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The Work After the Work

Updated: Jul 6

A lifetime of creative work deserves more than a standard estate plan.
Artists, collectors, foundations, and cultural stewards face questions that extend beyond the transfer of wealth. Artwork, archives, intellectual property, artistic intent, studio contents, relationships with galleries and institutions, unfinished projects, and public reputation all require thoughtful planning.
The legal documents matter. But so does the future stewardship of the work itself.
We are an interdisciplinary advisory practice focused on helping artists, families, fiduciaries, collectors, and cultural institutions preserve, manage, and steward creative and cultural assets across generations.
Whether the goal is preserving an artist's legacy, preparing the next generation to manage a collection, establishing a charitable foundation, or guiding fiduciaries through the administration of a creative estate, our work is designed to help ensure that the values, intentions, and significance behind the work are not lost.
Read the essay: The Work After the Work

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