Managing Director

Gary Krimershmoys is an art advisor and curator, who manages Quintessentially Art's global business. Specializing in international post-war and contemporary art, Gary works with individuals and corporations on building and managing bespoke collections. Working with an international network of art world professionals and collectors, Gary can present a unique and broad access to the best of the art world for a select group of clients.

A selection of recent curatorial projects included:
Voyeur - with 4-xMagaizine.com, American Friends of the Louvre, and Patrons of the Miami Art Museum during Art Basel Miami Beach 2010;
The Art Healing Ministry - with artist Alexander Melamid;
Facets of Figuration - Benefit Art Exhibition at the Metropolitan Musuem in NY with Rodman & Renshaw LLC and McCarton Foundation.

After years as an art collector and aficionado, in 2008 Gary completed studies at Central Saint Martin's College of Art and Design and Sotheby's Institute. He previously worked in financial trading and sales in New York City and London. His last finance position was heading the European Structured Credit Derivatives Group for Tullett Prebon Group Ltd.

UK Manager

Diana joined Quintessentially Art at the beginning 0f 2010, since then she has become the UK Manager focusing on clients in the UK, Europe and Asia. Diana received her Master's in Contemporary Art from Sotheby's Institute London, and previously specialised in Renaissance and Baroque Art. She has trained in a contemporary gallery and at a leading auction house, in addition to managing a private collection which included cataloguing works as well as advising on new purchases and the sale of works through auction.

Senior Advisor

Nick Hackworth has extensive experience in the contemporary art world and a special interest in the emerging art scene. He has worked as an advisor for numerous major collectors and institutions including the British Government, serving on the Advisory Committee of the Government Art Collection. As a critic, he spent seven years as the London Evening Standard's Contemporary Art Critic, and has also been Art Editor of Dazed & Confused and Art Editor of Quintessentially Magazine. In 2006 he founded the contemporary art gallery Paradise Row, dedicated to showing an international stable of artists.

USA Manager

Lucas Natali spent over a decade working as a Director in New York galleries such as Spanierman and Charles Cowles. As a private art advisor he has notably brokered sales of the only existing copy of Andy Warhol's first video film and handled the sale of a sculpture garden in the Gordon Bunshaft designed, Manhattan House. He is a USPAP licensed fine art appraiser. Currently he is the Director of the gallery/project space, Art Amalgamated.  Mr. Natali earned a Bachelors degree with a focus in art history from Skidmore College and a Masters degree in the Art Market curriculum from The Fashion Institute of Technology.