Christie’s executive Max Carter was declared chairman of the auction house for American art in the 20th and 21st century.
He told him: “Chickie’s is very special. Artnewscalled the appointment “a honor and very humbly moving forward.
Carter oversees several famous top collection consignments at auction houses, including works by Anne Bass, Paul Allen, Si Newhouse and Mica Ertegun, as well as several record prices by artists such as Ed Ruscha and Henri Rousseau.
He also recently won Robert F.
He told him: “It’s always a pleasure to start a new adventure when there’s wind on your back.” Artnews.
Canadian-American writers and art experts joined the auction house in 2007 and led Impressionism and Modern Art in the Ministry of America between 2017 and 2022.
“Passion, professionalism and creativity are our greatest strengths at Christie’s, and Max gives examples to all,” said Christie Global President Alex Rotter in a press release. “Max is a respected colleague, trusted consultant and a savvy dealer manufacturer. His experience and understanding in the global art market will inform our strategy, sales stores and cross-private sales. The Americas are the best supported by our outstanding, good, good, respected senior team.”
Carter will report to Christie’s global president. In addition to his senior role in Christie, Carter is also a frequent writer about modern art. Wall Street Journal,,,,, Air Mailand many other publications.
Chairman Christie said he got some advice from his father about the new role Vanity Fair Editor Graydon Carter on “The importance of the people around you, whether it’s the best product that comes out, but in terms of culture and how people treat and work with each other. These are things that happen to Christie, but they are things you can’t take for granted and you need to really cherish and value.”
