Demystifying the Insurance and Appraisal Process

 

As part of the Hambidge Art Collector Insights series, Rebecca Dimling Cochran, an art appraiser who runs Cochran Arts, and Lei Redding, an insurance broker with her firm Redding Private Client, will discuss the process of organizing, appraising and insuring a growing art collection, plus give money, time and tax saving tips.

April 12, 7-8pm EST,
at the Cross-Pollination Art Lab Gallery,
2640 Lindbergh Lane NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 (This address does not show up in online maps. Get directions here.)

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Rebecca Dimling Cochran is a visual arts professional based in Atlanta, Georgia. She is the Director of Cochran Arts, an art advisory and appraisal company that works with clients to build, manage and protect contemporary art collections.

For fifteen years, she served as Curator of the Wieland Collection. In that role she built the collection through acquisitions of national and international artists, wrote and published a 350-page catalog, handled the database and maintenance of the artwork and designed the installation of the collection in the wareHOUSE, a 20,000 sq. foot exhibition space.

Prior to that, Cochran worked at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta and the Jack Tilton Gallery in New York. She also served as Interim Director of the Atlanta College of Art Gallery. She has organized numerous exhibitions including Art at the Edge: Social Turf at the High Museum of Art; Genevieve Arnold: A Retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia; and Radcliffe Bailey: Spiritual Migration and Vik Muniz: Reparté at the Atlanta College of Art Gallery. The latter also traveled to the Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, and the CU Art Galleries in Boulder, Colorado.

Cochran is also a freelance art critic, writing for numerous publications focusing primarily on art and design. Her articles have appeared in Art & Antiques, Art in America, Art on Paper, Art & Auction, Artforum.com, ArtsATL.com, Flash Art, Frieze, and Sculpture magazines among others. She has published numerous exhibition catalogs including Susan Hiller for the Tate Gallery in Liverpool, England.

Cochran has taught courses on Modern and Contemporary Art for the High Museum of Art, the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and the Continuing Education department of the Atlanta College of Art. She is a member of the Appraiser’s Association of America, the International Association of Art Critics, the Association of Art Museum Curators, and the American Association of Museums.

Lei Redding is a personal property & casualty insurance advisor specializing in risk management for high net-worth and ultra-high net-worth individuals and families.  Her company, Redding Private Client, LLC is based in Atlanta, Georgia and serves clients around the country.

After starting her career in commercial property & casualty insurance, Lei realized the business owners and executives she was working with did not have access to the same level of advice or service for their personal risk management as they did through their businesses.  She found that many of the clients had neglected their personal protection while they focused on their companies. 

As a former business owner herself, Lei realized that the need for concierge-level service for clients who lead busy lives and don’t have time to manage their own risks.  After working with both local and national brokers, Lei formed a boutique firm which has access to the resources of a nation broker with the hands-on touch of a local agency. 


Location
Hambidge Cross-Pollination Art Lab Gallery
2640 Lindbergh Lane NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 (This address does not show up in online maps. Get directions here.)

Parking & MARTA

There is metered street parking and a public parking garage available. We are also right next to the Lindbergh MARTA Station.

The Hambidge Cross-Pollination Art Lab is supported by the LUBO Fund and Fulton County Arts and Culture.