I am frequently asked, “what exactly does an art advisor do? This informative article provides insights into our profession.
ArtInfo: The Role of Art Advisors
By Jennie Bell
Dear ArtInfo,
I consider myself a mid-range collector—I don’t spend millions on art, but I make a few significant purchases each year. I focus on Contemporary works, across all media types, although paintings make up roughly three-quarters of …
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Baxter & Cook Art Advisors is pleased to announce a New York office in Midtown Manhattan. The new office will allow the full service art advisory firm to better serve the needs of their clients. Expect to hear about more exciting art world events and updates from the Big Apple!
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Posted By Haute Living.com on June 6th, 2010
As an independent art advisor to some of the Bay Area’s wealthiest and most influential families, Holly Baxter of Baxter & Cook Art Advisors LLC has an eye for quality that’s hardly second to none. As her business demands a meticulous guarding of information and privacy when it comes to her clients, she is tight-lipped about details of clients and their collections, but insiders …
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Baxter & Cook Art Advisors selected to represent The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama.
San Francisco, CA- Baxter & Cook Art Advisors were chosen by the Committee of 100 for Tibet and The Dalai Lama Foundation as sales agents for the artwork exhibited in The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama, currently on view at The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco …
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A look at the (very private) world of the top art advisers
Hidden Persuaders
By Georgina Adam
The Financial Times
They don’t figure in the lists of top collectors, yet they spend millions every year at auction and at dealers. They get first dibs on the most sought-after works of art at the top fairs, yet outside the art world their names are unknown – and they like to keep it that way. Click on the link below for a
A look at the (very private) world …
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