Friday 14th February 2014

We are delighted to welcome you to our new specially designed state-of-the-art facility on 33rd Street in Long Island City is conveniently located minutes from the Ed Koch Bridge and Midtown Tunnel (opposite M.O.M.A. Queens warehouse) and is easily accessible by subway at the 33rd Street Station of the 7-train.
45-11 33rd Street
Long Island City
New York 11101
T: 718.784.8444
F: 718.784.9337
E: [email protected]
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To launch our Pulse Check series Oliver Howell and Paul Cannon our European and USA CEO's provide a deep dive into the seamless infrastructure behind the international art market that is supported by fine art logistics businesses such as ourselves.
\As we bring you a co - authored thought leadership piece for the first time in the series we do a deep dive into a sector that sits right at the very heart of the fine art logistics industry. Our network of fine art shuttle routings. Gander & White shuttles run deep through Taylor and Samantha's veins and we hope you enjoy their thoughtful insights into the hidden engine room of the art world as much as we benefit from it on a weekly basis.
The Great Wealth Transfer has been one of the hottest topics of the last 18 months as families with generational wealth prepare for the most significant transfer of wealth in history and alongside it an almost guaranteed seismic shift in global tastes and habits. In our latest thought leadership offering our west coast business development manager Shue Her-Sturm, shares his thoughts and insight on this deeply impactful topic.
When thinking about the international art market Miami is probably best know for Art Basel Miami Beach - and that was indeed the driving factor for setting up Gander & White Miami over twenty years ago. But beyond this, Miami has an abundance of beautiful houses - and with beautiful houses comes a wide range of fabulous Interior Designers. Here Joe Piotrowski who was instrumental to setting up our Miami branch gives his thoughts on why working with a fine art logistics provider should be a given for all of them.