Amy Cappellazzo and Yuki Terase, two powerful alumni from Sotheby’s have joined forces to create a new company that will focus on the rapidly growing pool of buyers in Asia.
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The New York Times
Art Intelligence Global worked with Sotheby’s on last month’s sales from Bill Katz’s collection and the Douglas S Cramer estate and is poised to make waves with private collectors, foundations, estates, artists and new institutions.
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Prestige Hong Kong
Art Intelligence Global was founded in 2021 by auction veterans Amy Cappellazzo and Yuki Terase, delivering high-end market intelligence, bespoke transactional services, world-class research and advisory expertise and strategic project execution.
Origins
A team of experts with combined 50+ years of experience in the art market, finance and law.
Differentiation
Competitive advantage driven by expertise and contacts, nexus to key markets, and an agile operating model.
Global Reach
Headquarters in New York and Hong Kong provide coverage for the two largest geographical segments in the global market.
Gallery Operation
Beyond its advisory role, AIG operates a gallery space in Hong Kong, hosting curated exhibitions that bridge markets, spotlight emerging trends, and engage collectors and institutions.
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