A renowned expert in the art market with more than thirty years of international experience. She began her professional career at the Museu d’Art de Catalunya and the Louvre in Paris, and later moved to London to work at the auction house Sotheby’s.
She currently resides in the United States and is an adjunct professor at the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York, where she teaches courses on international markets and auctions.
In addition to teaching and research, she continues to work as a consultant for clients and participates as a speaker worldwide. She has given lectures on market trends at Georgetown University (Washington, D.C.), Tsinghua University (Beijing), and CENTRO (Mexico City), among other institutions.
She is a regular contributor to Il Giornale dell’Arte and Arte al Día, a member of The International Art Market Studies, and is involved in art-related charitable organizations.
WHEN A RENAISSANCE PAINTER OUTDRAWS CONTEMPORARY ART
The current exhibition devoted to Beato Angelico at Palazzo Strozzi is not only an art-historical event but also a revealing case study in how audiences engage with art today. It is the first major exhibition dedicated to the artist in more than seventy years (last time was in 1955) , and its success goes well beyond scholarly importance.
