Collective Z’s Accessible Art Program
Camp Z brings artists’ work to collectors through curated art fair presentations and a year-round line of limited editions and wearable art — at price points where first collectors actually buy. We run the commercial side. You make the work.
Door 01
Curated presentations at art fairs, beginning in New York this September. The gallery designs the booth, installs, staffs every fair day, sells, and follows up with collectors.
Door 02
Limited print editions released as list-first drops — announced to our collectors before anyone else, time-boxed, and documented. Produced, sold, and fulfilled by the gallery.
Door 03
Wearable art under the Camp Z imprint, credited to the artist by name. Your work moves through the world on people — and every piece points back to you.
Beneath every door
Editorial features, collector email, social, and paid campaigns — running year-round, so the work keeps meeting collectors between fairs and drops.
The gallery handles
You
Make the work.
Ship from anywhere. Keep your independence — the program is non-exclusive and commission-based, and no fair experience is required.
A portfolio-reviewed entry to the Camp Z roster. The bar is curatorial; the door is open.
A fair wall or an edition drop, priced where strangers say yes. The goal of this rung is first collectors — plural.
Buyers join the gallery’s collector list, and drops are announced list-first — so each release opens to more collectors who already know your work.
Every sale documented — certificate of authenticity, primary-sale record, price history. Every fair, a line on the CV.
The roster is how Collective Z scouts. Group shows at 325 Broome Street, solo consideration, and formal gallery representation for artists the program proves out.
Up next
September 2026
Following
Chicago, Miami, Los Angeles & more — announced through fall & winter
Year-round
List-first drops, every season
For collectors
Gallery-vetted artists at accessible prices. Limited, time-boxed drops announced to the list first. A certificate of authenticity with every work — the record starts at purchase.
A few times a month. No spam — just first access.No. Camp Z is non-exclusive and commission-based. You keep your other galleries, platforms, and direct sales.
Painting, photography, works on paper, mixed media, and sculpture — work at accessible price points that translates well to fair presentation, editions, or wearable formats. Prior fair experience is welcome but never required.
No. The program is open to artists in all locations — work may be shipped. The gallery handles everything on the ground.
Admission is the first step. Fair presentations and commercial projects are curated from the program roster, with full details provided per opportunity — you choose what to take part in.
Applying is free. Editions and wearables have no upfront cost — the gallery produces, sells, and fulfills, and earns its share only when work sells. Fair costs vary by fair and invitation — some presentations are free, others carry a participation cost — and the number is always in the invitation, upfront, before you commit.
Collective Z, a contemporary art gallery at 325 Broome Street in New York’s Lower East Side. Camp Z is the gallery’s accessible art program — and one of the ways it scouts artists for its group and solo exhibitions.
Open call · roster admission · free to apply
Submit your work for admission to the Camp Z roster — the pool from which this fall and winter’s fair presentations, edition drops, and wearable projects are curated.
Open to artists in all locations — work may be shipped. Admission to the program is the first step; opportunities are curated from the roster with full details per invitation.
