Founded in 1980, our office plans, implements and manages fine art collections and public art programs. Our practice is service-oriented with an emphasis on fostering long-term client relationships. Each assignment is addressed as a distinct curatorial endeavor. Clients include individual collectors, foundations, academic and not-for-profit institutions, public agencies, professional firms, and corporations.

Our fees are structured on a time basis. As we do not represent artists, accept commissions, or sell works of art, our independence affords clients a broad range of curatorial options and precludes any conflicts of interest.

As a general policy we do not disclose detailed information relating to our clients’ budgets or collections.