Monica Eulitz is a creative and skilled negotiator with a deep understanding of the international art market. She is an expert in managing high-value transactions, a strategic advisor to estates and foundations, and an experienced producer of site-specific, public, and performance art.

Born in Miami to German and Haitian parents, Monica now divides her time between New York, Berlin, and Miami. In her business, Monica Eulitz Art Consulting, she applies her extensive knowledge of fine art and photography as well as the primary and secondary markets, to serve a wide range of clientele. For individual collectors, she guides the process from acquisition to collection management. For artists, she advises on management, market positioning, and production. For estates and foundations, she develops and implements structural and strategic decisions.

Monica began her career in 1998 at Christie’s, focusing on Latin America. She rose to assistant vice president / business manager of the Impressionist & Modern and Post-War & Contemporary Art departments, gaining mastery of high-value consignments and structuring complex financial deals.

In 2005, Monica became agent and advisor to internationally known performance artist Vanessa Beecroft. Monica represented the artist to galleries and collectors and directed production of her performances and installations. Later, Monica relocated to Europe, serving as international director of the Berlin and Moscow spaces of Galerie Volker Diehl.

In 2010, The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation appointed Monica as director of sales. During her tenure, she increased Mapplethorpe’s exposure in the international art market, doubling the price of some of the artist’s most iconic works. When Turkey developed as an emerging market for contemporary art, Monica expanded the foundation’s activities into the region, while identifying other growth markets, including Madrid, Reykjavik, and Turin.

After leaving The Mapplethorpe Foundation in 2017, she launched Monica Eulitz Art Consulting. She is a member of the ICA Miami Acquisitions Committee; supports nonprofits, including Performa, Ballroom Marfa, and Independent Curators International; and is currently planning the launch of a nonprofit foundation to increase the visibility of Haitian artists.

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