Kim Randall-Stevens was born in Hong Kong and grew up residing across the globe in South East Asia, Europe and the United States . She graduated with a masters degree from Inchbald School of Design and went on to manage David Gill Galleries, a leading contemporary art gallery in London before moving back to Asia in 2007 to continue her work in the arts. With her consulting & art advisory partnership, Kim brings a wealth of experience of 18 years in the world of contemporary and fine art. Based in Singapore, Kim works with collectors, advising and acquiring art for private collections and funds. Kim also consults closely with art galleries, artists and art fairs, advising on strategy and development, most recently, working with the Singapore Contemporary Art Show and the Asia Contemporary Art show in Hong Kong managing their exhibitor relations for the entire south east Asia region.
Soaring demand from new museums in China has underpinned art prices and fueled investor interest from all latitudes, who find the Asian giant’s appetite for blue-chip art as a strong fundamental to diversify their portfolios.
The art world - and some might say the crypto world as well - is driven largely by the direction set by key influencers in the community. It is therefore important, and encouraging, to see positive momentum building and the leaders of the two communities beginning to come together at a high-profile event like Art Basel.
Art as an alternative investment is soaring in popularity, but is it right for you?
Many investors choose to explore the fine art market due to its perceived lower volatility when compared to other investment opportunities such as stocks.
For millions who want to join the world of fine art investment, taking part in auctions is an unrealistic ambition. However, this could potentially no longer be the case – all thanks to blockchain technology.
Any investor who has explored the art market will know exactly how important art provenance is when they look to invest in a painting or a sculpture. Here's how blockchain technology can improve that provenance.
World’s first blockchain art sale will enable fractional ownership of iconic Warhol piece. The beta auction platform launches on 20 June 2018.
Investing in art that’s fully tracked on the blockchain is easier, safer, and more secure that other options in the market. Here's why.
The opportunity Maecenas has to provide decentralisation security and a crypto-led approach to the art investment market is unlike anything that’s been tried before.