CASS Contemporary launches digital marketplace

CASS Contemporary, a global art consultancy with a strong presence in Tampa, plans to launch a new digital marketplace, CASS MRKT PLCE in February 2025, to connect emerging and established artists with collectors in a curated space.

Founded by Cassie and Jake Greatens, CASS Contemporary has built a reputation for curating collections that feature iconic names such as Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

“Our mission with CASS MRKT PLCE is to transform how people engage with art,” said Cassie Greatens, co-owner of CASS Contemporary. “We’re creating a platform that not only brings high-quality, curated pieces to the forefront but also supports a sustainable art business model that benefits both artists and collectors.”

The platform will offer a selection of original works, limited editions and exclusive art-inspired products.

CASS Contemporary, founded in Tampa, has evolved over the past decade from a gallery into a full-service art consultancy.

Emerging artists interested in joining CASS MRKT PLCE are encouraged to submit their biography and portfolio to [email protected].

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