Art advisor

Sigrid Kirk, a beacon of inspiration in the art world, gracefully balances multiple roles with an unshakeable passion for art, culture, and change. As an independent curator, she brings a fresh, unique vision to every exhibition she curates. As a cultural strategist, she sculpts the art landscape, kindling artistic potential and igniting trailblazing ideas. Her notable work as a patron and art advisor embodies her support for artists, providing crucial guidance and encouraging artists to…

We spoke with the 27-year-old collector about the works he covets most, and how collecting was passed down in his own family.

40 of The Worlds Top Art Advisors by Genre

Eleanor Cayre doesn’t hesitate to break bread in a room filled with daring contemporary art and design.

Jeanne Masel, who connects socially minded collectors and artists through her business Art for Change, gives us a peek at her art collection.

Homeworthy on Instagram: "This chic and colorful New York City jewel box belongs to art advisor Paola Saracino Fendi and her young family. @paola_eulalia effortless sense of style comes from a rich generational history in fashion and design. Her great grandmother, Adele Fendi, founded the @fendi company in Rome in 1925. After living in London for almost a decade Paola and her husband returned to New York City and live just a few blocks from where she grew up ✨ WATCH THE FULL HOMEWORTHY…

Our columnist reflects back over reporting more than 80 gossip columns about the art world, and what she's learned along the way.

By Aletta de Wal in Art Business Advice > A-Z Art Marketing Guide Welcome back to “The ABC’s of Art Marketing”—an alphabet guide to marketing your art, from A to Z. In today’s article, I’ll be focusing on the letter “R” for Relationships My recent exploration of the Riverdale Art Walk with Gary Smith was more of a crawl than a walk. We couldn’t take more than a step or two before someone stopped to talk with Gary or he called out […]

Art expert and gallerist Liz Lidgett shares her budget-friendly ideas.

Lynne Drexler sold art to tourists in Maine for $50. Earlier this month, one of her paintings fetched over $1 million at Christie's.