ACTIVITIES
Fine Art Expert Shares
Knowledge, Insight
T
he Culture and Style Committee
welcomes Katja Zigerlig Thursday,
Oct. 22 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. as she
reviews the physical and fi nancial expo-
sures that can detrimentally affect the
value of an art collection, and therefore its
asset value. Zigerlig also addresses some
of the cornerstones of preserving art assets,
including appraisals, insurance, expert
advice and risk management to ensure the
long-term value of a person’s art assets.
The astounding growth of the fi ne art
market in the past fi ve years parallels an
increase in global wealth. The subsequent
chill in the worldwide fi nan-
cial markets
has also had a
corresponding
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value are not
mutually exclusive. Regardless of whether
the market is up or down, the loss of art,
through partial damage or total destruc-
tion, requires even more time, money and
planning to get conserve or replace the
item.
Zigerlig has a B.A. and M.A. in art
history, with a specialty in 20th century art.
She has more than a decade of professional
experience in the art world.
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Upcoming event
Receive tips on preparing for the
holiday festivities and entertaining in
the home at the Culture and Style event
Thursday, Nov. 12. This is a great oppor-
tunity to get advice from professionals.
Look for more details in the October issue
of The Winged M.
For more information on Culture and
Style Committee events, call Member
Services at 503-223-8736 or go to
theMAC.com. WM
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