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University of Southern California Trust and Estate Conference

November 19, 2010: Rob Suiter at the USC Conference at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in Beverly Hills.

 

Art and Collectibles – Rewards & Responsibilities

February 3, 2011: Panel with Elizabeth von Habsburg, Managing Director of Winston Art Group, Ralph Lerner, Art Law Counsel at Withers Bergman, and Ginny Hunter of Marsh Private Client Services, discussed the importance of taking care of your collections.

 

Armory Arts Week New York 2011

March 3-6, 2011: For more information please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

2012 Heckerling Institute Conference on Estate Planning

January 9-13, 2012: The Heckerling Institute's Conference is the foremost event for the Trusts and Estates community. Each year, the Winston Art Group shares valuable information from our experiences in estate planning through our role as art advisors, appraisers, and collection managers. The Winston Art Group hosts a widely attended Wine Tasting - For more information on Winton Art Group’s annual wine tasting events with wine expert Alfredo Saurini, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

Modernism Week 2011

February 19-20, 2011: Adina Becker and Robert Suiter in Palm Springs for Modernism Week.

 

Professional Fiduciary Association of California Conference

November 4-5, 2010:  Rob Suiter at the PFAC Conference at the Renaissance Hotel in Long Beach.

 

2013 Heckerling Institute Conference on Estate Planning

January 14-18, 2013: The Heckerling Institute's Conference is the foremost event for the Trusts and Estates community. Each year, the Winston Art Group shares valuable information from our experiences in estate planning through our role as art advisors, appraisers, and collection managers. The Winston Art Group hosted our annual Wine Tasting with wine expert Alfredo Saurini.
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Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2011

January 27-30, 2011:  Adina Becker and Robert Suiter attended Art Los Angeles Contemporary.  During the fair Adina and Robert aided clients with the acquisition of new works of art, in addition to meeting with leading professionals in the Art Insurance and Banking communities, together with their clients, to raise awareness of the issues that arise when building a collection.

 

Art Basel Miami Beach 2010

Art Basel Miami Beach, December 2010

Winston Art Group held a Cuban dinner, hosting professionals and friends from the Insurance, Banking, and Law industries as well as guests affiliated with some of the most venerated art museums and galleries in the country.

 

2010 Boston International Fine Art Show

Boston International Fine Art Show, November 2010

 

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Estate Tax & Estate Planning:
Winston Art Group’s appraisal will serve as the first step in decision-making as it pertains to equitable division of property among heirs and beneficiaries.
Insurance Appraisals:
In the event of loss or damage, Winston Art Group’s appraisal will provide the retail replacement values of any work of art for clients, brokers, and insurance companies.
Damage or Loss:
To determine whether a work merits conservation, restoration, or sale, Winston Art Group’s informed and unbiased appraisal will identify damage or loss to property and assist in settling claims and disputes.
Family Division:
For the division of assets following divorce or dissolution, Winston Art Group’s professional team will determine value and identify appropriate resale markets for all tangible assets.
Donation:
For the proper valuation and documentation of all charitable gifts over $5,000, a Winston appraisal will serve as the first step in the donation process.
Art as Collateral:
Winston Art Group will determine the value of all fine art objects if and when the decision to monetize works is made.
Primary Market:
A market created by either the maker or agent of the maker when an object is sold for the first time.
Secondary Market:
A venue for sale of an object between a seller and a buyer, neither of whom had participated in the creation or initial sale of the object.
Comparative Market Data Approach:
The most commonly applied approach when appraising personal property, in which appraised value is based upon past prices for similar works by the same artist or artisan, or similar works by another artist or artisan of equal standing and related reputation.
Retail Replacement Value:
The amount it would cost to replace an item with one of similar and like quality, purchased in the most appropriate marketplace in a limited amount of time.
Salvage:
A valuation term implying abandonment by the rightful owner in which the recoverant may be entitled to a pre‐agreed percentage of any net price realized in a future sale.
Fair Market Value (FMV):
The price that property would sell for on the open market between a willing buyer and a willing seller, with neither being required to act, and both having reasonable knowledge of the relevant facts. If you put a restriction on the use of property you donate, the FMV must reflect that restriction.
USPAP:
Procedure and guidelines for correctly prepared appraisals established by the Appraisal Foundation.