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Advising for Longevity

Over the next five issues, writers commissioned for The Point will explore new models for operating in the art market. Here, Art Agency, Partners director Meredith Kirk explains how art-advisory services are enlarging their scope of activities to include legacy-planning for artists and industry publications.

The landscape for artists and art—current support structures and their future perpetuation—is rapidly and constantly changing. Aiming to tackle this is Art Agency, Partners (AAP), an art advisory

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