Voloshyn Advisory
Private sales, acquisitions, and collection strategy.
Voloshyn Advisory is a boutique art advisory practice working with collectors, institutions and family offices.
We advise collectors across the full life cycle of a collection — from individual acquisitions and private sales to long-term strategy and institutional placements.
Experience in the Art Market
Founded by Max Voloshyn, Voloshyn Advisory builds on more than two decades of experience in the art market, spanning private art dealing, advisory, and the development of Voloshyn Gallery.
This experience brings together knowledge of both the primary and secondary markets, long-standing relationships with artists, galleries, collectors and institutions, and an international perspective shaped through years of working across the art world.
Selected International Presentations
Our Approach
We approach collecting with a long-term perspective, combining market knowledge, international experience and access across the primary and secondary markets.
Long-Term Perspective
We see collecting as an evolving process, shaped by individual interests, opportunities and long-term objectives.
Market Knowledge
Our perspective is informed by more than two decades of direct experience across the primary and secondary markets.
International Perspective
Our experience across the U.S. and Europe provides a broad view of artists, institutions and market developments.
Market Access
Through long-standing relationships with galleries, artists, collectors and institutions, we identify and source works across both the primary and secondary markets.
Max Voloshyn & Julia Voloshyna
Max Voloshyn is the founder of Voloshyn Advisory and co-founder, together with Julia Voloshyna, of Voloshyn Gallery. Their work is informed by more than two decades of experience in the international art market, spanning private collecting, gallery practice, art fairs and institutional relationships.
Working between the United States and Europe, they advise collectors on acquisitions, private sales and the long-term development of collections, drawing on an international network of artists, galleries, collectors and institutions.