Mason Lane helps clients learn about and acquire art, while supporting designers and peer advisors as they navigate the art market.

A New Kind of Art Advisory

A New Kind of Art Advisory

Mason Lane helps clients learn about and acquire art, while supporting designers and peer advisors as they navigate the art market.

We are a globally connected art advisory with a welcoming boutique appeal. With a practical and transparent approach, we help clients build distinctive art collections that celebrate personal taste and create visual impact. Beyond this, we champion industry collaboration, mentorship, and connection.

“Mason Lane understands and art and people; They quickly helped us get a feel for what our tastes were while making the art buying experience comfortable and enjoyable. We have recommended them to many friends and will cherish our art collection for years.”
— Client 2025

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

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What’s The Better Art Investment?

A client recently asked us “what’s the better investment?:”

-Artwork A: A $4,000,000 secondary work by a name brand artist, or:

-Artwork B: A $75,000 by a lesser known artist from a reputable NY gallery.

Here is a breakdown of our answer: 

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Maddie’s in London and Her Tastes Have Changed

Maddie is 4 months into living a life abroad. She’s leading our Mason Lane London office and beyond everyone here missing her IRL, the transition has been smooth. We’re still talking daily via phone, email, text and DM, (sometimes at the same time), and she’s been sharing a ton of artist and gallery discoveries with our team in New York, Minneapolis and LA. One notable observation about all of our communication and art shares is that Maddie’s tastes are evolving.  Let me explain…

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Highlights from the 2025 Art Market Report

The Arts Economics research group just released their 2025 art market report, in partnership with Art Basel and UBS. It’s incredibly thorough, complete with qualitative and quantitative data, and it addresses historic and projected future activity in diverse areas of the art market.  The findings were shared this week in New York at an intimate panel discussion between key market professionals. Timing of this event was particularly important, as it came on the heels of tariff announcements and amidst extreme stock market drops. Here are the highlights we noted during our one hour with Noah Horowitz (CEO of Art Basel), Dr. Clare MacAndrew (report author and founder, Arts Economics), Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi, CIO Global Equities, UBS Global Wealth Management, Steve Henry, Senior Partner, Paula Cooper Gallery, and Tim Schneider, Founder, The Gray Market.

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