The art of your dreams, now in reach

Rent museum art.

Works from $100,000 to $10 million.

The collection is visible to members only. Membership is by invitation.

Pictured: Damien Hirst. The work is shown to members.

$200M+

In art listed on the platform

$100K to $10M

Value of each work

11

Specialists in the Expert Directory

Lloyd's

Coverage at every location

Eleven specialists on callAppraisalAuctionsAdvisoryProvenanceFinanceInsuranceStorageLaw
Meet the experts

The Alevon standard

Museum art. A requirement, not a description.

Alevon is the first marketplace dedicated to renting fine art valued over $100,000. The word museum is not our marketing. It is our sourcing standard: every work comes from one of two places, a museum permanent collection or a museum-level private collection, and arrives with documented provenance, condition reports, and Lloyd's of London insurance.

Why the collection is private

Owner privacy and security are conditions of our sourcing. Museums and private collectors entrust their works to a vetted membership, not to the open internet. Every member completes identity verification and a background review before membership is approved, and no work is delivered without them.

Museum permanent collections

Works owned by partner institutions, made available for rental while remaining in the museum's collection. Museum-authorized editions arrive with required museum signage.

Museum-level private collections

Works from collectors, artist families, and estates whose holdings rival institutional collections. Owner identities remain private, always.

Verified before listing

Provenance documentation, exhibition and publication records, insurance appraisals, and condition reports. A $100,000 minimum threshold, with no exceptions.

Direct from the source

In partnership with the families who steward the legacies.

Alevon maintains direct, longstanding relationships with the families and estates of the artists themselves, whether sourcing works for the platform or hosting Art Talks together. You will find several of them in the Art Talks archive, in conversation with our members.

The Botero family

Fernando Botero · Colombian painter and sculptor, 1932 to 2023

The Cruz-Diez family

Carlos Cruz-Diez · Venezuelan kinetic artist, 1923 to 2019

The Atchugarry family

Pablo Atchugarry · Uruguayan sculptor, born 1958

The Bedia family

José Bedia · Cuban artist based in Miami, born 1959

These relationships run deep, and Alevon is always open to working with additional prominent artists and artist estates. Write to us.

Daniel Novela, Founder and CEO of Alevon

The founder

Founded by a lawyer. Built like one.

Every rental on Alevon is built the way a lawyer builds a deal: documented provenance, institutional insurance, and a written contract.

Daniel Novela, Esq.
Founder and CEO, Alevon
Managing Partner, Novela Law · Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Miami School of Law
Corporate and art lawyer, over 25 years

Two ways in

One membership. Two sides of the wall.

Rent

Collectors, families, companies, developers

  • Live with the art before you ever consider buying it
  • Short or long term, with flexible rotation as your spaces change
  • Insurance, transport, and installation handled in one place
  • Rental fees may be deductible as a business operating expense. Consult your tax advisor.
Apply for membership

List

Collectors, galleries, estates, storage clients

  • Earn income on art that is currently in storage
  • Offset loan fees, storage, and insurance costs
  • No upfront cost to list, and membership fees are waived
  • Your identity stays private. Works stay collateralized with approved lenders
Submit your art

In institutional company

The infrastructure behind every rental.

Museums and events

ICA Miami

NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale

Art Talks with Christie's specialists

Logistics, storage, insurance

Lloyd's of London

UOVO

The Fortress

LogicArt

Lifestyle partners

The Prelude

Fast Lane Drive

Collection Suites

Paddock NYC

Lloyd's of London coverage at every location is included with every rental. Professional installation is billed separately at time of order.

The Experts

Eleven specialists.
Every discipline a collector needs.

From the Alevon Community Experts Directory

AppraisalDavid Shapiro · Erin Marie Wallace
AuctionsLibia Nahas, Christie's
Advisory and CollectingAlejandra Rossetti, The Fine Art Group · Abraham Post
ProvenanceAngelina Giovani
FinanceValentina Militana
InsuranceSarah Johnson Court
StorageVanessa Amor, UOVO
LawDaniel Novela · Matthew Akiba

Specialists from Christie's, Gurr Johns, The Fine Art Group, UOVO, and other leading firms.

Asked in the Community

I purchased a painting at a gallery ten years ago and only received a basic invoice. Now I am thinking about selling it and realize I have almost no documentation. What can I do to build a proper provenance file?

Angelina GiovaniCo founder and Director of Research, Flynn & Giovani Art Provenance Research
The full answer lives in the Community

Real questions.
Answered by name.

Members bring the questions that keep collectors up at night, and the specialists answer under their own names inside the Alevon Community. Their public essays are open to everyone in Expert Insights.

Expert participation is informational and educational. Answers and insights shared in the community are general information, not legal, financial, appraisal, insurance, or other professional advice, and do not create a professional relationship with any expert or firm.

Alevon Art Talks

Evenings with the people behind the art.

Museum fundraisers, conversations with the families who steward great legacies, and evenings with the artists themselves, in Miami and New York. Every gathering is documented, and many conversations are recorded.

Upcoming · An evening at the studio of Pablo Atchugarry, Lecco, Lake Como. Date announced to members.

A Fundraising Evening at ICA Miami with Christie's

A Fundraising Evening at ICA Miami with Christie's

ICA Miami · January 2026

Botero Legacy: Juan Carlos Botero and Diana Brahman

Botero Legacy: Juan Carlos Botero and Diana Brahman

Coco's at Collets · New York

Piero Atchugarry on the Legacy of Pablo Atchugarry

Piero Atchugarry on the Legacy of Pablo Atchugarry

The Moore Club · Miami

Carlos Cruz-Diez: Gabriel Cruz-Diez in Conversation with Daniel Novela

Carlos Cruz-Diez: Gabriel Cruz-Diez in Conversation with Daniel Novela

The Moore Club · Miami

The archive runs deeper: an evening with Régine Mahaux at Casa Neos, William Quigley in New York during the Armory Show, and the night it all began at 1428 Brickell.

For art owners

What could your art earn?

The Alevon Rental Income Guide and Calculator estimates rental income by program, using ranges drawn from the live catalog. Owners split rental revenue with Alevon evenly, with no upfront cost to list.

Questions

The short version.

What is Alevon?

Alevon is a members only marketplace for renting fine art valued over $100,000, sourced from museum permanent collections and museum-level private collections. Insurance, transport, and installation are handled by Alevon end to end.

How do I become a member?

Membership is by invitation, from Alevon or from an existing member. Applicants must be at least 21, complete identity verification, and pass a background review. Membership fees are waived for owners who list their art.

How does a rental work?

Members reserve a work, pay the rental fee and a refundable security deposit, and Alevon delivers and installs the work at an approved location. Most works carry a twelve month minimum term; select works are available on shorter terms.

Can I list art without being a member?

Yes. Anyone may submit artwork for consideration. Before a work can be rented out, the owner completes membership approval, with fees waived for listing owners.

The museum wall, at home.

Membership is by invitation. If you have an invitation, apply below. If not, write to us.