Liberal Studies and Allied Arts

CERTIFICATE IN ART BUSINESS

Today's global art market is more complex than ever, and in the midst of current economic uncertainties, there is a substantial need for professionals with advanced education, practical skills, and industry-specific knowledge who can effectively navigate these challenges. Whether you are interested in starting a new art business, managing an art gallery, or working as a wealth manager, financial planner, or advisor to high-net-worth individuals, this certificate provides the expertise you need. Leading practitioners in their fields bring their experience into the classroom and educate students about the latest trends in today's art market. Students acquire valuable information in areas from current business practices and technology to understanding the broader global landscape of the field.

Upon completion of the program, students have attained the following:

  • Expertise required to appraise the quality of artwork, and to analyze and assess value.
  • Familiarity with the legal and ethical aspects of the art market.
  • Knowledge of the specific dynamics of art collecting, and the social and financial context in which dealers and collectors operate.
  • Understanding of the specific concerns and needs of the high-net-worth client who is an art collector, enabling the student to build a stronger relationship with the client.
  • Ability to analyze the art market, understand its essential dynamics and players, assess current art markets, and predict future art markets.

This certificate is awarded to students who successfully complete five courses--three required and two electives. One elective must be chosen from within the Certificate in Art Business offerings; one elective may be taken in the arts or business areas when listed below as electives.

 

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Required Courses
(3 of these courses are required)
 
       
Today's American and International Art Market
Discover global and regional trends in today's international art market by analyzing auction sales and gallery activity for both established and emerging artists. Through the...

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  ARTP1-CE9996 $450  
Law and Ethics in the Art Market
The art market operates under a unique set of rules. This course, designed for art market professionals, including art dealers and wealth managers, presents an...

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  ARTP1-CE9726 $450  
The Art Auction
Examine the ever-evolving art auction business and its importance in the international art market. Gain insight into the history of art auctions, the roles of...

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  ARTP1-CE8602 $450  
       
Electives
(2 of these courses are required)
 
       
Wealth Management in the Art Market
Learn about wealth management as it relates to art collectors and how to analyze clients' financial and personal goals, as well as the psychological and...

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  ARTP1-CE8529 $395  
The Art Dealer in the 21st Century
Explore the behind-the-scene world of art dealing in lectures and site visits to galleries throughout New York City. Examine the skills, strategies, and tactics needed...

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  ARTP1-CE9716 $395  
Starting a Successful Art Business
Identify and investigate the skills necessary to launch, sustain, and grow an art business. All aspects of starting and running an art business are covered,...

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  ARTP1-CE9812 $395  
Art Business: The Changed Environment (1950 - The Present)
Vast changes have characterized the galleries, dealers and artists involved in art business in the last sixty years since the worldwide ascendance of contemporary American...

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  ARTP1-CE9314 $395  
       
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Rosemary Scanlon

Faculty, NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate

"The Big Apple’s billion-dollar arts industry is vital to its economic health."