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Crisp Magazine

ato – Because art doesn't have to be elitist, but real, accessible, and full of meaning.




ato is an innovative art gallery that sells contemporary works by both emerging and established artists. We focus on a personal approach: our art agents offer individual consultations to buyers, breaking down barriers—making art accessible even to newcomers. We’re rethinking the role of the gallery by representing artists holistically—not just through their works, but also through their ideas. Our agency harnesses this creativity to develop fresh impulses, for example, for companies.

People behind ato



Norina Quinte

Artistic direction, curation and ideas


Hannah Klein

Management, finance and cooperation

Sabine Adler

Curation and concept development

Irene Szankowsky

Creative Director

Lea Deutschmann

Strategy and concept development


Samira Ozminski

Communication and project assistance

Hilka Dirks

Editor-in-Chief for Crisp

Adam Gawel

Strategy, IT


Cedric Larrat

Marketing, sales and IT


Jannik Lang

Project management

Sophie Lichtenberg

Project managment

Emilia Klein

Social Media

Sara Kim Haese

Social Media

Support



Andreas Hölldorfer

Contact person for exhibition technology

Sebastian Heck

Photography

Tim Tyson

Photography

Stephanie Rothe

Event support

Carolin Heel

Curatorial Director

ato's founders


ato GmbH was founded by seven people: Cedric Larrat, Stephanie Rothe, Andreas Hölldorfer, Norina Quinte, Adam Gawel, Hannah Klein, Emma-Lilo Keller (from left to right).


Collaboration over competition – Diversity as a strength



ato was founded by seven individuals from vastly different backgrounds—art, business, and IT. What unites us is a shared vision: to make the art world fairer, smarter, and more sustainable—and to elevate its rightful place in society. Seven minds may sound like a lot, but it’s part of our formula for success. At ato, collaboration isn’t just an option—it’s a core principle. We believe true innovation happens when diverse perspectives come together. That belief is deeply rooted in our DNA.