  
ART SERVICES 2000 is a private company founded to lend assistance, information and professional services to both the art profession and the general public.
Mark Alexander, the Director of Art Services 2000 created the company as the result of the many requests he has received for practical answers about the complex world of fine art.
Mr. Alexander received his Master 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. 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 McEllivey, Harmony Hammond, Donald Saff, Duane Hanson, Jerry Uelsmann, Robert Fichter, Jack Burnham, Milton Brown, James Surls, Chris Burden, Adam Straus, Ray Parrish, A.D. Coleman, Johann Eyfells, Eric Holt, John James Audubon, Ella Foshay, Joel Oppenheimer, Don Boarman, Mary Louise Wood, Manuel Ocampo and many others.
Mark Alexander is a fully Accredited Member and 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.
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