Guiding clients through the global art market for 40+ years

Suzanne Gyorgy leads our Art Advisory & Finance team. She brings more than 25 years of curatorial and art market experience to our clients.

Previously, she served as director of exhibitions for the Morris Museum, New Jersey and the director of the PaineWebber (UBS) Art Gallery in New York. Suzanne began her career as a registrar at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Suzanne has lectured, served on panels, and been interviewed widely on issues relating to the art market and collecting. She holds a fine arts degree from the Pratt Institute.

With more than two decades of experience in the fields of contemporary, modern, Latin American and American art, Betsy help clients build museum-quality collections.

She started her art advisory career working for a private Latin American art collection and foundation. She has held positions at galleries such as Pace Gallery and Sean Kelly Gallery, and founded an internationally recognized exhibition space in San José, Costa Rica.

She has written and edited university-level art history materials for Pearson Education, and has advised numerous private and institutional clients on significant art acquisitions.

Julie brings more than 15 years of experience as a manager and museum-trained registrar to our clients. She oversees the worldwide transport, installation, storage, framing, conservation and fine arts insurance of our advisory clients’ collections, ensuring their safekeeping for future generations.

She previously held positions at The Museum of Modern Art as a manager of the prints and illustrated books department, and researcher in the architecture and design department. Julie has also worked with the Finnish Consulate General on the preservation of modern Finnish architecture and as a registrar at ACA Galleries.

With more than 20 years of curatorial and academic experience, Mary-Kate brings extensive expertise in US and Latin American modern and contemporary art to our clients.

Previously, Mary-Kate served as curator of American art at the Newark Museum and held a fellowship at the Clark Art Institute. She has organized several critically lauded exhibitions and has taught numerous university-level art history courses and seminars. She continues to regularly publish and speak on modern and contemporary art.

A specialist in 19th century European, Impressionist and Modern art, Fotini has served our art clients for more than a decade. She provides objective advice on acquisitions and sales, in addition to evaluating and managing Citi’s international art finance portfolio.

Fotini has experience in both curating exhibitions and appraising art. She began her career at Sotheby’s and Hollis Taggart Galleries.

She has completed all coursework for a PhD in art history from the City University of New York Graduate Center, where she holds a master’s in philosophy and a master’s from Columbia University in Modern Art: Critical and Curatorial Studies.