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Art Consultant and Appraiser, Curator, Speaker and Writer

25 Years of Expertise & Professionalism

25 years experience in Canadian Fine Art, Decorative Arts and Craft.

Curated over 65 exhibitions;

Published more than 135 essays, articles, reviews, and profiles in magazines, books, journals and catalogues;

International experience presenting at conferences, symposiums, lectures and round table discussions. Topics: Collecting and Appraising, Canadian Art, Canadian Craft with a specialization in ceramics and glass…etc…

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact us and tell us about your project or current needs.

About my services

I am project oriented, so contact me and let see how I can help you.

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First 30-minute consultation is FREE

After exchanging emails about your project, I will contact you to discuss what I can do for you. This initial meeting can be online or on the phone. I will follow this initial consultation with a proposal and a quote if you wish to move forward.

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Next steps

Once a proposal and quote is accepted, to secure your booking, I request a 50% down payment. Once completed, I will provide you with a brief summary of my report. The remaining 50% is to be paid 24 hours prior to the delivery of the full report.

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Can I receive a receipt for my order?

Following the acceptance of the proposal, a contract is signed and invoices are provided for the full amount due with applicable taxes.

A few more questions

Contact me for the specifics relating to your project.

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What is Fair Market Value (FMV)

The Canada Revenue Agency defines the Fair Market Value as: “The highest price, expressed in terms of money, that a property would bring, in an open and unrestricted market, between a willing buyer and a willing seller who are both knowledgeable, informed, and prudent, and who are acting independently of each other.” FMV determinations are based on market evidence and intended to reflect market conditions at the time the property is donated or sold to the designated organization. Recent sales of comparables in the market are usually used to determine FMV.

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Do you do CCPERB application?

We certainly do, with 15 years of experience completing successful applications for the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review Board (CCPERB). CCPERB helps to ensure Canada’s cultural property is protected, preserved, and accessible to the public. CCPERB provides accountability and support to the institutions and individuals who create, acquire, and engage in the exchange of cultural property. For more on CCPERB, visit their website at https://ccperb-cceebc.gc.ca/