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| Art Services 2000 Ltd. |
Art Services 2000 Ltd. is a private company
founded to lend assistance, information and
professional fine art research, consulting
and appraisal services to the art profession,
legal profession and the general public.
founded to lend assistance, information and
professional fine art research, consulting
and appraisal services to the art profession,
legal profession and the general public.
Credentials
Our Director Mark Alexander founded the company as a result of the many requests he
received for information and honest guidance in the highly specialized and often
perplexing world of fine art.
Mr. Alexander received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Visual Art from Florida State
University in 1975. He is the past Director of Art Galleries at the University of Texas at
El Paso, Appalachian State University, The University of Miami, and Cameron University.
He served as Curator of Exhibitions and Education at the Tarble Arts Center, Eastern
Illinois University, Director of the Crealde School of Art and Managing Editor and
Publisher of Art Visions, Inc. He has taught studio art, art history art appreciation and
museum studies at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Before founding Art
Services 2000 his private independent fine art appraisal and consulting firm, Mr.
Alexander was the Executive Director of the Deland Museum of Art.
In his career as a museum and gallery director, exhibition curator, publisher and visual
arts consultant he has organized over two hundred exhibitions of fine art. His exhibitions,
publications and visiting artists programs have featured internationally recognized artists,
scholars and critics, including: Robert Rauschenberg, Darryl Pottorf, James Rosenquist,
Donald B. Kuspit, Dave Hickey, Thomas McEvllivey, Duane Hanson, Harmony
Hammond, Donald Saff, Jerry Uelsmann, Jack Burnham, Robert Fichter, Chris Burden,
Milton Brown, A.D. Coleman, Johann Eyfells, Don Boarman, Joel Oppenheimer, Ella
Foshay, Mary Louise Wood, Manuel Ocampo, and many others.
Mark Alexander, AM, ISA, is a fully Accredited Member and a Graduate of the
Appraisal Studies Program of the International Society of Appraisers with a Fine Arts
Specialty designation. He adheres to all International Society of Appraisers and USPAP
Report Writing Standards and the ISA Code of Ethics. He was recently selected as a
professional fine art appraiser by the United States Department of Justice to work with the
U.S. Marshals Service Department of Asset Forfeiture on cases involving the FBI, DEA,
and US Postal Service.
Mr. Alexander is also the curator and originator of "John James Audubon, American Artist
and Naturalist" a nationally traveling exhibition that continues to be presented by museums
throughout the United States. Please see the Audubon and Schedule pages on this website
for additional details and museum venues .
received for information and honest guidance in the highly specialized and often
perplexing world of fine art.
Mr. Alexander received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Visual Art from Florida State
University in 1975. He is the past Director of Art Galleries at the University of Texas at
El Paso, Appalachian State University, The University of Miami, and Cameron University.
He served as Curator of Exhibitions and Education at the Tarble Arts Center, Eastern
Illinois University, Director of the Crealde School of Art and Managing Editor and
Publisher of Art Visions, Inc. He has taught studio art, art history art appreciation and
museum studies at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Before founding Art
Services 2000 his private independent fine art appraisal and consulting firm, Mr.
Alexander was the Executive Director of the Deland Museum of Art.
In his career as a museum and gallery director, exhibition curator, publisher and visual
arts consultant he has organized over two hundred exhibitions of fine art. His exhibitions,
publications and visiting artists programs have featured internationally recognized artists,
scholars and critics, including: Robert Rauschenberg, Darryl Pottorf, James Rosenquist,
Donald B. Kuspit, Dave Hickey, Thomas McEvllivey, Duane Hanson, Harmony
Hammond, Donald Saff, Jerry Uelsmann, Jack Burnham, Robert Fichter, Chris Burden,
Milton Brown, A.D. Coleman, Johann Eyfells, Don Boarman, Joel Oppenheimer, Ella
Foshay, Mary Louise Wood, Manuel Ocampo, and many others.
Mark Alexander, AM, ISA, is a fully Accredited Member and a Graduate of the
Appraisal Studies Program of the International Society of Appraisers with a Fine Arts
Specialty designation. He adheres to all International Society of Appraisers and USPAP
Report Writing Standards and the ISA Code of Ethics. He was recently selected as a
professional fine art appraiser by the United States Department of Justice to work with the
U.S. Marshals Service Department of Asset Forfeiture on cases involving the FBI, DEA,
and US Postal Service.
Mr. Alexander is also the curator and originator of "John James Audubon, American Artist
and Naturalist" a nationally traveling exhibition that continues to be presented by museums
throughout the United States. Please see the Audubon and Schedule pages on this website
for additional details and museum venues .
| Accredited Member # 10995262 |
Illustrated above:
John Hoppner, RA
British, 1758-1810
Portrait of Mr. & Mrs.
Jacques Phillipe
Loutherbourg RA
oil on canvas
John Hoppner, RA
British, 1758-1810
Portrait of Mr. & Mrs.
Jacques Phillipe
Loutherbourg RA
oil on canvas
