The Educated Eye: How to Buy & Sell Smart
A look into the Bar Cross Ranch collection did just that. Built to inform the construction of the Bar Cross Ranch in Wyoming in 1910, the collection celebrates the influential historical art of the West, important Native American artifacts, and ranch culture.
Join us for an insightful webinar as The Fine Art Group’s experts unravel the intricate art of curation, exploring the nuanced choices and deliberate steps involved in crafting a cohesive and meaningful art collection.
What makes one bag more expensive than another? How do you protect yourself from the counterfeit market? When is the best time of year to buy or sell luxury handbags? Whether you are starting a collection or selling one, our experts will offer insight into this niche market.
Join us for a 30-minute in-depth discussion on how buyers can navigate multi-category single-owner sales to identify opportunities and hidden gems within the larger sale context. We will be using the upcoming Sotheby’s Hôtel Lambert auction as an example. Our experts will cover various categories of fine decorative arts and furniture.
There are many factors that can influence the value of a Picasso print. So what makes one Picasso print more expensive than another? Whether you are buying new Picasso prints or consigning prints that you own, this presentation will help you better understand the value of these works.
Spotlight Series
What makes a collection important? And how can you use the sale of your collection to bring value to charitable organizations?
Our experts explore the journey of a unique collector with an extraordinary and discerning eye. We highlight key artists and works from The Collection of Sidney Rothberg that have not been in public view for decades.
Colleen Boyle, The Fine Art Group’s Managing Director of Philanthropic Strategy and Rothberg’s daughter and co-curator, Saranne Rothberg, dive deeper into bridging the worlds of art and philanthropy, illustrating how Rothberg’s incredible art collection will continue to honor his lifelong legacy of collecting and giving back.
There are various factors to consider when selling your collection of art, jewelry, and other valuable assets, from finding the right sales venue to getting the best price for your pieces.
Watch Kerry-Lee Jeffery, Colleen Boyle, Anita Heriot, and Kate Waterhouse discuss ways to maximize return of investment when selling collections.
Tabitha Nicolas, Regional Appraisals Manager, speaks with Rick Worm, Risk Mitigation Specialist with Hagerty Insurance, in a 20-minute virtual forum.
Join us to hear about what you can do to mitigate the financial risk of your passion assets when faced with disaster or damage.
Our CEO & Founder Philip Hoffman speaks with President Anita Heriot in a 20-minute virtual forum about the latest on inflation and how to leverage collections to maneuver through the current economic climate.
Art and collectibles are an alternative asset class that has garnered a lot of interest in recent years.
Uncorrelated to the stock market, these investments are attractive to those looking to hedge against crashes and volatility. They’re also more personal than stocks and easier to get passionate about—especially when they’re posting record-breaking returns.
Have you considered art-secured lending for your High-Net-Worth individual and Ultra High-Net-Worth clients?
Art and jewelry loans allow collectors to realize liquidity without having to make unfavorable sales to satisfy short-term cash-flow requirements, or simply extract valuable investment capital. Through this form of financing, collections can be expanded, and investment returns can be optimized.
Wealth transference and tax strategy is a hot topic of conversation in 2021, particularly when discussing passion assets such as art, jewelry, wine, cars, and other valuable collections.
Please enjoy this webinar discussing these issues and others related to wealth preservation and tax efficient strategies.
ART & COLLECTIBLES MARKET UPDATES
This spring signed jewels and stunning gemstones take focus at Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips. Such an abundance of property on the market can cause buyer whiplash. Please join Senior Specialist and Director of Jewelry and Watches for The Fine Art Group, Kate Waterhouse, while she presents her ‘Top Picks’ from the spring season for New York’s Luxury Week and ‘Lots to Watch.’
The Fine Art Group’s Advisory Team is pleased to invite you to our latest State of the Art Market webinar. Our advisors will share their expert insight on how to navigate the New York May auctions, highlighting their top picks from the season.
Our Art Advisory Team gives an overview on the current state of the art market and comment on the Spring 2022 auctions.
The Fine Art Group and AIG Private Client Group present a review and analysis of the recent New York Auction Week highlighting trends in the market, collecting in today’s environment and collection management.
HIGH-PROFILE CLIENTS
Keeping it Real: Helping the High-Profile Client Buy & Sell Smart
With fame and fortune, many celebrities, sports figures, and entrepreneurs have experienced an influx of wealth and begin to buy art, jewelry, cars, wine and memorabilia. When the money begins to flow, it is common that a high-profile buyer experiences vulnerability.
It is essential that structures are put into place to protect the high-profile client from being taken advantage of.