About
Anaïs Lellouche is an art consultancy that partners with Visionary Artists, Collectors and Communities. We create unique art experiences, matching the right artists with clients and managing all aspects of art activations.
We connect our clients’ vanguard visions with those of visionary artists.
Anaïs Lellouche works with collectors and institutions to foster endeavours which benefit the cultural sector. We support and collaborate with individuals and organisations dedicated to organising break-through creative projects and initiatives.
We aim to support a range of art projects that are philanthropically focused and make sure that our practice is dedicated to providing opportunities for emerging artists, collectors and visionaries to benefit socio-cultural development.
As a co-founder of the The INSPIRE Art Award, part of our proceeds are redistributed to the fundraising and financial support of the award. We support and organise a number of events which facilitate collaborations between art and charitable foundations.
Anaïs Lellouche in front of a work by Portia Zvavahera.Courtesy the artist, David Zwirner and Anaïs Lellouche
Anaïs Lellouche is a curator and art consultant based in London. She founded the eponymous art agency, which ‘Collaborates with Visionary Artists, Collectors and Communities’. She advises collectors and foundations, offering research-based and strategic collection development, drawn from a network of curatorial associates and galleries around the world.
Her curatorial expertise was forged working in leading museums, such as the Centre Pompidou in Metz and the State Library of Victoria in Melbourne. Her art-market acumen was developed leading the pre-eminent Anna Schwartz Gallery in Melbourne and at Sotheby’s in New York.
Lellouche has curated shows by some of the most visionary artists working today. Including global pioneers such as Daniel Buren and Sol LeWitt, to vanguard artists Oliver Beer, Marguerite Humeau, Chiharu Shiota and many more. Lellouche is an expert in public art, having led complex urban projects including with Expo2020 in Dubai, Nuit Blanche in Paris, White Night in Melbourne and Creative Time in New York.
She is an ambassador for international collectors’ groups, such as The Cultivist and the Guest Club, curating programmes of studio visits and private collections, and leading collectors through art fairs and biennales.
She sits on the advisory board of INSPIRE, Peace Research Institute in Oslo and is the co-founder of the INSPIRE Art Award, which supports artists who have experienced violent conflict. She holds an MA from Bard College, Centre for Curatorial Studies in the State of New York. She regularly publishes and teaches on contemporary art, public art and collecting, including for Centre Pompidou-Metz, Creative Time, State Library of Victoria and Quintessentially.
Katya Conrad
Curatorial and Communications Associate
Katya Conrad graduated from McGill University where she obtained an Honours degree in Art History with further specialisations in Philosophy and European Literature and Culture.
She completed her thesis on the intersections between historical art commissions and political contexts.
Based in London, Conrad is an experienced researcher, and coordinates events, social media and digital communications.