What Clients Are Saying...

"Above all, Judith has great sensibilities. She sees and understands both the individual work and the context in which the artist is working. She is very frank and straightforward in her assessments. Her knowledge of the art world is encyclopedic."
                              Principal, charitable foundation

"Your knowledge of the art market, your good judgment as to what would work in the space, and your senstivity to our budget were the indispensable ingredients in our effort."
                              Partner, New York law firm

Judith Selkowitz has brought her passion and knowledge of 19th and 20th century and contemporary works to the business of developing collections for over 250 corporations internationally as well as a list of discerning private collectors.

Ms. Selkowitz received her art education degree at Skidmore College and was a Fulbright Scholar in Rome. She served as an art researcher at the Archives of American Art, of the Smithsonian Institution. She has lectured at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Institute of Business Designers, the World Art Market Conference, Art News, the American Society of Interior Designers Conference, The Lotos Club and The Dartmouth Club. She has been interviewed as an expert in the art business for articles appearing in The Washington Post, Forbes, Business Week, The Wall Street Journal, Interior Design, Contract and Progressive Architecture. In 1992, her article Art and the Images of Corporate America appeared in The New York Times.

Judith Selkowitz, president of Art Advisory Services, has been a recognized leader in the art consulting world since her first corporate commission for Xerox in 1970. She provides a professional, personalized approach to the business, whether for the purchase of a single painting or developing an entire collection that will enhance a specific corporate image.

Fluent in Italian and French, Ms. Selkowitz travels extensively throughout Europe and the United States, and has built a solid network of relationships with museum directors, curators, artists and dealers worldwide. She is an expert in the fields of contemporary, 19th and 20th century art. Dealing broadly in abstract and representational painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, tapestry, and commissioned art, she also specializes in works on paper and prints.

Ms. Selkowitz is a member of Appraisers Association of America.