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SUMMARY:The Power of Art in the Corporate World
DESCRIPTION:The Power of Art in the Corporate World \nWednesday\, February 28\, 2024\, 6:00 – 8:00 pm \nHigh Line Nine Gallery\n507 West 27th St.\, New York\, NY 10001 \nContact: info@cbsacny.org \nJoin us for an engaging evening with a panel of esteemed corporate executives at the forefront of integrating art into the business world. This dynamic discussion will uncover the potent intersection of art\, real estate\, technology\, corporate innovation and social impact. \nThis leadership conversation is poised to be a thought-provoking session set to challenge and broaden your perspective on how the corporate world plays a pivotal role in nurturing and expanding the art landscape. Witness firsthand how these leaders are redefining the role of art in shaping corporate culture and community experiences. \nPanelists \n\nChristina Maxwell\, Director\, Related Companies\nElysa Marden\, Senior Vice President of Arts & Events\, Brookfield Properties\nCorrie Jackson\, Senior Curator\, RBC\nTina Vaz\, Strategist and Executive\, Former Head of Open Arts\, Meta\n(Moderator) Fanyu Lin\, Artist and Entrepreneur\, Chair\, Art & International Committee\, CBSACNY\n\nAgenda \n\n5:30 – 6:00pm: Exhibition viewing and networking\n6:00 – 6:15pm: Opening Remarks by:\nWright Harvey\, Founder of Sugarlift\n6:15 – 7:30pm: Panel discussion\n7:30 – 8:00pm: Exhibition viewing and networking\n\nDATE/TIME:   Wednesday\, February 28 ; 6-8 pm\nDoors open 5:30; Program 6:15-7:30; Networking until 8:00pm;\nDrinks/snacks provided\n\nLOCATION:   High Line Nine Galleries\, 507 West 27th Street\, NY\, NY (bet. 10-11th Avenues)\n \nBios of All Speakers \n \nChristina Maxwell is a New York City-based singer\, actress and executive. Maxwell works at the intersection of the arts and the corporate world as Director at global real estate firm\, The Related Companies.  She serves as the Executive Director of High Line Nine Galleries\, Related Companies’ collection of gallery spaces and advises on the company’s art acquisitions\, overseeing the Art @ Related program. She also advises on cultural partnerships and corporate mental health strategy\, leading strategic partnerships with organizations including Project Healthy Minds and Festival Napa Valley. A graduate of University of Michigan’s acclaimed Musical Theatre department\, Maxwell is an award winning singer and actress who performs in concert across the globe. Maxwell previously served as a Pediatric Oncology Arts Therapist for the New York City nonprofit\, RipRap\, providing one-on-one music and art sessions to children battling cancer.  She was named the Distinguished Young Woman of America in 2012\, for excellence in scholastics\, leadership and talent\, joining the ranks of women including Diane Sawyer and Deborah Norville. Maxwell is a native of Asheville\, North Carolina. \n \nElysa Marden is the Senior Vice President of Arts & Events for Brookfield Properties\, responsible for overseeing the Arts & Culture activations in the public spaces of the office properties in the Northeast. Elysa joined Brookfield Properties in 2007 as the Interim Production Director and has subsequently held the positions Producing Director\, Senior Producing Director\, and Vice President for Arts & Events. She has held her current role since 2021. Prior to joining Brookfield Properties\, Elysa was a freelance stage director and Artistic Director of the WorkShop Theater Company. \n \nCorrie Jackson is the Senior Art Curator at RBC and is responsible for directing the management and growth strategy of the RBC Corporate Art Collection. She oversees the international art collection team and leads the acquisition\, installation\, and care of RBC’s over 6\,000 works. Started in 1929\, the RBC Art Collection is anchored in the support of Canadian artists\, and disseminating their work through national and international locations\, while also ensuring the collection is an accessible resource for clients\, employees\, and the public. A graduate of the University of Toronto Master’s in Curatorial Studies\, Jackson currently sits on the advisory board of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and on the board of the Gardiner Museum\, where she also serves a member of the Governance Committee. \n \nTina Vaz is a strategist and executive with a background in advancing pace-setting brands in art and culture\, technology\, and public media. As Head of Meta’s Open Arts program\, Ms. Vaz oversaw a global initiative to advance company narratives and business priorities through the commissioning of art and design work for Meta spaces\, products\, and partnerships. From 2019-23\, Open Arts engaged more than 600 visual artists and programmed 13M square feet of physical space. Prior to Meta\, Ms. Vaz led communications\, marketing\, issues management\, and brand strategy as Deputy Director of Global Communications for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum\, supporting the Guggenheim’s international activities and