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Alaina Simone Incorporated

Jul 6, 2023

Alaina Simone Incorporated is an art consultancy and nomadic gallery focused on contemporary art.
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Caren Petersen

May 29, 2023

Extensive one-on-one buying, trading and selling art and artifacts with other known dealers from 1976-1986 SF Arts Catalog/Gallery – sales – 1990-1992 Windsor-Betts Fine Art – 1992-1993 Art consulting (independent) – 1993-1998 Owner, Muse Gallery – 1998-2016 Art exploration trip to Shanghai and Beijing, China 2014 Owner, Muse Art Services – 2016-2023 Owner, (Not) Sheep […]
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Alaina Simone

May 7, 2023

Alaina Simone is the owner and founder of two businesses. Alaina Simone Incorporated is an art gallery and artist liaison consultancy focused on internationally recognized interdisciplinary emerging and established artists, collections, and institutions. Alaina Simone Productions LLC is a production company specializing in creative partnerships between luxury brands, cultural influencers, and contemporary artists actively working […]
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Jack Mur

May 5, 2023

Jack brings a background in international art business and art history to the Winston Art Group team. He first joined the Advisory Department as Associate Advisory Manager after graduating from Boston University’s Questrom School of Business, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing and a minor in […]
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Charlie Manzo

May 4, 2023

Charlie brings 18 years of experience in the art world to Winston Art Group. His knowledge of the contemporary art market was established through previous roles at major galleries such as Pace Gallery, Gagosian and Metro Pictures. Prior to joining Winston he founded and operated a private advisory group for several years and will continue […]
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The Fine Art Group

Oct 24, 2022

The Fine Art Group is an independent global team of advisors and art finance experts committed to supporting clients at every level of the art market including its five core services: Advisory, Art Finance, Sales Agency, Investment and Appraisals.
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Peter Falk

Jun 23, 2022

I began my career publishing Who Was Who in American Art — awarded best art reference book published in North America. Many art research tools followed. I also pioneered in publishing indices of auction price results and was the Founding Editor-in-Chief of ArtNet. Since 2000 I’ve served as the U.S. Senior Advisor to the largest […]
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5 Questions with Accredited Appraiser Frances Zeman

Apr 12, 2022

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Frances Zeman, who has been an active member of the American Society of Appraisers (ASA) since 1980. Her broad client and appraisal experience includes Insurance placement and loss, Estates & Trust matters, Charitable Contributions and other Wealth Management strategies. But when we really got deep into things, […]
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Collection Management: Certainty During Uncertain Times

Nov 22, 2021

We're living during a complicated time—a global pandemic, recession, rise of natural disasters, civic unrest.
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Christine Bourron

Nov 22, 2021

Christine Bourron is the CEO of Pi-eX. Founded in 2014, Pi-eX is a London based, FCA regulated, financial broker dealer, focusing on Fine Art market research and Fine Art‐based financial instruments. Pi-eX’s mission is to help art stakeholders better understand and manage risk and volatility in the fine art market. As a financial advisor, Pi-eX […]
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Expert Answers to Common Questions from Art Collectors with Artwork Archive

Jan 14, 2021

From buying art to bequeathing it, Artwork Archive asks experts 6 frequently asked questions about art collections. Collecting art is a journey. It goes beyond just the purchase of the artwork…. Have you ever wondered whether you should buy artwork as an investment or simply because you love it? If so, you’re not alone! As art collectors, […]
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Investing In Art: A Financialized Art Market

Jan 14, 2020

In recent years, there has been plenty of talk of the “financialization” of art. A financialized art market could lead to an explosion of liquidity and value.
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Morgan Long

Jan 14, 2020

Senior Director at Fine Art Group Morgan Long joined The Fine Art Group (“The Group”) in 2002, has been Head of Art Investment since 2005 and is a Senior Director of The Group. As one of The Group’s leading in-house art-experts, Morgan has been responsible for overseeing the due diligence on all purchases and sales […]
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Sharon B. Soloff

Jan 14, 2020

Esq., Partner at FisherBroyles, LLP Ms. Soloff is a partner in the Private Client Services, Trusts and Estates and Tax groups at FisherBroyles, LLP. She has over thirty years of experience advising high net worth clients on domestic and international gift and estate tax planning, advising owners of closely held businesses, and planning with non-profit […]
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Courtney Christensen

Jan 13, 2020

As Director of Trusts & Estates for Winston Art Group, Courtney works with fiduciaries, executors, families and advisors on strategic estate planning, appraisal and disposition of tangible personal property. Prior to joining Winston, she spent 18 years at Sotheby’s where she was Head of Department, Trusts & Estates and senior specialist in American Art and […]
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Alanna Butera

Jul 5, 2019

Alanna Butera is the Vice President and Manager of Butera Art Advisory and Management, LLC. Previously, she was the Director in the Valuation, Trusts and Estates Department at Bonhams New York. She assisted executors, fiduciaries and families in the valuation and sales of their personal property, including everything from fine art and jewelry to motorcars […]
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Roxanne Cohen

Jul 5, 2019

Born and raised in London, Roxanne comes from an art collecting family. After 30 years in the UK, she relocated to the US. With years of experience as an independent art consultant working with a select few private clients and institutions, she also worked at Christie’s Auction House for 5+ years within the Post-War and […]
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Art Advisory 201

Jul 5, 2019

The Art Advisory 201 Program consists of a series of informative and interactive online courses created to guide art advisors on running their art advisory practice. This course is delivered by some of the most experienced art, business and legal experts in the art industry. Our team of leading industry professionals will educate on: Module […]
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Lark E. Mason, Jr.

Jul 4, 2019

Lark E. Mason, Jr. worked with Sotheby’s New York from 1979 to 2003 as a Senior Vice President and specialist in Chinese art, and Director of Online Auctions for Sothebys.com. He is the founder of iGavel Auctions and Lark Mason Associates, Inc. from 2003 to the present. He was an adjunct professor at Parson’s School […]
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Muys Snijders

Apr 10, 2019

Muys Snijders is the Head of Art Services at Private Client Select Insurance Services (formerly AIG’s Private Client Group) based in New York. She oversees all aspects of risk management for Private Client Select’s insurance portfolio of art, jewelry, cars, wine and collectibles. Working with a team of seasoned professionals, she provides collections related loss […]
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Art Wealth Management Program

Sep 24, 2018

Art has always been a passion for many and some people have even made it their careers. For those who collect art, it’s not just about the love of the pieces; it’s also about art investment. Art can be a lucrative asset to add to any portfolio and there are a number of ways to […]
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Art Advisory 101

Sep 6, 2017

The art market has become more transparent over the past 20 years but some areas remain opaque. The art advisory field is a good example. No industry-wide standard exists for best practice: not for individual art advisors nor art advisory firms. Oftentimes this opacity prevents collectors from hiring an art advisor. This is unfortunate because a good art advisor provides tremendous value to their clients: educating them on art, saving them time and money, and reducing their transactional risk. Aspiring art advisors, too, are left to their own devices when it comes to navigating the idiosyncrasies of the art market. No education exists on topics such as appropriate fee models or managing client relationships, including potential conflicts of interest.
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Anne Dayton

Apr 19, 2017

Anne Dayton has 20 years of international sales and marketing experience, most recently from Collectrium, a member of the Christie’s group of companies. In her current role, Dayton is charged with identifying and developing revenue streams for the Collectrium suite of service and software.  Collectrium is a digital platform of collection management tools which are […]
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