Buying Back Time:
How Galleries Can Keep Their Best People

Thursday, October 15th at 10:00 a.m. (EDT)/3:00 p.m. (BST)


Buying Back Time:
How Galleries Can Keep Their Best People

Thursday, October 15th at 10:00 a.m. (EDT)/3:00 p.m. (BST)

When a senior team member leaves, they take more than their job title. Collector relationships, artist trust, and years of institutional knowledge go with them. New research shows mid-career women in the arts are the group most likely to be weighing that move right now.

Join Margaret Carrigan, News Editor at Artnet News, for a conversation on Hardwiring Change: Buying Back Time—Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA)'s second annual report on the structural pressures shaping women's careers in the art world. Drawing on more than 2,000 survey responses, the report looks at what's pushing talent out, and what's keeping people in.

She'll be joined by AWITA's Millie Jason Foster from Gillian Jason Gallery and Niamh Coghlan from Richard Saltoun to unpack the findings and talk about what galleries can actually do about them.

Can’t attend live? Register and we’ll send you the recording.

When a senior team member leaves, they take more than their job title. Collector relationships, artist trust, and years of institutional knowledge go with them. New research shows mid-career women in the arts are the group most likely to be weighing that move right now.

Join Margaret Carrigan, News Editor at Artnet News, for a conversation on Hardwiring Change: Buying Back Time—Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA)’s second annual report on the structural pressures shaping women’s careers in the art world. Drawing on more than 2,000 survey responses, the report looks at what’s pushing talent out, and what’s keeping people in.

She’ll be joined by Millie Foster from Gillian Jason Gallery and Niamh Coghlan from Richard Saltoun, both AWITA members, to unpack the findings and talk about what galleries can actually do about them.

Can’t attend live? Register and we’ll send you the recording.

When a senior team member leaves, they take more than their job title. Collector relationships, artist trust, and years of institutional knowledge go with them. New research shows mid-career women in the arts are the group most likely to be weighing that move right now.

Join Margaret Carrigan, News Editor at Artnet News, for a conversation on Hardwiring Change: Buying Back Time—Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts (AWITA)’s second annual report on the structural pressures shaping women’s careers in the art world. Drawing on more than 2,000 survey responses, the report looks at what’s pushing talent out, and what’s keeping people in.

She’ll be joined by AWITA’s Millie Foster from Gillian Jason Gallery and Niamh Coghlan from Richard Saltoun to unpack the findings and talk about what galleries can actually do about them.

Can’t attend live? Register and we’ll send you the recording.

Millie Jason Foster

Founding Director

Gillian Jason Gallery

Niamh Coghlan

Sales Director

Richard Saltoun

Margaret Carrigan

News Editor and Moderator

Artnet News


Artwork selection from Colette LaVette, Allegories of the Holocene (Sea), 2026. Courtesy of Gillian Jason Gallery



Artwork selection from Colette LaVette, Allegories of the Holocene (Sea), 2026. Courtesy of Gillian Jason Gallery


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