The most valuable thing an advisor does isn't find art — it's help collectors understand what they're looking at.

The pandemic accelerated a decade of digital transformation. What sticks, and what it means for collectors.

No Art Basel — but Miami has a scene 365 days a year. Karen's guide to the week's best options.

Back in New York galleries for the first time in months. The energy is real, and the art community refuses to quit.

59% of collectors say the pandemic increased their interest. Karen's been closing deals consistently since May.

The first VR art fair opens — the organizers asked Karen to share her top picks to guide visitors.

Intersect Aspen goes virtual and triples in size. With Frieze and TEFAF following suit, the shift is permanent.

Written at the outset of COVID-19: galleries are closed but open; and collectors who show up now will be remembered.

Art as a serious asset class is getting wealth managers' attention. Karen speaks with South Florida Business and Wealth.

Art Basel Basel was brisk and optimistic. Mid-career artists are gaining — and smaller galleries need our support.

From a Hedge Fund Roundtable panel: due diligence, portfolio construction, protection, and timing a sale.

The Armory Show, mid-season auctions, and the Whitney Biennial's first season in its new Meatpacking home.

Seven years in, Elements in Play has grown globally. The market is quieter — but full of opportunity for those who know where to look.

The classic guide: floorplans, comfortable shoes, lunch strategy, and the single most efficient thing you can do.

A Bloomberg "art crash" headline sparked client panic. Karen explains why the correction is healthy, not catastrophic.

There is no single art market — there are dozens. A clear-eyed breakdown of where things actually stand.

What art advisors actually do — and why Sotheby's paying $85M for a boutique advisory firm says everything.