Planning

• Review of existing collection, which may include appraisal and brokerage of selected pieces for resale, suggested restoration, reframing, and placement of art.
• Evaluation of space appropriate for placement of art in terms of physical dimensions, use of space, design, and safety considerations.
• Personal interview with client regarding aesthetic preferences, budget, and time frame of project.
• Selection of fine art for purchase from a wide range of sources including regional, national, and international galleries, private dealers, unaffiliated artists' studios, and works for resale from auctions, individual and corporate clients.
• Selection of artists to be involved in planning and/or creating site-specific artworks.
• Presentation of proposed fine art options to clients using a combination of images and actual artworks.

Implemention

• Purchasing art on the client's behalf negotiating the best price.
• Renting artworks for the client from available sources.
• Commissioning artists to do site-specific works.
• Framing design of museum quality to provide optimum protection for the client's investment.
• Professional installation for correct and safe placement of art.
• Documentation of artworks in a written standardized form with digital images.

Continuing

• Educational presentations and lectures, both formal and informal, to increase knowledge and understanding of art and awareness of the artists' process and intent.
• Appraisal of the current value of the art collection.
• Maintenance and rotation of the art collection.
• Resale of artwork