constellation of museums as well as high-profile corporate partnerships and initiatives. Her work in public media included fundraising support for the PBS flagship station WGBH and promotion of the long-running PBS series Scientific American Frontiers. Ms. Vaz is a member of the Board of Directors of the Municipal Art Society of New York\, serves on the Advisory Council of the Finnish Cultural Institute in New York\, and is a past Board member of The World Around. She received a degree in journalism from Boston University. \n \nWright Harvey is the founder of Sugarlift\, a contemporary art gallery and online platform based in New York. Prior to founding the gallery in 2014\, Wright earned his double-major in Economics and Studio Art at the University of Virginia. He then spent his first decade in New York working at J.P. Morgan\, developing his love for business and entrepreneurship. Wright started Sugarlift with the mission of helping artists create more sustainable careers by making it easier for people to discover and collect their work. \n \nFanyu Lin is an artist and entrepreneur\, working at the intersection of art\, technology\, architecture and design. An active voice in global dialogues\, Lin serves on the Bloomberg New Economy Cities Council to collaborate on a methodical\, citizen-centric approach to urbanization\, and on the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Connected World\, to shape governance and innovation of the internet of things and related technologies in the global public interest. She is also the Chair of the Art & International Committee for the CBS Alumni Club of NY.  Lin graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts\, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture\, Planning and Preservation and Columbia Business School’s Executive Program\, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. \n  \nCBSACNY would like to thank Club member and Chair of the Art & International Committee\, Fanyu Lin\, for organizing this session and several other in-person panel discussions at exciting locations around the city that are planned this year.
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=DESCRIPTION:The Power of Art in the Corporate World \nWednesday February 28 2024 6:00 – 8:00 pm \nHigh Line Nine Gallery\n507 West 27th St. New York NY 10001 \nContact: info@cbsacny.org \nJoin us for an engaging evening with a panel of esteemed corporate executives at the forefront of integrating art into the business world. This dynamic discussion will uncover the potent intersection of art real estate technology corporate innovation and social impact. \nThis leadership conversation is poised to be a thought-provoking session set to challenge and broaden your perspective on how the corporate world plays a pivotal role in nurturing and expanding the art landscape. Witness firsthand how these leaders are redefining the role of art in shaping corporate culture and community experiences. \nPanelists \n\nChristina Maxwell Director Related Companies\nElysa Marden Senior Vice President of Arts & Events Brookfield Properties\nCorrie Jackson Senior Curator RBC\nTina Vaz Strategist and Executive Former Head of Open Arts Meta\n(Moderator) Fanyu Lin Artist and Entrepreneur Chair Art & International Committee CBSACNY\n\nAgenda \n\n5:30 – 6:00pm: Exhibition viewing and networking\n6:00 – 6:15pm: Opening Remarks by:\nWright Harvey Founder of Sugarlift\n6:15 – 7:30pm: Panel discussion\n7:30 – 8:00pm: Exhibition viewing and networking\n\nDATE/TIME:   Wednesday February 28 ; 6-8 pm\nDoors open 5:30; Program 6:15-7:30; Networking until 8:00pm;\nDrinks/snacks provided\n\n   High Line Nine Galleries 507 West 27th Street NY NY (bet. 10-11th Avenues)\n \nBios of All Speakers \n \nChristina Maxwell is a New York City-based singer actress and executive. Maxwell works at the intersection of the arts and the corporate world as Director at global real estate firm The Related Companies.  She serves as the Executive Director of High Line Nine Galleries Related Companies’ collection of gallery spaces and advises on the company’s art acquisitions overseeing the Art @ Related program. She also advises on cultural partnerships and corporate mental health strategy leading strategic partnerships with organizations including Project Healthy Minds and Festival Napa Valley. A graduate of University of Michigan’s acclaimed Musical Theatre department Maxwell is an award winning singer and actress who performs in concert across the globe. Maxwell previously served as a Pediatric Oncology Arts Therapist for the New York City nonprofit RipRap providing one-on-one music and art sessions to children battling cancer.  