Collecting Art for Love, Money and More

Thea Westreich Wagner and Ethan Wagner have been art advisors and collectors for more than two decades.

Recently, they pledged to donate over 800 works from their own collection to the Whitney Museum and Pompidou Center. Joined by Amy Cappellazzo, Christie's International co-head of postwar and contemporary art, and Stefan Kalmar, Artists Space executive director, Ethan and Thea discuss the complexities of the art world.

They'll reveal the secrets of successful collectors—from discovering new talent to getting the highest returns on investment—as well as present an overview of the great private collections of the past. If you're interested in buying art, but worried about making an expensive mistake, or looking to take a collection to the next stage, this talk can't be missed.

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