collecting, connoisseurship, climate
art climate intelligence
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Collaborating with a global team of exceptional expertise, Art Climate Intelligence works with key members of the artistic and cultural spheres, both public and private, in business development; strategic consulting, planning, and implementation of communications; climate risk; climate risk pricing; and climate risk mitigation strategies to ensure robust success and best possible mission outcomes over the long term.
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Material in nature, works of art and the buildings that house them are, like us, vulnerable to the effects of a warming world. Art systems and supply chains (material, intellectual, cultural) also are vulnerable to the effects of a warming world.
As we seek the next hundreds of years for the works and collections in our care, attention is turned to developing intelligence about art, connoisseurship, and collecting in a time of increasing climate risk, to working with expert partners towards effective resilience and deep mitigation, to assisting in the many facets of buying, selling, and maintaining works of art, and to assisting in the transition to a robust and necessarily sustainable art economy.
You are invited to be in touch.
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Image: Johannes Vermeer’s “View of Delft” (c. 1660, oil on canvas, detail), since 1822 in the collection of The Mauritshuis, The Hague, Netherlands.