Tristan Bultman
Founder & Managing Partner
A seasoned art advisor, Tristan brings a unique blend of aesthetic discernment and financial acumen to his role. His journey in the art world began in galleries and artists’ estates, where he honed his relationship-building skills and established his core principles of service, trust, integrity, and transparency. This experience inspired him to transition to the role of an art advisor, representing clients in the art market, helping them build and maintain art collections.
Over the past 15 years, Tristan has collaborated with private collections, institutions, public art spaces, and museums to curate and maintain robust art collections. His keen eye and understanding of value have enabled him to make significant acquisitions and generate substantial value for his clients.
Tristan’s deep-rooted connection to the arts traces back to his childhood. His grandfather, Fritz Bultman, a prominent Abstract Expressionist and founding member of the New York School, instilled in him the importance of arts and patronage. This upbringing has given Tristan a unique perspective on the art world, the value of art, and its multigenerational benefits.
Complementing his artistic expertise, Tristan holds a degree in Finance & Investments from Northeastern University. He also brings valuable experience from Wall Street, where he managed investments and wealth. This background has equipped him with a profound understanding of evaluating investments, discerning value and growth potential, and balancing them within an overall wealth management strategy.
In 2012, Tristan made a strategic career shift from investment banking to the art world. This transition allowed him to merge his aesthetic taste with his investment acumen. Known for his hard work, leadership skills, reliability, and discretion, Tristan continues to serve his clients with utmost dedication and professionalism. Tristan is now working to bring these core principles to an expanded art advisory firm that serves a large base of ultra-high network families who are new to or just starting out in the art market and collecting.
Leigh Mozes
Vice-President
An experienced relationship builder, Leigh Mozes has spent the last sixteen years working with high-profile artists, collectors, auction houses, and galleries across the globe. Carrying a deep knowledge of art history throughout her career, Leigh has combined this expertise with the distinct qualities of practical art world business savvy and hands-on collections experience. Having worked at Mary Boone Gallery and Peter Halley Studio, among others, Leigh has overseen numerous private collections, and museum acquisitions. Additionally, she has worked on large scale installations throughout the globe, including 1 World Trade Center, New York.
Adept at the level of precision and discretion required for maintaining the legal, financial, and physical records of private blue chip art collections, Leigh additionally has the prowess – and passion – for spotting fresh talent and assisting emerging collectors. Leigh has worked on exhibitions from New York to Milan to Hong Kong, conducted research on provenance for catalogue raisonnés, and led exhibition planning for high-profile artists and galleries. A lifelong world traveler, she holds a BA in art history from Bucknell University.
Dr. David Anfam
Director Art History
David Anfam is a writer, art historian and international curator based in London. A leading authority on Abstract Expressionism and modern American art, Dr. Anfam’s scholarship encompasses a wide range of art movements and cross-cultural references. His books include Abstract Expressionism (1990; 2nd. rev. ed. 2015) and Mark Rothko: The Works on Canvas – Catalogue Raisonné (1998; sixth printing, 2019). The latter won the Mitchell Prize for the History of Art across two years (1999–2000). Anfam has also published more than seventy-five catalogues and books on diverse artists – including Mark Grotjahn. Edward Hopper, Joan Mitchell, Anish Kapoor, Brice Marden, Robert Rauschenberg and Wayne Thiebaud. He is a specialist authority on Jackson Pollock, Clyfford Still, Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline. Anfam has curated exhibitions around the globe in both commercial galleries and museums. He is the Senior Consulting Curator Emeritus at the Clyfford Still Museum, Denver. Notable exhibitions include Abstract Expressionism at the Royal Academy of Arts in London (2015-16), the largest European survey of its kind, as well as Lynda Benglis: In the Realm of the Senses at the Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens for NEON (2019-20).