Art Strategies LLC

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Address: Carmel, IN, 46032, US
Telephone: +13178090403

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Art Strategies provides curatorial, strategic planning and project management services to individuals, not-for-profit organizations, government entities, and corporations that want to incorporate fine art and artists into their public and private spaces. Providing strategic planning to individuals, corporations, and government agencies that want to integrate fine art into the spaces where we live, work, and play. Managing the selection and procurement of fine art as well as the commissioning of site specific projects (public and private) by local, regional, national, and international artists.

10/08/2026

Tribeca has continued to draw some of our favorite galleries downtown. We often spend at least half our time in NYC viewing work in this part of the city. Two important photography exhibitions recently opened at two of our favorite spaces in Tribeca. Recently reopened just opened “Arthur Jafa: I Am Tony”, the largest museum survey of the artist’s work to date. Alongside the premiere of new work, the exhibition features Jafa’s celebrated “Love is the Message, The Message is Death” and “The White Album”, as well as recent paintings, large-scale video and film installations, and a range of sculptural and photographic projects. ‘I Am Tony’ offers visitors unique insight into the decades-long evolution of Jafa’s singular visual language and his ongoing explorations into the complexities of Black life in America.

“Arthur Jafa: I Am Tony” New Museum through 3 January 2027
All images courtesy of the artist, Gladstone Gallery. Exhibition photography by Dario Lasagni for the New Museum.

Jack Shainman Gallery’s Tribeca gallery is also a MUST SEE for their Gordon Parks exhibition “Voices in the Mirror”. The exhibition brings together images by Parks alongside reflections from the people and families he photographed, offering new context to some of the artist's most enduring work. For the very first time, the families of Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X, among others, have reflected on the photographs Parks made and their enduring power. Marking the 20th anniversary of , “Voices in the Mirror”—titled after Parks’ final memoir published in 1990—also looks deeply at the collaborative relationship between Parks, his subjects and their families as he documented the struggle for equality alongside the perseverance of Black excellence.
Reaffirming the importance of Parks’ legacy in the 21st century, the exhibition provides fresh insight into his work, as memory and anecdote animate photographs long-since analyzed, studied and examined, revealing levels of detail and depth previously unavailable.

"Voices in the Mirror" is on view Jack Shainman Gallery through 7 November
All images courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery

APAA Mindy Taylor Wilson Ross

10/06/2026

The Chelsea galleries had some heavy hitters on display. The Brice Marden exhibition Gagosian was exceptional as always and a good chance to see his work at varying cales. New work by important women sculptors, including Lee Bul Hauser & Wirth - Art Gallery and Lynda Benglis and Pace Gallery, is not to be missed. (While a male, the Tony Cragg show Marian Goodman Gallery also well worth seeing.)

Brice Marden Gagosian through 12 December
Tony Cragg @ Marian Goodman through 24 October
Lee Bul Hauser & Wirth - Art Gallery through 27 October
Lynda Benglis, TD and Arlene Shechet Pace Gallery through 24 October

APAA Mindy Taylor Wilson Ross

09/29/2026

Art Strategies was in NYC last week for the launch of the Fall art season in the city. The fairs were solid, but the gallery exhibitions in every part of the city were excellent. Will share more over the coming days, but first would like to highlight this hidden gem of a show Bruce Silverstein Gallery.

Artist Sarah Sense (Chitimacha/Choctaw, b. 1980) creates compositions from photographs, archival ephemera, and traditional basket-weaving techniques. By physically interlacing photographic images, she crafts structural pieces that address the inter-complexity and transitory nature of memory, land, colonialism, indigenous culture, and environmental change.

Born and raised in Sacramento, California, Sense developed a love of baskets and an interest in basket weaving from her grandmother. With the blessing of the Chairman of the Chitimacha Tribe, she began practicing her variation of the traditional method.

Sense’s work explores cultural continuity amid colonial systems, addressing displacement and erasure while honoring generational connection and traditional practices. Taking photographic prints — archival, personally shot, or digitally manipulated — Sense cuts them into strips, creating literal and symbolic space for broader interpretations of American and international histories. In the “Land, Lines, Blood, Memory” series, Sense weaves images she took of U.S. National Parks landscapes and related documents, adding traditionally sourced organic materials to create dynamic compositions in which the movement of Choctaw and Chitimacha basket patterns complements the flowing energy of towering trees.

On display through 21 November 2026 Bruce Silverstein Gallery
APAA Mindy Taylor Wilson Ross

09/24/2026

Art Strategies had the pleasure of attending the discussion between Belinda Tate, The Melvin and Bren Simon Director of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys on Sunday afternoon along with viewing the exhibition. If you live in the region DO NOT MISS IT!

"Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys" traces the evolution of an ambitious collection built by musical and cultural icons Kasseem Dean (aka Swizz Beatz) and Alicia Keys over two decades. The exhibition showcases a focused selection of 134 objects from the couple's world-class holdings, spotlighting works by Black diasporic artists in an ongoing effort to expand the art-historical narrative.

