John Wolf Advisory was founded in 2009 with a mission to assist private clients and corporations in creating outstanding collections of fine art. Demystifying the art world for private clients and educating them in all aspects of the art market is of paramount importance. By cultivating an environment of trust, built on a authentic and genuine care, JWA is able to match clients with the right piece of art and build collections perceived to have been acquired over decades. A full service art advisory firm, John Wolf and his associates also consult for the interior design trade and curate within the non-profit sector.
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We have exceptional access to the highest quality work through established relationships with galleries, artists, auction houses, and dealers globally. We develop a framework for enduring collections based on aesthetics, investment value, institutional and intellectual relevance, and each client’s long-terms goals.
Sell
Acting as the client’s fiduciary, we strive to achieve the uppermost financial gain for a client. This requires analysis of the best coarse of action, whether a private sale, consignment or taking to auction. All aspects of a sale are handled with complete privacy and discretion .
Manage
From documenting and organizing a collection, to photography, transportation and storage and installation, we have the network of professionals and staff to assist in the care and day-to-day needs surrounding a client’s collection.
Ancillary
We assist in the services surrounding taking works to market or evaluating purchases, including appraisals, conservation and restoration, and insurance coverage.
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Secret Gay Box at The Tom of Finland Foundation
John Wolf Fine Art is pleased to announce its inclusion in the Spring/Break Art Show 2018 with an exhibition entitled, ‘Secret Gay Box.’ The theme of the 2018 edition of the fair is ‘Stranger Comes to Town’ — an artistic examination of those who are seemingly or actually different than the world around them.
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Indulge
In much of the art world today, intention is considered paramount. Artists push the boundaries of cultural propriety under the pretext of provoking necessary questions, And it’s up to the viewer if the “discursive intention” is enough; enough to justify the work of an artist who uses an image, a culture, even an emotion that isn’t their own. We invite you to take part in a world where you don’t have to pretend. You don’t need a discursive pretense, and your work doesn’t need a deeper meaning, intention or excuse. The ends are the same as the means: fun.