She was named the Distinguished Young Woman of America in 2012 for excellence in scholastics leadership and talent joining the ranks of women including Diane Sawyer and Deborah Norville. Maxwell is a native of Asheville North Carolina. \n \nElysa Marden is the Senior Vice President of Arts & Events for Brookfield Properties responsible for overseeing the Arts & Culture activations in the public spaces of the office properties in the Northeast. Elysa joined Brookfield Properties in 2007 as the Interim Production Director and has subsequently held the positions Producing Director Senior Producing Director and Vice President for Arts & Events. She has held her current role since 2021. Prior to joining Brookfield Properties Elysa was a freelance stage director and Artistic Director of the WorkShop Theater Company. \n \nCorrie Jackson is the Senior Art Curator at RBC and is responsible for directing the management and growth strategy of the RBC Corporate Art Collection. She oversees the international art collection team and leads the acquisition installation and care of RBC’s over 6000 works. Started in 1929 the RBC Art Collection is anchored in the support of Canadian artists and disseminating their work through national and international locations while also ensuring the collection is an accessible resource for clients employees and the public. A graduate of the University of Toronto Master’s in Curatorial Studies Jackson currently sits on the advisory board of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and on the board of the Gardiner Museum where she also serves a member of the Governance Committee. \n \nTina Vaz is a strategist and executive with a background in advancing pace-setting brands in art and culture technology and public media. As Head of Meta’s Open Arts program Ms. Vaz oversaw a global initiative to advance company narratives and business priorities through the commissioning of art and design work for Meta spaces products and partnerships. From 2019-23 Open Arts engaged more than 600 visual artists and programmed 13M square feet of physical space. Prior to Meta Ms. Vaz led communications marketing issues management and brand strategy as Deputy Director of Global Communications for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum supporting the Guggenheim’s international activities and constellation of museums as well as high-profile corporate partnerships and initiatives. Her work in public media included fundraising support for the PBS flagship station WGBH and promotion of the long-running PBS series Scientific American Frontiers. Ms. Vaz is a member of the Board of Directors of the Municipal Art Society of New York serves on the Advisory Council of the Finnish Cultural Institute in New York and is a past Board member of The World Around. She received a degree in journalism from Boston University. \n \nWright Harvey is the founder of Sugarlift a contemporary art gallery and online platform based in New York. Prior to founding the gallery in 2014 Wright earned his double-major in Economics and Studio Art at the University of Virginia. He then spent his first decade in New York working at J.P. Morgan developing his love for business and entrepreneurship. Wright started Sugarlift with the mission of helping artists create more sustainable careers by making it easier for people to discover and collect their work. \n \nFanyu Lin is an artist and entrepreneur working at the intersection of art technology architecture and design. An active voice in global dialogues Lin serves on the Bloomberg New Economy Cities Council to collaborate on a methodical citizen-centric approach to urbanization and on the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Connected World to shape governance and innovation of the internet of things and related technologies in the global public interest. 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SUMMARY:Art as An Asset Class: How to Invest in Art and Artfully Achieve Your Investment Objectives
DESCRIPTION:Art as An Asset Class: How to Invest in Art and Artfully Achieve Your Investment Objectives \nWednesday\, January 10\, 2024\, 6:00 – 8:00 pm \nSunken Living Room at Spring Place \n6 St. John’s Lane\, New York\, NY 10013 \nContact: info@cbsacny.org \n  \nCurious about Art as an Asset Class?    \nJoin us and a panel of experts on January 10 for an in-person discussion of the myriad ways to invest in art. \nPreviously the exclusive domain of billionaires and UHNWIs\, there are many new ways to invest in art.  You’ll learn what to look for as an art investor and how to artfully achieve your investment objectives! \nMingle with the speakers and your colleagues in the Sunken Living Room. Drinks are available for purchase at Spring Place\, 6 St. John’s Lane\, (off Varick)\, NYC. \n  \nPanelists \n\nWendy Battleson\, Private Client Advisor\, SVP\,  Bank of America Private Bank\nRebecca Fine (CC ’89; CLS ’93) \, Managing Director\, Athena Art Finance & Yield-street\nAmanda Lo Iacono\, Global Managing Director\, 20th Century & Contemporary Art\, Phillips\nLewis Long\, Owner and Founder\, Long Gallery Harlem\nFotini Xydas\, Co-head of Art Advisory & Finance\, Citi Private Bank\n(Moderator) Fanyu Lin  (CBS ’16)\, Artist & Architect\, Chair\, Art & International Committee of CBS Alumni Club of NY\n\nDATE/TIME:   Wednesday\, January 10 ; 6-8 pm  Doors open 5:30; Program 6-7:15; Networking until 8:00pm; Drinks available \nLOCATION:   Spring Place’s Sunken Living Room\, 6 St. John’s Lane (off Varick)\, NYC \nBios of the Panelists: \nWendy Battleson is an advisor with Bank of America Private Bank  with a focus on wealth management\, primarily for female clients and their families.  