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Susan Todd-Raque provides art advisory services for private collectors, corporations and artists. Specializing in vintage 20th century photography and work by selected contemporary photographers, she brings a wealth of knowledge from over 20 years as an independent art collection consultant, curator, educator, appraiser and writer on the photographic arts, earning the respect of private and corporate collectors in Atlanta, Chicago and New York.
Following her business degree from DePaul University, Todd-Raque became a business manager in the music entertainment industry, offering financial and art investment advice to clients. Returning to her love of the visual arts, it was during her graduate work at Emory University that Todd-Raque learned the fine skill of appraising photography, the true meaning of vintage, and the value of art as an investment. Noted for her dynamic presentation style, she has been a guest lecturer on various aspects of collecting art for the Michael C. Carlos Museum and galerieMC, with the most recent lecture, Inspired Collecting, at the High Museum of Art in November 2006.
As a founder of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Todd-Raque created a forum and showcase for photography through an annual lecture series, public art initiative, and numerous activities, thus advancing the position of the photographic arts in the Southeast. Her community service also includes serving on the Board of Directors of Art Papers magazine and the Photo Forum support group at the High Museum of Art.
In September 2007, her latest curatorial effort, Responding to Home,
will feature the work of Georgia artists (William Boling, Charles Hemard
III, Jane Robbins Kerr, Judy Morris Lampert, Hank Margeson, Jerry Siegel,
and Karen Tauches) at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia in
Atlanta, and travels to the Appleton Museum of Art
in Ocala, Florida in September 2008.
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featuring the work of Sylvia Plachy
works available by:
Sylvia Plachy
William Boling
Yasuhiro Ishimoto
John McWilliams
Ruth Orkin
Jerry Siegel
and more... |