"Giants" refers to several aspects of the Dean Collection: the renown of legendary artists, the impact of canon-expanding contemporary artists, and the monumentality of the works in the collection.

Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys
Newfields through 28 February 2027

📸, Nick Cave, Barkley Hendricks, Titus Kaphar, Gordon Parks, Ebony Patterson, A M Y S H E R A L D , Kehinde Wiley K E N N E D Y and more. Go see the show!

09/07/2026

One of Art Strategies' recently completed projects is BellTower Partners, a private investment firm supporting scaled businesses with durable growth potential. The company’s founder came to Art Strategies following a long, successful career in fast-paced finance. For his company’s new headquarters in New York, he sought an elevated, residential feel—a place of calm and contemplation within the city for existing and prospective clients.

The entry sets the tone for the office where visitors are greeted by a gestural painting by Elizabeth Neel and a series of images of famous bell towers from around the world. Other works throughout the office include paintings by , Michael Reafsnyder, , and Marcel Rozek that synthesize the client’s love of the New York school of the 1950s and 60s with his desire to support up-and-coming talent.

Library shelves in the lounge are curated with art and architecture books, mid-century objects, and ceramics collected on the client's travels with family and friends. The result is a space that feels sophisticated and personal.

Go to the link in bio for the most recent Art Strategies newsletter with other projects we are working on, and visit our website to see descriptions for this project and others. 🖤AS

APAA Mindy Taylor Wilson Ross

09/02/2026

It has been some time since our last newsletter! Art Strategies has been BUSY in 2026. We’ve wrapped up some longer-term projects, have been commissioning monumental artworks for several large buildings under construction, and have taken on new work for several existing and new clients.
This feels like the right time to share what we’ve been up to. Check out the link in bio for all the details. As always, we are looking and planning ahead with more to come! 🖤AS

08/27/2026

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08/25/2026

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08/19/2026

Art Strategies has worked with artist Jacob Hashimoto Studio on several monumental projects over the last three years. We are thrilled to see his largest work to date ‘Giant Arc’ open SFMOMA tomorrow! Comprising nearly 75,000 hand-built kites of bamboo and Japanese paper, this monumental site-specific installation transforms SFMOMA’s Roberts Family Gallery into an immersive cloud canopy that stretches floor to ceiling and wall to wall.

If you are in the Bay area join Jacob and SFMoMA Curator of Architecture and Design Joseph Becker TOMORROW at 6 PM for an in-depth conversation exploring Hashimoto’s practice, the aspects of physicality and meditation in his craft, and how he transforms kites into a medium of extraordinary scale and wonder. The event includes a live sound performance by keyboard player, experimental composer, songwriter, and producer Nico Georis ◯ Milky Way Radio.

Jacob Hashimoto Studio uses sculpture, painting and installation to create complex worlds from a range of modular components: bamboo-and-paper kites, model boats, even astroturf-covered blocks. His accretive, layered compositions reference video games, virtual environments, and cosmology, while also remaining deeply rooted in art-historical traditions, notably landscape-based abstraction, Modernism, and handcraft.

Hashimoto has presented solo exhibitions and installations at the Museum of Contemporary Art Pacific Design Center, Los Angeles, CA; Boise Art Museum, Boise, ID; Crow Museum of Asian Art, Dallas, TX; Governors Island, New York, NY; and many more. His work can also be found in the permanent collections of institutions around the globe, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

08/11/2026

Art Strategies is headed to NYC for a few days this week for an install and new client site visit. We have a list of things to try and see before they close, and the Marcel Duchamp show MoMA The Museum of Modern Art is high on the list. Reposting some content from MoMA about some of the work in the exhibition. Can’t wait to 👁️!

“Everything important that I have done…can be put into a small suitcase.”
- Marcel Duchamp

🧳 Marcel Duchamp’s “Box in a Valise”—of which 10 examples are currently on view MoMA The Museum of Modern Art in the artist’s retrospective—functioned as a portable museum for the artist’s work.

In order to create these boxes, Duchamp painstakingly reproduced his life’s work to date in miniature using a wide range of reproduction techniques, from collotype printing to ceramics. Among the 69 copies were three-inch replicas of “Fountain”. First exhibited at Peggy Guggenheim’s gallery Art of This Century in New York in 1942, the “Box in a Valise” ushered in a new wave of visibility around the extent of Duchamp’s creative output.

“Marcel Duchamp” MoMA The Museum of Modern Art is on display through August 22
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Marcel Duchamp. “from or by Marcel Duchamp or Rrose Sélavy (Box in a Valise).” Paris–New York, 1935–41/1943. Series A, IX/XX for The Museum of Modern Art. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. James Thrall Soby Fund © 2026 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris/Estate of Marcel Duchamp

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