Art acquisition is a serious and expensive undertaking that many people, however, approach without proper regulatory protections. There is no licensing body for art advisors, no universally accepted disclosure form, and no exam that one has to pass to be regarded as a qualified contemporary art consultant. That’s why this title, printed with fine gold letters on a business card, should not be treated as exhaustive proof of someone’s competency.
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