JARO GALLERY ART ADVISORS

Tangible asset classes allow investors to hedge against inflation when economic conditions are tumultuous. Much like gold and property investments, the tangible art sector not only delivers you a safe return but is able to be enjoyed.   

The changing demand in the global art market is indicated by Sotheby’s Mei Moses All Time Art Index. It demonstrates that the demand is ever-increasing; its upward trajectory since 1950 reassures us of the resilience of this sector.  

Our team will compose a specifically tailored investment portfolio to aid you in reaching your goals. We monitor the markets and trends daily and will advise you when to sell to maximise your return on investment. Our clients have experienced consistent returns of over 12%.

This allows you to turn our passion and expertise into your profit.  

› Citibank reports “the contemporary art market has seen an increase of over 11.5% per annum in the past 30 years”.  

› Blue-chip art has outperformed the FTSE 100 by 402% between 2000 and 2020. 

› Art prices were up 211% between 2003 and 2013 despite the financial crisis of 2008, demonstrating how art is one of the most effective hedges during uncertain times. 

By offering our clients access to the best of blue-chip and emerging artists, entrance into the investment side of the art world couldn’t be easier or less daunting. 

An emerging artist is one in the early stages of their professional career. They have begun to become noticed and may already have a minor auction record. Their work is now being collected and they will have likely won prizes and attracted important press coverage. Emerging artists will have a large social media presence. Their works will increase in value as Jaro Gallery or the gallery which represents them makes a commitment to promoting their work. 

Blue-chip art is the most prestigious classification and consists of household names and images that are widely known. 

These artists will be found hanging in national galleries and international collections. Few blue-chip artists are in the twilight of their career but most have passed away having established themselves over many years. 

Original work from blue-chip artists will sell for six or seven figures but limited prints are often available which gives our clients a range of entry prices. 

The longevity of these artists reputations and the scarce nature of the works available tends to mean that although expensive they are a safe and ever-increasing investment.   

› Our Art Director identifies artists and pieces that we believe will increase in popularity and value. 

› We offer their work as an investment to our clients which is then either delivered or placed into a fully insured storage facility.   

› We embark on a programme of promotion through a series of exhibitions and PR activities to increase their global presence and reputation.   

› We identify an opportunity to sell at the right price whether through an auction, exhibition or an online art sales platform.