Previously\, she was the Principal of Art Strategy Partners\, providing art related financial services to hedge funds\, family offices and other high net worth individuals and entities.  Wendy founded the company after nearly a decade in various financial executive positions at Christie’s auction house in New York\, London\, and Hong Kong. While at Christie’s\, Wendy was responsible for developing the strategies and deal structures of $1 billion+ in annual global art transactions\, in addition to founding its art finance business. Prior to her time at Christie’s\, Wendy served as a member of the executive team at Cendant Corporation (a former Fortune 100 company) in its corporate spin-off and subsequent IPO on the NY Stock Exchange.  Earlier in her career\, she was the Managing Director of RE/MAX and in Zurich\, Switzerland where she worked and lived for six years.  She has a degree in Political Science and Economics from James Madison University and a law degree from George Mason University School of Law. \nRebecca Fine is a leader in the fused worlds of art\, finance and law. She manages the global specialty art lender\, Athena Art Finance\, which has originated $750mm+ in art loans and ranks as a top 5 art lender in the U.S.\, and the only non-bank lender. She and her all-women art finance team also manage all Art Investments for Yieldstreet\, a private market alternative investments platform. Since joining Yieldstreet in 2019\, Rebecca’s team has launched 8 art debt offerings – backed by the art loans Athena originates – and 5 diversified art equity funds. Prior to founding Athena in 2015\, Rebecca was a law partner at a boutique art law firm\, focusing on the art-specific risks associated with lending against art as an asset. There\, she litigated disputes involving title\, authenticity\, attribution and restitution claims for world-renowned art galleries\, museums\, foundations\, and private collectors. After graduating from Columbia College and Columbia Law School\, Rebecca was a commercial\, cross-border litigator at the law firms of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Wilmer Hale. Hailing from 3 generations of women artists and gallerists\, Rebecca has a deep passion for art and an understanding of a multitude of perspectives on the art market. \nAmanda Lo Iacono\, Global Managing Director\, 20th Century & Contemporary Art\, Phillips. With over a decade of experience in the art market\, Amanda joined Phillips in 2016 where she played a pivotal role in spearheading the 20th Century & Contemporary Department’s growth in the United States. During her tenure\, she’s also held the roles of Business Manager\, and Head of the Evening Sale Department.  Under her tenure\, Phillips’ New York Evening Sales achieved numerous records and industry-leading sell-through rates in excess of 90% by lot and value. Amanda’s has brought several important works by blue-chip artists to market including Mark Rothko\, Andy Warhol\, Jean-Michel Basquiat\, Barbara Hepworth\, Jean Dubuffet\, Carmen Herrera\, Damien Hirst\, and Amy Sherald. Amanda joined Phillips from Christie’s\, where she held specialist positions on the Post-War & Contemporary Evening and Day sales during a period of record-breaking sales and spearheaded the expansion of Online Sales in Europe. Prior to embarking on her career in the art world\, Amanda was an Associate at J.P. Morgan Asset Management where she managed a portfolio of 20 funds in the Global Multi-Asset Group with assets under management of over $3.5 billion.  Amanda gained a BA with Honours in History of Art from Oxford University and an MA with Distinction in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute\, where she focused on Modern and Postmodern art with specialization in Surrealism. \nLewis Long is a gallerist\, art dealer\, curator\, collector and arts leader.  He is the owner and founder of the Long Gallery Harlem \, a contemporary art gallery through which he has created an exhibition and monetization platform for under-represented emerging artists and collectors which are often overlooked by more established galleries. Lewis is also the General Partner for ACP Art Management\, an art investment management company.  