The phrase "art advisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who provides guidance and expertise in the field of art, often assisting clients in purchasing or collecting art.
Example: "After consulting with an art advisor, she decided to invest in contemporary pieces for her collection."
Alternatives: "art consultant" or "art expert".
Art advisor, curator, educator and friend; she will be missed.
Describes how he met art collector William I. Koch & art advisor Christine Berry.
"These sales are no longer auctions," says Allan Schwartzman, an art advisor.
MIAMI BEACH— "Walk towards the painting," the art advisor Liz Klein instructed, referring to a large Gerhard Richter work, one of his "Strip Paintings".
Pilar Vahey, an art advisor in Manhattan, discovered this in January, when she began looking for an island getaway for her and her husband, Matthew Digan.
It is strongly believed, for example, that Guy Bennett, an art advisor acting on behalf of the Qataris, negotiated third-party guarantees on the top lots at both Christie's and Sotheby's recent contemporary auctions in New York.
Few art advisors have such blind conviction in their own taste.It is rare for three early Warhols of the same date and similar size to come up for auction three days in a row.
Seasoned collectors as well as beginners can easily contact a gallery or inquire with a dedicated member of Artsy's art advisors when they find a work that captures their interest.
The reported returns are enough to catch anyone's eye: the index of fine art sales, used by art advisors to sell art funds, shows an average annual return of 10% over the past four decades.
Down a corridor of eye-popping green, yellow, black and red (a commissioned Frieze Project, from the German artist Thomas Bayrle) went the Serious Collectors, the museum curators, the art advisors and anyone well-connected enough to procure a coveted early pass.
We joined forces with yet another group of scholars (Renée Adams and Roman Kräussl) who were investigating the gender divide in the art market to organize a day that brought together an impressive line-up of academics, art advisors, collectors, entrepreneurs, journalists and fine art students to examine the phenomenon from a multi-stakeholder perspective.
