Most of Greg Thompson Fine Art’s work with Private Collectors is confidential and discretion of our client’s privacy is of paramount importance to us. We assist seasoned and beginning collectors globally acquire and deaccess artwork which helps build and strengthen their collection and increases in value over time. Some of our museum and public collectors we have the privilege of working with include the following projects.

We work closely with the curators and directors of this world class museum designed by renowned architect Moshe Safdie nestled in the tranquil beauty of Northwest, Arkansas. We have helped locate important regional artists for the permanent collection and continue to work closely with the museum to help locate important works by American artists whose art is in line with their mission of excellence and cultural diversity and tells the story of the American experience.

We have been honored and delighted to work with the curitoral team at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth to help locate important Pop Art for this world class museum. Nestled in the Camp Bowie Arts and Cultural District in Fort Worth, Texas, this important museum has a fantastic collection of art spanning the range of Modern to Contemporary and spearheads impressive traveling exhibitions which delight and inform their patrons and visitors.

We have enjoyed working with the curators at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in acquiring a notable work from the Ashcan School for their permanent collection. Located in Houston’s Museum District, the MFAH has an encyclopedic collection of art from around the world which tells the story of the human experience. With over 300,000 square feet of exhibition space, a sculpture garden and restaurants, this is a must visit cultural anchor in south Texas.

GTFA worked directly with the president of this historic African American college to create a supplemental art grant awarded by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation to purchase and install a world class African American Art collection for the college’s library and technology center. The collection includes works by artists of the Harlem Renaissance such as Jacob Lawrence, Elizabeth Catlett and Beauford Delaney as well as work by important Modern masters such as Sam Gilliam, Alma Thomas and Betye Saar. The collection also showcases works by Contemporary artists Chakaia Booker, Whitfield Lovell and Keven Cole among others. The collection adds an aesthetic value to the campus and also serves as a teaching tool for those students who take American art history to study some of the great artists from the African American Art movement.