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Collection advisory

A collection with a point of view.

Acquire work you want to live with, understand and carry forward. New Renaissance helps private collectors, families and organizations shape collections around their interests and the places they inhabit.

Tell us about your collection

The possibilities

From the first work to the next chapter

01

Begin collecting

Define what draws you to a work, the setting it will occupy and a considered budget. We help turn that starting point into a focused direction.

02

Develop an existing collection

Look at what you already own, identify connections and gaps, and consider acquisitions that deepen the collection’s character.

03

Commission something personal

Explore a new work with an artist whose practice fits your ambition. Scope, milestones, rights and delivery are agreed before work begins.

04

Art for a particular place

Consider scale, light, architecture and how people use the space. Artwork selection begins with the setting and the people who will experience it.

What an engagement can include

From intention to something you can use.

A collection direction

A written account of your interests, the context of the collection and the criteria that will guide research.

A focused selection

A shortlist with artistic context, available documentation, indicative costs and the questions to resolve before a decision.

An acquisition or commission plan

An agreed sequence for approvals, transaction or commission terms, delivery, placement and the records you should retain.

The specific deliverables, responsibilities, timing and commercial terms are agreed for your engagement before work begins.

Working together

Thoughtful at
every stage.

  1. Your brief

    Share your interests, location, timing and budget range. Images of your space or existing collection can help.

  2. Research and selection

    Consider a focused selection with artistic context, available documentation and questions to resolve.

  3. An informed decision

    Confirm availability, condition, provenance information, price and transaction terms before committing.

  4. Placement and stewardship

    Agree any transport, installation and documentation requirements, with specialist support where needed.

Before we begin

A few useful answers.

Do I need to have collected before?

No. A first acquisition can begin with curiosity, a space and a budget. You do not need an established collection or a fixed list of artists.

Can I inquire about Joe Taveras’s work?

Yes. Mention Joe Taveras in your brief, along with any work or body of work that interests you. Availability and details are confirmed individually.

Are prices and availability guaranteed?

Availability and final terms are confirmed for each work. Shipping, installation, taxes and other costs are discussed separately where applicable.

Start with a conversation

Tell us about your collection.

Tell us what you have in mind. We will review the context and discuss an appropriate next step.

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