Independent Art Advisory & Valuations

Australian Contemporary · Oceanic · Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art

Specialist art advisory and valuation services for private collectors, institutions and corporate collections.

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Art valuation and advisory services

Cultural Gifts Program valuations

Independent valuations for proposed donations to Australian public collections, within Emma’s approved areas of expertise. Assistance with documentation and liaison with receiving institutions.

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Art valuations and appraisals

Specialist assessment of individual artworks and collections, supported by research and relevant market evidence. The purpose and scope of each valuation are agreed before work begins.

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Collection advice

Practical advice for collectors and institutions, drawing on more than two decades of experience across galleries, auctions and public institutions.

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How the valuation process works

1. Tell us about the artwork. Provide photographs, the artist’s name, dimensions, available provenance and the reason for the valuation.

2. Agree on the scope. Emma will review the information and discuss the report required, inspection arrangements, fees and timing.

3. Research and reporting. The valuation considers the artwork, its documentation and relevant market evidence, with a written report prepared for the agreed purpose.

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Emma Lenyszyn

Emma Lenyszyn is an art specialist and valuer with more than 20 years’ experience across the Australian art market, working with private and corporate collectors, institutions, auction houses, art fairs and galleries.

Her areas of expertise include Australian Contemporary, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, and Oceanic art. Through EKL Fine Art, Emma provides independent art advisory and valuation services, drawing on extensive network of specialists across the Australian art industry.

Emma is an approved valuer for the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program and a certified valuer with the Auctioneers and Valuers Association of Australia.

She is also an executive member of the Oceanic Art Society and committee member of the Sydney Oceanic Art Fair.

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