Individuals and organizations offering their services as Art Advisors

 

Professionals in question will accompany you in the development and management of your collection. The services they provided affect both the content (among other things, the identification of works of interest, documentation, assessment of market value and even negotiation itself) as well as more technical aspects associated with the daily management of your collection.   For example, they will advise you on display/presentation of your works, hooking, the rules of conservation, preservation and minimal maintenance of your collection, etc. 

It is a service that is both relevant to the aesthetic and functional criteria associated with the development, sustainability and development of your collection.

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Company nameBusiness location
Sharon London LissToronto
Apprize ArtMinneapolis
Art Advisory.comToronto
Art Appraisal ResourcesPortland
Atelier CirculaireMontréal
DF ART INCToronto
Fine Art Appraisal + ServicesToronto
Girardot ÉvaluationBromont, Sherbrooke
Hughene Acheson Fine Art ConsultingOakville
KontemporaryArt GalleryCalgary
Margaret L GratzLansdale
Marie C. Beaulieu OrnaMontréal
Propos d’ArtMontréal
PursuitsToronto
Robin Rosenberg Fine Art (RRFA)Hampstead
Rogers Arts AdvisoryToronto
Signet ArtDallas
SvO Fine ArtsVerneuil sur Seine
TONUSParis (15e arrondissement)
ValueMyStuff Ltd.London (UK), Los Angeles
Wall FictionToronto

Remember:

  • Professionals who offer their services in this sector generally have an enviable curriculum both in terms of training and experience. Do not hesitate to ask them about their credentials.
  • The amount you will be required to pay for their services is usually concomitant to the level of expertise you will request of them. Get the necessary information before proceeding.
  • These consultants are often recognized as experts in evaluation of works of art and generally are members of one or the other recognized associations for certified appraisers. See our section on the evaluation of works of art.
  • In North America, the Association of Professional Art Advisors (APAA)  "is a non-profit membership organization of the world’s leading art advisors, curators and corporate art curators. With more than 175 independent art advisors based in 33 cities across Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Israel, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States, practicing in multiple areas of specializationquot".   They have a Canadian Chapter where you can find à listing otheir Canadian Members.  Also in Canada, there is the Arts Consultants Canada / Consultants Canadian Art (ACCA) with a quite similar mandate, but in a larger scope of intervention.    They published a Directory of their members.

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