Areti Chavale is a Lecturer in Management at the Adam Smith Business School working on the intersection of art, business and law.

After obtaining her BA from Oxford Brookes University and her MLitt from the joint programme of Christies Education and the University of Glasgow, she gained a decade of art market work experience, mainly in auction houses, but also in museums and galleries. She completed her PhD at the University of Glasgow, an interdisciplinary subject titled 'Artist's Resale Right and the Art Market: Evidence from British Art Auctions'. Her work also focuses on impact and knowledge exchange across the academic, business and policy worlds.

Areti is the Deputy Director and Dissertation Convenor for MSc Marketing Online and Deputy Director for Professional Pathways.

Areti is a member of the School's Marketing Research Cluster.

Areas of expertise:

• Art markets

• Cultural industries

• Regulation and policy

• Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL):

   

  • Art-based and creative approaches to business and
  • Management education
  • Inclusive learning and assessment
    
    

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Educational Development Project 2025

• Description How can assessments be more inclusive to educate students more effectively? A focus on the perspectives of postgraduate students at the University of Bristol and University of Glasgow Business Schools. Amount £1500.

PhD supervision

• Delivering performance
• Courses:
  • MGT5503 Arts Marketing
  • MGT5219 Marketing Management
  • MGT5274 Marketing Management
  • MGT5043 Strategic Marketing Management
  • MGT5265 Delivering Performance

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

Reviewer

• European Journal of Law and Economics
• Journal of Arts Management

Conferences

• 2026. CABS, LTSE Conference, Manchester

International presentations:

• 2026. 18th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management. (Rio de Janeiro)
• 2025. 23rd International Conference on Cultural Economics. (Rotterdam)
• 2024. Good Practices in the Art Market Colloquium. (Lisbon)