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China's domestic art scene has seen astonishing maturation since the late 1990's where exhibitions were "underground". China has come a long way to where Beijing, Shaghai and Shenzhen have countless galleries, project spaces, theaters, foundations and museums.
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Moderator: Mathieu Borysevicz, curator and critic Panelist: Xu Bing, artist, winner of Macarthur Genius Award Jack Tilton, NY Gallerist Lin Yilin, performance artist Zhang Jianjun, artist and coordinator of the Shanhai Beinnial Christopher Phillips, curator at ICP, and critic for Art in America Organizer: Mathieu Borysevicz | |
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This workshop will cover the major legal and business issues faced by arts professionals. Topics will include the major issues in contract, intellectual property law and entity formation/incorporation. | |
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Panelists: Elena M. Paul, Executive Director of VLA Alexi Auld, Director of Legal Services at VLA Organizer: Doug Sheer, Chairperson of ATOA |  Alexi Auld & Elena M. Paul |
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Business of being and artist & the artists voice and how to speak with it to sell your art. The Artists Marketing Voice, how to define your audience: galleries, private collectors, corporate or retail...ect How to define and target your consumer through conventional and electronic media. This will be an open discussion between four completely different points of view and disciplines that all market art, fine art exhibtion currator, commercial artists agent, gallariest and working artist. | |
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Moderator: Mark Weiner, painter - and publisher of Resolve40.com Participants: Molly Barnes, Curator, Galleriest and Author Meghan Carleton, is a senior associate at Art Finance Partners, and currator of AFP Galleries Richard Solomon, Commercial Artist Agent - Founder . Richard Solomon Artists Representative Donna Walker-Kuhne, Specialist in Audience development and Arts Marketing Organizer: Mark Weiner, painter |  Molly Barnes |
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