Founder and President
Robin Rosenberg
Three decades of collecting experience, has provided me with a discriminating eye and many collectors turn to me to blend my art history knowledge, my aesthetic sensibility, and my extensive network of global contacts when buying or selling an artwork.
Associate
Lauren Dobrin Klumak
Growing up in a family of art collectors, I developed an appreciation for the arts very early on. I would often find myself buried in art books and visiting museums at home and abroad whenever I traveled. My love for the field led me to pursue my studies in Art History at McGill University.
Émilie Perring
I always fantasized about becoming an artist, but I didn’t find my true passion until I took my first Art History class at John Abbot College. From that first class I completely fell in love with the discipline and took a real interest in history, politics, aesthetics, and especially how art is at the center of momentous historical and social movements. I have been extremely fortunate to travel extensively in Europe and South America to experience much of the art I so admire.
Elizabeth Sanders
My love of Art History began early on. As a child, whenever my parents and I travelled we visited world renowned museums and spent hours walking through them looking at artwork from different periods and styles. The combination of aesthetic intrigue, historical context and cultural significance drew me into the paintings.
Bronson Smillie
My engagement with the world of Fine Art began with a move from Calgary to Montreal in 2015, where I began to pursue a BFA at Concordia University in Studio Arts and Art History. Throughout my time in academia I was fortunate to work on many personal professional projects outside of the institution, including my own personal art-making practice, that have allowed me to round out my experiences within the field.
