D'ART is led by Timmy Kim, a curator and advisor whose standing bridges the Korean art establishment and the international market few Korean specialists reach with equal authority. That standing is built through curatorial work that spans a Dansaekhwa exhibition in Paris, a historical exhibition tracing the full arc of Korean modern and contemporary art, an exhibition of Chang Ucchin, and an exhibition of Nam June Paik, the artist who first placed Korean art at the center of the global contemporary conversation. A collaboration with Burberry extends that same authority into the commercial world.

Alongside this curatorial record, Timmy advises private collectors and institutions directly on acquisition, applying the same judgment behind these exhibitions to decisions made quietly, for clients who rarely appear in public record. His advisory practice centers on building collections around long-term conviction rather than short-term timing, translating curatorial authority into acquisition strategy for those who collect with intention.