Art Advisory Services
Art advisory is a professional service that provides expert guidance on the acquisition, sale, and management of art collections. Art advisors are highly skilled professionals with extensive knowledge of the art market and its nuances, offering tailored support to clients seeking to navigate the complexities of art ownership. These services are particularly valuable for individuals new to collecting or those with specific objectives who may not have the time to fully engage in the art market, yet wish to build a cohesive collection. Art advisors also support individuals looking to invest in art, ensuring that they make informed decisions that balance investment potential with personal enjoyment.
Services include:
Educating
Offering expert recommendations on art purchases
Providing strategic advice for building a well-rounded, cohesive art collection
Accompanying clients on visits to exhibitions and art fairs
Managing the logistics of shipping and installation
Conducting market research and valuations
Assisting with acquiring new works
Advising on framing, conservation, and installation needs
Helping manage and organize art collections
Offering guidance on insurance and tax matters
Supporting the sale or deaccessioning of works
Philanthropic strategy in the arts
Collection Management
Art collection management is a specialized service designed to assist individuals and institutions in the efficient and effective management of their art collections. This service encompasses the cataloging, organization, and preservation of artworks, alongside conducting market research and valuations.
In addition to standard collection management, these services extend to managing the loan of artworks. This includes negotiating loan agreements, coordinating the transportation and handling of works, and advising on the necessary insurance and security measures. Such services help facilitate the promotion of collaboration within the art world and enhance the visibility and reputation of the lending party.
Services include:
Cataloging and organizing the collection, typically with the support of a digital database
Conducting market research and providing accurate valuations
Managing loans of artworks to museums and institutions, including the negotiation of terms and logistics
Offering expert recommendations for storage, conservation, and display practices