Side, NYC and Bergan County, NJ.
Works are available for acquisition in the following manner:
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The entire archive is available to be acquired by one institution
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Partial Archive can be available for acquisition
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Signed and numbered works purchased individually
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All works are Museum-grade, archival-quality prints
Usage Rights & Licensing
Works are available:
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With or without reproduction rights
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For private, public, educational, or institutional use
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Licensing categories include:
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Academic or museum display
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Print or digital publishing
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Documentary or film usage
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Online or digital exhibitions
All usage beyond personal display must be cleared through a formal licensing agreement. Copyright remains with the artist unless otherwise negotiated.
Authentication & Provenance
Every work issued through the Matuschka Archive includes:
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A Certificate of Authenticity
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Complete edition details (if applicable)
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Provenance records, where available
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Notes on exhibition or publication history
Notable Collections
Matuschka’s work is held in several private and institutional collections and has been exhibited in leading international museums, academic venues, and cultural institutions. For a full list of exhibitions and permanent collections, please refer to the Bibliography and Exhibitions pages.
Additional Notes
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Institutions planning to exhibit or publish acquired works must notify the archive in advance for proper accreditation and updates.
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Works are not to be reproduced, licensed, or resold without prior permission from Matuschka's archive.
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If you are a researcher, historian, or curator, please mention the nature of your project so we can support accordingly.
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For further assistance or bespoke requests, please contact the archive directly.
How can I acquire a work by Matuschka?
To acquire a work, please contact the archive directly or use the inquiry form on our Contact Page.
Are works available as limited editions?
Yes. Select works are available in limited edition runs, signed and numbered by the artist. Availability varies by piece and format. Open editions and special formats may also be available upon request.
Can I license images for publication or exhibition?
Yes. Licensing is available for museums, publishers, academic institutions, and other approved entities. Please specify your intended use, circulation, and format when submitting a licensing request.
Do works come with authentication or provenance documentation?
All works acquired through the archive are accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and full documentation, including edition details and provenance where applicable. Additional authentication services are available for previously acquired works.
Can I view works in person before purchasing?
Private viewings may be arranged. Digital previews can also be provided upon request, including high-resolution images and condition reports where relevant.
What payment methods are accepted?
Payment terms include PayPal, Venmo & Check. Bank transfer is the preferred method for institutional and collector sales. Additional options may be available depending on the nature of the acquisition.
Is shipping included?
Shipping is arranged on a case-by-case basis, with tracking and insurance options provided. All shipping is handled professionally and the responsibility of the buyer.
Can works be loaned for exhibitions?
Yes. The archive considers loan requests and rentals from accredited institutions, museums, and galleries. Please submit a formal proposal outlining the exhibition, venue, dates, and conditions.
Do you work with art advisors or curators?
Yes. We welcome inquiries from independent art advisors, curators, and representatives acting on behalf of collectors or institutions.