Previously\, he was the associate director for the Columbia University Wallach Art Gallery\, where he worked on the groundbreaking Posing Modernity exhibition which traveled from Columbia to the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Lewis spent nearly 25 years in corporate strategy and marketing leadership roles. He received a bachelor’s degree in finance\, cum laude\, from Howard University\, an MBA from the Harvard Business School and\, in 2018\, he completed the Stanford University Impact Program for Arts Leaders. In 2021\, he completed the Comprehensive Appraisal Studies Program of the Appraisal Association of America. \nFotini Xydas\, Co-head of Art Advisory & Finance\, Citi Private Bank \nFotini Xydas is a Co-head of Citi Private Bank Art Advisory & Finance and an Art Advisor. She co-leads a team of art specialists who help clients build\, manage and finance museum-quality art collections. Fotini specializes in 19th to mid-20th century American and European art. Since joining Citi in 2003\, Fotini has worked with some of the top collectors in the world\, helping them build museum-quality art collections by identifying opportunities and providing comprehensive\, objective advice on acquisitions and sales. Prior to her current advisory role on the team\, she held collections management and research positions. Fotini began her career at Sotheby’s and Hollis Taggart Galleries in New York\, where she assisted in curating several exhibitions on American modernism\, including Inheriting Cubism. Fotini graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Art History. She went on to complete graduate work in American and European 19th and 20th Century art at Columbia University\, where she earned a master’s degree\, and at The Graduate Center of the City University of New York\, where she earned an MPhil in Art History. Fotini has written extensively about the art market since 2009 for Citi’s State of the Art Market\, Art Focus\, Global Perspectives & Solutions and Wealth Advisory series\, and also been quoted by Bloomberg\, Artnetand Financial Times publications. \nFanyu Lin is an artist and entrepreneur\, working at the intersection of art\, technology\, architecture and design. An active voice in global dialogues\, Lin serves on the Bloomberg New Economy Cities Council to collaborate on a methodical\, citizen-centric approach to urbanization\, and on the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Connected World\, to shape governance and innovation of the internet of things and related technologies in the global public interest. She is also the Chair of the Art & International Committee for the CBS Alumni Club of NY. 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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=DESCRIPTION:Art as An Asset Class: How to Invest in Art and Artfully Achieve Your Investment Objectives \nWednesday January 10 2024 6:00 – 8:00 pm \nSunken Living Room at Spring Place \n6 St. John’s Lane New York NY 10013 \nContact: info@cbsacny.org \n  \nCurious about Art as an Asset Class?    \nJoin us and a panel of experts on January 10 for an in-person discussion of the myriad ways to invest in art. \nPreviously the exclusive domain of billionaires and UHNWIs there are many new ways to invest in art.  You’ll learn what to look for as an art investor and how to artfully achieve your investment objectives! \nMingle with the speakers and your colleagues in the Sunken Living Room. Drinks are available for purchase at Spring Place 6 St. John’s Lane (off Varick) NYC. \n  \nPanelists \n\nWendy Battleson Private Client Advisor SVP  Bank of America Private Bank\nRebecca Fine (CC ’89; CLS ’93)  Managing Director Athena Art Finance & Yield-street\nAmanda Lo Iacono Global Managing Director 20th Century & Contemporary Art Phillips\nLewis Long Owner and Founder Long Gallery Harlem\nFotini Xydas Co-head of Art Advisory & Finance Citi Private Bank\n(Moderator) Fanyu Lin  (CBS ’16) Artist & Architect Chair Art & International Committee of CBS Alumni Club of NY\n\nDATE/TIME:   Wednesday January 10 ; 6-8 pm  Doors open 5:30; Program 6-7:15; Networking until 8:00pm; Drinks available \n   Spring Place’s Sunken Living Room 6 St. John’s Lane (off Varick) NYC \nBios of the Panelists: \nWendy Battleson is an advisor with Bank of America Private Bank  with a focus on wealth management primarily for female clients and their families.  Previously she was the Principal of Art Strategy Partners providing art related financial services to hedge funds family offices and other high net worth individuals and entities.  Wendy founded the company after nearly a decade in various financial executive positions at Christie’s auction house in New York London and Hong Kong. While at Christie’s Wendy was responsible for developing the strategies and deal structures of $1 billion+ in annual global art transactions in addition to founding its art finance business. Prior to her time at Christie’s Wendy served as a member of the executive team at Cendant Corporation (a former Fortune 100 company) in its corporate spin-off and subsequent IPO on the NY Stock Exchange.  Earlier in her career she was the Managing Director of RE/MAX and in Zurich Switzerland where she worked and lived for six years.  