How an Adviser Can Help Collectors Navigate Today’s Evolving Art Market

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As the art world booms, a new sector of art advisers booms with it.

, et al.—and the privacy of a solid wall between the two divisions’ databases. “Clients collect wherever they want,” she says. “We are not beholden to Gagosian artists.”

, of which he is a longtime board member and which has a code of conduct that eliminates conflicts of interest. Among the APAA’s stringent membership requirements: An applicant must have operated their own advisory for at least five years and may not hold inventory, which, in the APAA’s view, would make them a dealer., works on retainer and does not take gallery commissions on acquisitions, removing any perceived financial incentive to her counsel.

 

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