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Estrategias de Administración para Artistas Visuales/ Strategic Planning for Visual Artists

19 Friday Nov 2010

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Estrategias de Administración para Artistas Visuales

Creative Capital’s Professional Development Program (PDP) y NoMAA presenta un taller de desarrollo profesional y estrategias de administración para artistas visuales hispanohablantes.
Este taller es gratuito y está limitado a 20 participantes.
Descripción: El taller ofrece una introducción intensiva a la planificación estratégica, recaudación de fondos, promoción y comunicación verbal específicamente para artistas visuales. También se tratarán de varios temas entre ellos como trabajar con una galería, como negociar, como manejarse como artista, y los desafíos y las ventajas de trabajar en múltiples contextos culturales.
Dirigido por la cineasta Ela Troyano y la artista visual, Andrea Arroyo.
Lugar: The Cornerstone Center, 178 Bennett Avenue (Calle 189), New York, NY 10040
Date: Sábado, 4 de diciembre, 2010, de 10:00am a 5:00pm (incluye desayuno y almuerzo)
Elegibilidad: Artistas predominantemente hispanohablantes, residentes en la ciudad de Nueva York. Los artistas deberán demostrar experiencia profesional y un compromiso serio con su carrera artística.
Fecha límite para solicitar admisión: Miércoles, 1 de diciembre, 2010

El taller es gratuito. Cupo Limitado – favor de responder antes de la fecha límite para asegurar puesto.
Para llenar la solicitud, ingrese aqui.
Para información adicional: info@nomaanyc.org

Se exhorta a los artistas visuales de la comunidad a participar en este importante taller.

¡Esperamos su solicitud!

Strategic Planning for Spanish-Speaking Artists

Creative Capital’s Professional Development Program (PDP) and NoMAA present a strategic planning workshop for up to 20 Spanish-speaking visual artists.
Workshop Description: This free day-long workshop will be an intensive introduction to strategic planning, business management, fundraising, promotion, and verbal communication skills designed specifically for visual artists; it will address issues such as working with a gallery, business negotiations, best practices for self-management, and the challenges and assets of working in multiple cultural contexts.
Facilitated by Ela Troyano, filmmaker, and Andrea Arroyo, visual artist
Location: The Cornerstone Center, 178 Bennett Avenue (at 189th Street), New York, NY 10040
Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010, 10am-5pm (includes breakfast and lunch)
Eligibility: Workshop is open to predominantly Spanish-speaking visual artists residing in New York City. Artists should have demonstrated professional experience in their fields, with a serious commitment to their careers.

Application deadline:  Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Please click here for the application.

Free – no charge. Space is limited – please respond before the deadline to secure a spot.
For questions or assistance contact:info@nomaanyc.org

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2nd Bronx Latin American Art Biennial 2010 – 2da Bienal de ArteLatinoamericano del Bronx, 2010

08 Monday Nov 2010

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2nd Bronx Latin American Art Biennial, 2010 PRESENT “RECONSTRUCTION ELSE WHERE”,
Group Exhibition. November 6 to November 30 2010 Artist’s Reception November 6,
2010 Time: 5:30 pm –9:00 pm. Location: BRONX ART SPACE 305 East 140th Street,
Bronx NY, 10454 Tel.: 347 920 6579   www.bronxartspace.com “Reconstruction
Elsewhere” deals with parallel realities in artists work either in its formal or
conceptual qualities. A parallel reality is a state that we are continually in
and that we are regularly experiencing. In each year, day or hour we encounter a
barrage of contradicting and colliding attitudes, thoughts, sensations, desires,
emotions and dreams.  This condition is even more heightened for artists as they
experience parallel realities as immigrants and as artists in the
conceptualization and in the creation of their work, exploring the many
subtleties, shapes of survival and transformation. Artists Alain Gutierrez,
Alejandra Delfin, Alberto Borrea, Julia Justo, Pepe Coronado, Lissette
Solorzano, Margarita Fresco Crespo, Marisol Diaz, Milton Afanador, Niurka
Barroso, Rosa Tavarez, Sebastian Garcia, Pablo Jansana, Miguel Lescano, Juan
Sanchez, Dió-genes Abréu, Jaime Higa , Pilar Pedraza , Angie Bonino, Raul Lopez
Garcia, Radhamés Mejía, Ines Tolentino, Ismael Checo, Danny Peralta, Kevin
Gerien, Rigo Peralta, Sebastian Mahaluf, Jesus Rivera, Rafael Rosario Laguna.
Directions: By Subway: 6 Train to 138th Street/3rd Ave – note there are two
exits to the subway station, at 3rd Ave and at Alexander Ave.