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Join Christie’s Education’s Open House on November 30 to learn more about the master’s programs in New York.

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Join us at our upcoming Open House to meet with Academic Director, Dr. Veronique Chagnon-Burke, program directors Dr. Julie Reiss and Noah Kupferman, and our admissions team to learn more about what Christie’s Education, New York has to offer.

We have an unparalleled reputation for preparing you to enter the professional art world. Our programs provide paths to art world careers in auction houses, museums, galleries, private collections, art advisories, art finance and beyond.
We are now accepting applications for our Fall 2019 master’s programs in New York:

M.A. in Art, Law and Business
M.A. in Modern and Contemporary Art and the Market

Christie’s Education’s Open House (1230 Avenue of the Americas, 20th Floor) will take place November 30, 2018, 10–1 pm. To RSVP, visit christies.edu/new-york.

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