His
unique blend of education, which includes working on a PhD in Native American
art history, and experiences provide him with a unique ability to work internationally with
museums, to advise collectors and to perform appraisals. Located in Southern California Bill can be
contacted at bmercer3000@gmail.com or 818-624-0310.
The ArtTrak blog has been created as a discussion forum for the website www.arttrak.com. Periodically ArtTrak also sends out Newsletters to their subscribers and this information after publication is also added to the blog. While much of the blog is devoted to African, Pre-Columbian, Oceanic, American Indian, and Folk Art, we are also very involved with appraisal and authentication issues. Your comments are welcome.
Friday, May 18, 2012
Bill Mercer - Tribal art appraiser
After
more than 25 years in the museum profession, Bill Mercer has completed his
accreditation as an appraiser with the International Society of Appraisers and
opened his own business specializing in the appraisal of Native American,
Pre-Columbian, African, Oceanic and other tribal arts. Mercer’s professional background includes
stints at the Curator for the Art of Africa and the Americas at the Cincinnati
Art Museum, Curator of Native American Art at the Portland Art Museum, and he
was the Director of the Montana Historical Society Museum. He has been the curator of numerous
exhibitions and has published extensively.
Mercer continues to lecture and work with museums and collectors. He was the curator for “Pueblo to Pueblo: The
Legacy of Southwest Indian Pottery” that is currently traveling to various
venues around the country and is currently working on an exhibition for the
Bowers Museum that will open in Bogota, Colombia later this year.
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