As an art advisory, we work alongside wealth managers who recognize that art increasingly plays a meaningful role in the lives of their clients. Our role is to support this intersection thoughtfully—bringing perspective, access, and cultural understanding to conversations around collecting and art ownership.
Within wealth management, diversification and thoughtful portfolio construction remain central priorities. At the same time, many clients are looking for cultural engagement assets that reflect personal interests, identity, and legacy. Art can occupy a unique place within this landscape—one that combines aesthetic experience with the potential for long-term value. Through our network of artists, galleries, and institutions across the United States and Europe, we help identify works that resonate culturally while also standing within the broader context of the contemporary art market.
Our work is informed by long-standing relationships within the art world and a careful understanding of the cultural landscape in which artists and institutions operate. This allows us to assist wealth managers and their clients in navigating acquisitions with discretion, clarity, and context.
Through these relationships, we are able to source carefully vetted artworks from established galleries and artists. These works often carry institutional recognition or strong cultural relevance, providing collectors with access to artworks that hold significance within the broader contemporary art ecosystem while also demonstrating qualities that collectors and markets value over time.
Approximately 63% of surveyed wealth managers have already integrated art into their wealth management offering but there is still a significant amount of firms missing this critical opportunity.
Justin Flach, managing director of wealth strategy with Ascent Private Capital Management of U.S. Bank, says that he has noticed many affluent clients view collectibles as a viable investment option. “Academic research has shown that artwork or any other collectible can serve as a countercyclical holding during times of market volatility.”
Our advisory operates between the United States and Europe, working with collectors and advisors across multiple regions and art markets. Whether clients are based in New York, London, or elsewhere, we offer guidance tailored to their interests, environments, and long-term collecting ambitions.
This year’s Deloitte Art & Finance Report predicts UHNWIs will increase their allocation of wealth to art and collectibles in 2026 to an estimated US$2.861 trillion.
As financial markets evolve and clients seek broader forms of cultural and intellectual engagement, art is increasingly becoming part of the conversation. When approached thoughtfully, collecting can sit alongside more traditional forms of wealth stewardship, offering both cultural depth and the potential for long-term value.
Start a conversation with us. We welcome conversations with wealth managers interested in understanding how art can play a role within the broader lives and interests of their clients.
- Private Art Acquisition Opportunities
- Access to Institutional-Grade Artworks
- Art Collection Strategy & Advisory
- Commission-Based Advisory Structure
