NYC-based gallery owner Jen Bekman believes that everyone needs art so she came up with a digital way to connect emerging artists with new collectors. "It's art for everyone. New original editions weekly, at ridiculously affordable prices," it says on the site she created 20x200.com. The cheapest prints are $20 and come in editions of 200 (hence the site's name). You can also buy one of 500 larger $50 prints, one of 20 $200 prints, one of 50 $500 prints or one of two $2,00 prints.
Each artist includes a short statement about the work so you know the meaning behind what you're buying. It also comes with a signed and numbered certificate of authenticity. The best part about 20x200.com is that it's not only providing collectors with cheap art, it's providing new talent with exposure and income: profits are split evenly with the artists minus production costs.
So surf on over to 20x200.com this afternoon! New editions are available Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 2pm EST and 20x200.com does ship to Canada. It'll cost you an extra $20 for $20 prints, but that's still only $40 for art!

Top, left to right: Passage, Levens Hall by Beth Dow; Nymphenburg by Gregory Krum; Bus by Juliane Eirich. Above, left to right: Insects and Myriapods at The American Museum of Natural History by Jason Polan; Close Call by Coke Wisdom O'Neal; ny.08.#06 by Jennifer Sanchez.