Our advisory services are open to all. As the ISE-DA team has an international background and is located both in the US and internationally, we are able to support clients wherever they are.

For our New Collectors’ Program, we currently only offer this in-person in New York. The program is offered virtually for those based outside of New York. If you are based outside of New York and are interested in keeping up to date as we roll out the program and more events in other cities, fill out our Interest Form here.

Our New Collectors’ Program is a subscription membership catered to Black professionals interested in collecting art.

The benefits listed on our Program page are the yearly benefits for the program. Each year we have two seasons of programming, a fall/winter and spring/summer session.

The price listed reflects the price per season.

No, members of our New Collectors’ Program can begin at any level of the membership. There is an option for every member to progress to a higher level at the end of each year to access further benefits.

At this current moment, ISE-DA does not manage artists. However, we have an extensive network of artists we work with for our New Collectors’ Program, corporate programs, cultural and civic initiatives, and special projects. If you are an artist and you would like to learn more and get involved, please contact us at info@iseda.co.

Yes, ISE-DA offers part-time internships designed for students seeking academic credit. These roles are ideal for individuals passionate about contemporary art, research, storytelling, and community-building. Internships are remote with flexible scheduling, and we typically recruit for fall placements beginning in August. Please visit our Careers page for current listings and application instructions.