Liz graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in Finance. An art and travel enthusiast, Liz worked as a travel writer after graduation, traveling to six continents while reporting on authentic cultural experiences and high-adrenaline adventures. During a three-month expedition to Kenya, she summated Mount Kenya, lived with the Masaai and explored the Indian Ocean by dhow. On returning stateside, Liz moved to Manhattan to work for a boutique financial services firm. Never one to sit behind a desk, Liz enrolled in New York University, earning her Masters degree in Visual Arts Administration. Liz is an active participant in New York’s cultural scene and has worked with various arts organizations including ArtTable, Art Horizons International, the Business Committee for the Arts, Clementine Gallery, Elizabeth Szancer Kujawski Art Advisors, the International Association of Professional Art Advisors, and JP Morgan Chase Bank’s Art Program. Liz spends much of her free time combing the city in search of unique experiences and additions for her personal art collection. She was born and raised in Clearwater, Florida.

Tracy graduated from Duke University, where she studied Cultural Policy and Art History. Focusing on Ancient Art and Architecture, Tracy spent a semester abroad in Rome and has since traveled extensively throughout Europe on art-finding expeditions. After graduation, she worked in management consulting and business development before returning to the art world full-time, earning a Masters degree in Visual Arts Administration from New York University. Tracy has worked with fine art auction houses in New York, the Durham Arts Council (North Carolina), the Regina Miller Gallery (Pittsburgh), and the Smithsonian Institution (Washington, DC) and is a certified fine art appraiser. In addition, she has gained invaluable experience scouring commercial galleries and international art fairs to build her own growing collection of works on paper. Tracy grew up outside of Saratoga Springs, New York.