MARLEE KATZ is an art advisor and creative project manager in New York City. Katz works with public and private clientele on innovative projects that focus on creating thoughtfully curated fine art collections. On most occasions, Katz collaborates with her clients and interior designers to develop a distinct visual narrative. For each venture, Katz's goal is to educate the client, all while establishing a cohesive visual strategy that aligns with the project's objectives and resources.
Katz has over five years of professional experience, working at Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art, Samuel's Creative & Co., These Fine Walls, and Worth Art Advisory. In these roles, Katz has become versed in project management, luxury sales, gallery administration, and exhibition curation.
Katz graduated from New York University with a Master's of Art in Visual Arts Administration. Working with art historian Michael Danoff, she wrote her thesis on art law, titled, Consequences for Ownership: Degenerate Art of World War II. She received her undergraduate degree from The University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor of Science in Fine Art and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship from the Grainger School of Business.
Katz has over five years of professional experience, working at Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art, Samuel's Creative & Co., These Fine Walls, and Worth Art Advisory. In these roles, Katz has become versed in project management, luxury sales, gallery administration, and exhibition curation.
Katz graduated from New York University with a Master's of Art in Visual Arts Administration. Working with art historian Michael Danoff, she wrote her thesis on art law, titled, Consequences for Ownership: Degenerate Art of World War II. She received her undergraduate degree from The University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Bachelor of Science in Fine Art and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship from the Grainger School of Business.