She has a degree in Political Science and Economics from James Madison University and a law degree from George Mason University School of Law. \nRebecca Fine is a leader in the fused worlds of art finance and law. She manages the global specialty art lender Athena Art Finance which has originated $750mm+ in art loans and ranks as a top 5 art lender in the U.S. and the only non-bank lender. She and her all-women art finance team also manage all Art Investments for Yieldstreet a private market alternative investments platform. Since joining Yieldstreet in 2019 Rebecca’s team has launched 8 art debt offerings – backed by the art loans Athena originates – and 5 diversified art equity funds. Prior to founding Athena in 2015 Rebecca was a law partner at a boutique art law firm focusing on the art-specific risks associated with lending against art as an asset. There she litigated disputes involving title authenticity attribution and restitution claims for world-renowned art galleries museums foundations and private collectors. After graduating from Columbia College and Columbia Law School Rebecca was a commercial cross-border litigator at the law firms of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Wilmer Hale. Hailing from 3 generations of women artists and gallerists Rebecca has a deep passion for art and an understanding of a multitude of perspectives on the art market. \nAmanda Lo Iacono Global Managing Director 20th Century & Contemporary Art Phillips. With over a decade of experience in the art market Amanda joined Phillips in 2016 where she played a pivotal role in spearheading the 20th Century & Contemporary Department’s growth in the United States. During her tenure she’s also held the roles of Business Manager and Head of the Evening Sale Department.  Under her tenure Phillips’ New York Evening Sales achieved numerous records and industry-leading sell-through rates in excess of 90% by lot and value. Amanda’s has brought several important works by blue-chip artists to market including Mark Rothko Andy Warhol Jean-Michel Basquiat Barbara Hepworth Jean Dubuffet Carmen Herrera Damien Hirst and Amy Sherald. Amanda joined Phillips from Christie’s where she held specialist positions on the Post-War & Contemporary Evening and Day sales during a period of record-breaking sales and spearheaded the expansion of Online Sales in Europe. Prior to embarking on her career in the art world Amanda was an Associate at J.P. Morgan Asset Management where she managed a portfolio of 20 funds in the Global Multi-Asset Group with assets under management of over $3.5 billion.  Amanda gained a BA with Honours in History of Art from Oxford University and an MA with Distinction in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute where she focused on Modern and Postmodern art with specialization in Surrealism. \nLewis Long is a gallerist art dealer curator collector and arts leader.  He is the owner and founder of the Long Gallery Harlem  a contemporary art gallery through which he has created an exhibition and monetization platform for under-represented emerging artists and collectors which are often overlooked by more established galleries. Lewis is also the General Partner for ACP Art Management an art investment management company.  Previously he was the associate director for the Columbia University Wallach Art Gallery where he worked on the groundbreaking Posing Modernity exhibition which traveled from Columbia to the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. Lewis spent nearly 25 years in corporate strategy and marketing leadership roles. He received a bachelor’s degree in finance cum laude from Howard University an MBA from the Harvard Business School and in 2018 he completed the Stanford University Impact Program for Arts Leaders. In 2021 he completed the Comprehensive Appraisal Studies Program of the Appraisal Association of America. \nFotini Xydas Co-head of Art Advisory & Finance Citi Private Bank \nFotini Xydas is a Co-head of Citi Private Bank Art Advisory & Finance and an Art Advisor. She co-leads a team of art specialists who help clients build manage and finance museum-quality art collections. Fotini specializes in 19th to mid-20th century American and European art. Since joining Citi in 2003 Fotini has worked with some of the top collectors in the world helping them build museum-quality art collections by identifying opportunities and providing comprehensive objective advice on acquisitions and sales. Prior to her current advisory role on the team she held collections management and research positions. Fotini began her career at Sotheby’s and Hollis Taggart Galleries in New York where she assisted in curating several exhibitions on American modernism including Inheriting Cubism. Fotini graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Art History. She went on to complete graduate work in American and European 19th and 20th Century art at Columbia University where she earned a master’s degree and at The Graduate Center of the City University of New York where she earned an MPhil in Art History. Fotini has written extensively about the art market since 2009 for Citi’s State of the Art Market Art Focus Global Perspectives & Solutions and Wealth Advisory series and also been quoted by Bloomberg Artnetand Financial Times publications. \nFanyu Lin is an artist and entrepreneur working at the intersection of art technology architecture and design. An active voice in global dialogues Lin serves on the Bloomberg New Economy Cities Council to collaborate on a methodical citizen-centric approach to urbanization and on the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Connected World to shape governance and innovation of the internet of things and related technologies in the global public interest. She is also the Chair of the Art & International Committee for the CBS Alumni Club of NY. 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SUMMARY:"Art And Its Market" with Christie's Deputy Chairman Dr. Dirk Boll
