Price Latimer Agah is a private art dealer and consultant specializing in emerging, contemporary and post-war art for private residences, collections and public/corporate spaces. Based in Los Angeles, the company offers a full spectrum of sales and services including site specific consultation, research, procurement, resale, auction attendance, art investment advisory, independent curatorial projects, art event production, exhibition project management, commissioned work and installation, all with the budgetary and aesthetic objectives of each client in mind. Price’s mission is to share her passion and appreciation for art with clients through personalized assistance, education, attention to detail and communication. With years of experience and a network of the most innovative art and design resources throughout the world, Price Latimer Agah is ready to assist you in finding ideal, incomparable works of art for your environment. Privacy is of the utmost importance and all transactions are completely confidential.

Price Latimer Agah is a 5th generation Texan, born in Amarillo and raised in San Antonio. She received a B.F.A. in graphic design from the Rhode Island School of Design, and has also completed courses at Parsons School of Design in Paris and Brown University, as well as pursued studies abroad in New Zealand and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. While attending RISD, she worked in New York for Peter Halley and his magazine, Index. After relocating to Los Angeles in 2000, she began working as Associate Director of ACE Gallery. In 2002, she went to work for the innovative Italian furniture company, Kartell. There, she consulted with architects and interior designers to furnish everything from private residences and offices to distinguished restaurants and large-scale hotels. For two years thereafter, she ran her own P.R. company specializing in creative public relations for the fashion, art and design industries.

Price currently serves on The Board of Trustees for the Santa Monica Museum of Art and is involved with various other councils, committees, fundraising groups and projects for MOCA, LA><ART, LACMA, the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND) and Art Table.

Portrait above by Christoph Schmidberger, 2009.