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January 2024

Five leading advisors. One question: where is the art market headed? Karen joined Artnet's panel of top advisors to share her outlook on what collectors should expect in 2024.

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APAA CLIENT SPOTLIGHT

Karen's clients spoke for themselves. The Association of Professional Art Advisors published this interview with collectors who have worked with Karen — in their own words- on what an art advisor actually does for you.

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CRAIN CURRENCY

November 2023

Art Basel Miami Beach is not for the unprepared. Karen walked Crain Currency readers through exactly how to approach the fair — what to see, who to talk to, and how to make decisions under pressure.

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ARTNET INTELLIGENCE REPORT

August 2023

The post-pandemic art market euphoria was over. Katya Kazakina surveyed the new landscape, and Karen mapped the shifting preferences of collectors recalibrating after years of runaway prices.

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ARTNET NEWS PRO

January 2022

Twelve artists. Twelve predictions. Karen was one of the dealers, advisors, and curators asked to name the talent most likely to break out in 2022.

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ARTNET NEWS PRO

July 2021

Covid didn't just disrupt the art world socially — it made shipping a logistical nightmare. Karen spoke to the realities of getting works across borders when supply chains collapsed and costs spiked.

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LUXURY GUIDE

Spring 2021

Not all advisors are created equal. Karen's tips for vetting and hiring an art advisor ran in Luxury Guide's Home & Design issue — practical counsel for collectors who want to get it right from the start.

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THE NEW YORK TIMES

January 2021

Can a digital platform match collectors with museums for tax-efficient donations? Karen weighed in on Museum Exchange's model and the complicated calculus of giving art away strategically.

Crowd of people at Art Basel exhibition, large digital screen displaying 'Art Basel' in pink, in a spacious indoor venue with high ceilings and white pillars.

ARTNET NEWS

September 2020

Art Basel Miami Beach's cancellation didn't just disappoint collectors — it wiped out up to half of some galleries' annual revenue. Karen spoke to the market consequences of the fair going dark.

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ARTNET NEWS

March 2020

Before Inigo Philbrick vanished, Karen was already being asked to make sense of it. She contributed to Artnet's early investigation into how one Miami-based dealer allegedly ran circles around the art world's most sophisticated players.

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