We actively welcome collaboration with members of the press and media. Our team is available to provide expert insight on a wide range of topics in the art world, including:
Our expertise is regularly sought by print, radio, online journalists, and producers in television and entertainment. Over the years, we've appeared on investigative programs, competitions, and art quiz shows—helping identify artworks, confirm authenticity, and assess value.
If you are a member of the press, reach out directly:
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Need to verify an art-related claim or event?
Send us a message explaining what you're trying to confirm. We may be able to respond immediately—or within a couple of days.
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We handle press inquiries in 21 languages.
Email us your topic and preferred language—we’ll let you know if we can accommodate (we likely can).
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Phone: +1 (212) 203-7833
Looking for original story angles or expert commentary?
Let us know your area of interest or general topic—we can often suggest compelling, insider content based on what we’re seeing in the market.
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We’re available for interviews and features across all platforms:
Send us a brief about your article or questions, and we’ll arrange a time to talk.
We’re experienced in live interviews, up to an hour in length. Let us know your preferred time and subject.
Working on a film, documentary, or show involving art or artists? We can:
With over 1,000 art publications to our name, we can be your art brain trust.
Email for all interview types: [email protected]
Case of Los Angeles' stolen Rembrandt drawing intrigues art world with ownership issue.
Read the articleExpert commentary on the case of a stolen Rembrandt.
Stolen Rembrandt drawing returned weeks after theft may be a fake: LAPD.
Read the articleCase of LA's stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world.
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Read the articleCase of LA's stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world
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Read the articleCase Of LA's Stolen Rembrandt Intrigues Art World
Read the articleEdvard Munch’s The Scream Sells for a Record $120 Million at Auction
Read the articleEdvard Munch's The Scream expected to fetch $80m at Sotheby's auction
Read the articleExpert commentary on Edvard Munch’s The Scream, asking for a comparison of the four versions
Interview with China-based correspondent for a story about jade.
Interview for a feature on art authentication.
La originalidad en cuestión: el arte de la copia y la copia como arte
Read the articleArt Collector – It’s a Steal!
Read the articleInterviewed on the topic of art theft in Detroit, specifically referencing the theft of a Warhol piece.
Interview about careers in art authentication for middle and high school students.
Fake Monet, Renoir paintings cost dealer $31M and his reputation
Read the articleOne of our senior specialists appeared to discuss a possible Willem de Kooning painting discovery.
Read the articleInterview with Mark Winter on the art market on the program Talking Point via Zoom.
Expert opinion for a Sunday feature on immersive art experiences, particularly why so many focus on artists like Van Gogh.
Discussed the Prado Museum curators' downgrading of Salvator Mundi in an interview.
Commentary on the significance of Frida Kahlo’s Diego y yo, which was up for auction at Sotheby’s.
Interview about the seized Picasso sketch Trois personagges in Ibiza and how authorities verify authenticity.
Interview for an episode of Short History Of, focusing on Michelangelo. The show combines dramatic narration with interviews and is listened to by millions.
A homeowner planned to throw away a painting hanging in her kitchen — it turned out to be a 13th-century masterpiece worth $25 million
Read the articleHow frightening new AI Midjourney creates realistic fake images
Read the articleDiscussed the 1975 attack on Rembrandt’s The Night Watch in a live interview with Aasmah Mir and Stig Abell.
Commentary on a recently discovered N.C. Wyeth painting bought at a thrift store for $4 and now valued at up to $250,000.
Expert commentary for an episode on the Gardner Art Heist, regarding stolen Rembrandt works.
Interview on a Salvador Dalí napkin sketch gifted to a band member in the 70s and guidance for the family seeking authentication.
Painting Attributed to Rembrandt Found Tucked Away Inside an Attic in Maine
Read the articlePurported Rembrandt Painting Found in a Maine Attic Sells for $1.4 Million
Read the articleEstate auctioneer discovers potential $15M Rembrandt masterpiece gathering dust in attic:
‘Remarkable Portrait’
Read the articlePainting Seemingly by Rembrandt Discovered in Maine Attic Sells for $1.4 Million
Read the articleRembrandt Painting Found in Attic, Sold for $1.4 million
Read the articleRembrandt Discovered in Maine Attic Sells for $1.4M
Read the articleInterview request for expert commentary on a suspected Van Gogh painting found at a Minnesota garage sale.
Interview for radio program regarding Van Gogh authentications, focusing on a painting possibly worth $15 million.
Case of stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world
Read the articleContributed with audio responses for a radio program dedicated to the centenary of Joaquín Sorolla and the upcoming renovation of the Sorolla Museum.
Interview on the recently rediscovered Gustav Klimt portrait for a radio story.
Interview on Picasso, covering his early works and career periods for a podcast episode.
Expert input on Rubens’s Samson and Delilah and authentication methods for a TV package.
Assistance with TV scripts involving:
Art Certification Experts se une a la European Association of Experts and Researchers of the World of Art and Archaeology.
Read the articleImmersive van Gogh experiences bloom like sunflowers
Read the articleExpert commentary on the rediscovery of Early Turner Paintings
Art Experts is an American art authentication, certification, and appraisal company founded in 2002. The firm is composed of 50 highly educated art historians based in the US, UK, Europe, and Asia.
