Artwise, Inc.
Collections + Advisory

Art Wise, Inc. offers a comprehensive and personalized approach to art advisory.
Our Services
Art Wise, Inc. is a New York-based art advisory and collection management firm working with businesses and private collectors to facilitate, build and manage art collections.
Acquisition and Sales of Works of Art
Estate Planning for Art Collections
Digital Cataloging
Inventory Tracking
Market Analysis
Museum Loans
Condition Reports
Framing
Installation
Shipping & Handling
Fine Art Appraisals*
Attended and passed the 15-hour National USPAP Course taught by an ASB-certified National USPAP instructor.
Living with art is essential. People residing in apartments and homes most often do not have dazzling views out of their windows. Art creates a portal out into the world, a visual escape that can transport the viewer to other realms.

About Elizabeth
Elizabeth Tenenbaum is an art advisor, private curator, collection manager and a qualified appraiser who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Elizabeth attended Syracuse University, graduating with a BFA in 1998. She received her Certificate from NYU in Appraisal Studies in Fine and Decorative Arts. Her career began at Art in General, a nonprofit organization that assists artists with the production and presentation of new work. She has been active in the New York City art world for over 20 years working with galleries, assisting other artists in residency programs, working as the art director for a nationwide publication and as the assistant director at an art foundation.
Elizabeth is a private curator and collection manager for major private art collections and the Director of Syzygy, Syzygy-NYC.org, a curatorial study platform focused on unique contemporary works on paper. In addition she co-founded InContext Tours, a small venture taking collectors and art enthusiasts inside artists’ studios all over NYC. In 2013 she founded her art collection advisory and appraisal firm, Art Wise, Inc. She was a visiting critic in 2014 for ABUBUYA KM0 2014 an International Workshop involving visual artists, cultural managers, curators, interacting with the moxeño community El Rosario in Beni – Bolivia, accessible by the River Mamoré only; and in 2015 visiting critic at the Wassaic Project Residency in Amenia, NY. Her writing was published in the 2015 book “Abubuya”. She has presented and lectured about contemporary art collections to students in various Masters of Fine Arts Programs including: Sotheby’s Institute, New York; School of Visual Arts; New York, University of San Francisco, California; Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Above artwork by:
Top Banner: Martin Creed, Don’t Worry, 2001, yellow neon
Services Banner: Sol Lewitt (1928-2007), Wall Drawing #549, 1987, color ink wash