Stephanie Manasseh
Founder
Stephanie Manasseh is an art advisor and curator. She is the co-founder of Berkshire House and Director at Jonathan Prince Studio, splitting her time between Brussels and Massachusetts.
Born in Montreal, Canada, Manasseh earned her degree from McGill University and went on to further her studies at Sotheby's Institute and Goldsmiths in London.
In 2006, she founded SM Art Advisory, an art bureau. Drawing on her international experience advising clients from art fairs, to corporate businesses to private collectors, Manasseh offered seasoned market insight and crafted bespoke aesthetic experiences across the globe. That same year, she also founded the Accessible Art Fair (ACAF), which ran for sixteen years, offering unaffiliated artists an opportunity to exhibit and sell their work in a high-end art fair setting.
In 2021, Manasseh was appointed curator of the Sol Lewitt exhibition at the Jewish Museum of Belgium, whilst also advising the Jewish museum of Amsterdam on their 2023 LeWitt exhibition. Through her close contact with the LeWitt family, Manasseh facilitated a Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing at Berkshire House.
Manasseh’s expertise in the art world has brought her ongoing professional partnerships with many international brands including BMW, American Express, The New York Times, Montblanc, Tiffany, Alfa Romeo and The Bicester Shopping Collection.
Today, Manasseh lives both in Brussels and The Berkshires with her husband Jonathan Prince and has two grown up daughters.
