About this Event
Event Description: Timed to major NYC art fair, The Armory Show, this tour gives guests an insider look at the art world. Led by art dealer and advisor, Devon Vander Voort, she and her team provide insight on market trends, in-demand artists, and the mechanics of the art world. We'll meet and hear from other dealers, gallerists, and artists during this tour. This tour will be 2 hours with a social reception to follow. Capacity is limited to ten spots.
About Devon Vander Voort: Devon Vander Voort is a private art dealer, art advisor, and artist coach. Based in New York, DVV helps clients build and maintain their private art collections. They advise their clients on mindful acquisitions and strategic deaccessions. DVV is an active participant in art fairs nationally and internationally, providing clients with insider knowledge of the current art market landscape on a global scale. DVV's museum expertise links the two worlds together creating a wide reaching lens of the arts.
Founder Devon Vander Voort sits on the board of the Syracuse University Art Museum, the Museum Association of New York (MANY), The Greenwich Art Society, and the Visual and Performing Arts Young Alumni Council at Syracuse University. She holds an M.A. in Museum Studies from Syracuse University and a B.A. in Art History from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). She is a current member of NADA (New Art Dealers Association)
About Greenwich Art Society: Known originally as The Greenwich Society of Artists, an offshoot of the Cos Cob Art Colony, the group was officially established in 1912 at the prompting of one its Greenwich patrons at the time, Louisine Havemeyer. It is one of the oldest arts organizations in Connecticut (and the oldest in Greenwich.) Our founders were pioneer members of the Cos Cob Colony of the American Impressionists. Our first president was Edward Clark Potter, sculptor of the lions at the New York Public Library. Early members include Leonard Ochtman, Elmer MacRae, George Wharton Edwards, J. Alden Twachtman (son of John Henry Twachtman) and many other distinguished artists and art patrons.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Javits Center, 429 11th Avenue, New York, United States
USD 215.26
