Alix Holloway
Founder
- Organisation
- A H Arts
- Biography
- Alix Holloway is an established secondary market art dealer, fine art appraiser and art advisor based in New York. She is the founder of AH Arts, a fine art gallery with a rotating selection of consigned inventory of paintings, sculptures and works on paper by Modern, Post-War and Contemporary Masters. She curates two public exhibitions annually timed to the marque auctions in May and November AH Arts works with private collectors, and their estates, to deaccession important 20th Century works of art, while helping new and established collectors, institutions and corporations to make meaningful acquisitions. A proud member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), AH Arts upholds the highest level of connoisseurship, scholarship and integrity. Prior to founding AH Arts in 2020, she spent ten years working with James Goodman Gallery and managed all aspects of gallery sales. She led the directive to close the gallery after James Goodman’s passing in 2019, which entailed privately selling much of his personal collection, donating the gallery’s archives, gifting the library and ending a 60-year gallery operation to start anew. It was this foundation that enabled AH Arts to work with many of the same clients in much the same capacity placing historical works of art in important collections. Holloway received her MA in Visual Arts Administration from New York University and holds a BA in Art History, BFA in Printmaking, BS in Marketing from Arizona State University. She is a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America and focuses on supporting the estates of dedicated collectors to speak across generations. She is also passionate about arts education, community engagement, and contemporary dance – serving on the Development Committee for the Joyce Theater and as the President of the Board of Directors for HiveWild Dance. She lives in Chelsea, one block from her gallery, with her husband, their twin boys and an Austrian Shepard.
Speaker on
The Evolving Gallery Model
Session
21/05/2026
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11:05 - 11:35