DESCRIPTION:A Talk with Deputy Chairman of 20th and 21st Century Art at Christie’s\, Prof. Dr. Dirk Boll\, author of “Art and Its Market” with Q & A by artist/architect Fanyu Lin \nTuesday\, December 5\, 2023\, 12 – 1:15 pm ET (Zoom) \nOrganizer: Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York \nContact: info@cbsacny.org \nWe are honored to have Dirk Boll\, Deputy Chairman of 20th and 21st Century Art at Christie’s to share the intricate ecosystem of the art world — covering market insights\, legal frameworks\, and technological impacts. Dr. Boll will delve into his new book\, ‘Art And Its Market\,’ discussing restitution complexities\, emerging trends\, and paradigm shifts.  \nOver the past two years\, structural changes in the art market have accelerated considerably. From virtual viewing rooms and private sales to new distribution channels\, the pandemic and increased digitization have had all-encompassing and lasting effects. With 25 years of experience at the forefront of the art industry\, Dirk Boll\, offers insights into the latest developments and dynamics\, as well as profound background knowledge. \n\nWhere to start as someone who is interested in buying art?\nWhat distinguishes the Dutch from the English auction?\nWhat role does art criticism play in the canonization of art?\n\nBoll\, who studied law\, also sheds light on the legal framework surrounding acquisition and the highly relevant topic of looted art and its restitution. \nBios \nProf. Dr. Dirk Boll studied law in Göttingen and Freiburg (Br.) and had his judicial traineeship at the Higher Court in Stuttgart and the German Chamber of Commerce in Brussels. A post graduate study in Art Management in Stuttgart-Ludwigsburg earned him a Master of Art degree. He wrote his Ph.D. thesis on distribution systems for art and the legal framework of the international art market. He joined Christie’s in 1998 in London in the 20th Century Art Department. Following positions in Germany and Switzerland he returned to London in 2011 to serve in various management functions\, from Regional Managing Director to President of the Administration in EMEA (Europe & UK\, Middle East\, Africa). In 2022 he was appointed Deputy Chairman of the 20th and 21st Century Art Cluster (Impressionist and Modern Art\, Postwar- and Contemporary Art\, Photography and Design). Dirk Boll is also a lecturer at the University of Hamburg on the subject of Art Management. He publishes regularly in various daily papers and international magazines and has a quarterly column in the Swiss paper Handelszeitung. Since 2009 he published eight books on various aspects of the art markets\, collecting or museum development (with Hatje Cantz/Berlin). In 2015 he launched a publication on “Auctioneers who made Art History”. His view on the post-Corona art markets were published in December 2020 (“What’s different this time? Economical Crisis and Art Market 1990/2001/2009/2020”). His latest publication “Art and Its Market” (handbook in six volumes\, December 2023) combines his background in law with his current professional area\, analysing the legal and economical basis for and the distribution systems of the art market. Dirk Boll is board member of the Friends of the Israel Museum\, chairman of the Advisory Board of Haus der Kunst in Munich and member of the Advisory Board of University of Zurich (UZH for Art Market Studies). In 2017 he received the Commander Cross of the order “pro Merito Melitensi”\, the order of merit of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. Architectural Digest (2019) included him in the list of the 200 “most influential players in art and design.”  \nFanyu Lin is an artist and entrepreneur\, working at the intersection of art\, technology\, architecture and design. An active voice in global dialogues\, Lin serves on the Bloomberg New Economy Cities Council to collaborate on a methodical\, citizen-centric approach to urbanization\, and on the World Economic Forum’s Council on the Connected World\, to shape governance and innovation of the internet of things and related technologies in the global public interest. She is also the Chair of the Art & International Committee for the CBS Alumni Club of NY. Lin graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts\, Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture\, Planning and Preservation and Columbia Business School.
URL:https://artinamericaguide.com/event/art-and-its-market-with-christies-deputy-chairman-dr-dirk-boll/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Event,Virtual Events + Viewing Rooms
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