The next best thing to having Hans Ulrich Obrist as a father, or brother...
Published: Wed, 07/15/20
Introducing The Studio Visit Workshop -- for the artist who wants to work with the powerful curators collectors use to build their collection… but wants to access them without paying tens of thousands for a PR agency and a new 2000 square foot studio in Manhattan or Long Island City where these curators live.
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VIRTUAL STUDIO VISITS FOR ARTISTS:
Get a powerful curator to do a Zoom studio visit with you (and prepare for that visit in 2 weeks) even if your studio is your kitchen table
Monday, 20th July at 1:00 PM EST
Click here to register for the challenge and workshop
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VIRTUAL STUDIO VISITS FOR ARTISTS:
Get a powerful curator to do a Zoom studio visit with you (and prepare for that visit in 2 weeks) even if your studio is your kitchen table
Monday, 20th July at 1:00 PM EST
Click here to register for the challenge and workshop
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You will discover the exact same method Matthew Barney used to conduct his studio visit with Guggenheim’s Chief Curator Nancy Spector.
This workshop’s insider information is the next best thing to having a relative in the Serpentine Galleries
And a relative inside the Guggenheim’s Board of Directors.
And a relative inside Tate Modern’s Board of Trustees.
And a relative inside the National Council on the Arts.
Short of having Hans Ulrich Obrist as a father or brother (🤷♂️), or being the love child of a celebrity, it is the easiest way to stack the deck in your favour.
Join us live (free) and see why...
I hope to see you on Monday.
Best,
Brainard
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