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As independent art advisors, Art Experts provides advice on the financial aspects of acquiring art.
Our strategic advice is designed to minimize your total cost of acquisition while selecting artworks that will increase in value.
Buying art is subject to taxes in many jurisdictions, in addition to a wide range of expenses and transaction fees. We examine and present structured acquisition options that may minimize or eliminate applicable taxes while significantly reducing associated costs.
Healthy financial management dictates that you should only own art that is increasing in value. We deploy regression analysis, neural networks, and market sentiment modeling to extrapolate the price trendline for individual artists.
The first fundamental of acquiring art is that it must be authentic, and its authenticity must be conclusively demonstrated and documented. This is accomplished by performing provenance research, documentary research, forensic studies, and scientific tests. If you need assistance reviewing authentication documents or authenticating artworks, we offer our specialized services.
The second fundamental of acquiring art is establishing a clear title. This goes beyond the basic check that an artwork is not listed as stolen or looted; it is crucial to ensure there is no lien on it from a lender or third party, that it is not tied up in litigation, and that it is not claimed by a country as national patrimony. If you need assistance checking that an artwork truly has a clear title, we offer our services.
Not only is it imperative that you don’t overpay, but it is when you buy that you have the unique opportunity of locking in an initial profit. Get a prudent, conservative appraisal of value before you buy.
Condition and restoration directly affect value, particularly in the eyes of curators, scholars, and institutional professionals. Avoid buying art with a condition problem that will make it hard to sell and impossible to sell well.
Unlike stock market shares, physical artworks must be packed, shipped, and stored. They are highly sensitive to temperature, humidity, light, and vibrations, and some art even requires heavy moving equipment or a crane to be disassembled. This is why the logistics side of acquiring art must be fully evaluated before purchase—art that doesn’t fit through the door, the window, or the elevator creates a brand-new problem.
Shipping art from one country to another requires specialized paperwork that differs from country to country.
Collecting art means acquiring art for deeply personal reasons. The advice we provide to collectors is meant as financial guardrails.
Engage us as your on-demand private researcher to assist you with these questions.
This means buying art for profit. It requires advanced knowledge, tools, and techniques.
Engage us as your art investment consigliere.
This is your compass. Constantly check and compare the past, current, and predictive values of a multitude of artworks—both those you own, to decide which to hold or to sell, and the ones you are considering adding to your portfolio.
Become an expert at breaking down and isolating the building blocks of value. Because all artworks are different, apply multivariate normalization and dimensionality reduction. For multi-criteria decision making, use an MCDA system (Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis system).
If you prefer that we run the numbers for you, we offer our services.
The difference between investing and trading is that the investor waits for the value to rise. The trader doesn’t wait. The added value is already there—his task is to prove that it is.
We operate under strict confidentiality standards to protect client privacy and market positions.
We welcome executing a mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) prior to reviewing your collection objectives or specific target acquisitions.
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Call us at +1 (212) 658-0466 or submit a confidential inquiry using the contact form below.
We work with clients worldwide and provide art appraisal, art sales services, and certificates of authenticity wherever our clients are located.
We have experts based in major international cities including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Washington, D.C., Buenos Aires, Helsinki, London, Paris, Geneva, Zurich, Rome, Milan, Madrid, Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Dubai, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Our experts also frequently travel to other cities and countries when an in-person examination of an artwork is needed.
Examinations can be carried out at the client’s home, office, gallery, storage facility, bank, law firm, or other private premises. Whether you require an appraisal, assistance with selling an artwork, or a certificate of authenticity, our team can assist you wherever you or your artwork are located.