This 2-hour seminar will offer photographers an inside perspective from a pioneer collector on how to get your photography in a gallery.

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Note: This class will be held in a live, online format using the Zoom Platform.
Class meets Wednesday, May 10 from 5-7pm ET.

This 2-hour seminar will offer photographers an inside perspective from a pioneer collector on how to access the fine art marketplace. Learn the questions collectors ask and how this might impact your practice. We’ll discuss how to find the ‘right’ gallery, proper etiquette when approaching them (including what not to do), and marketing materials needed in order to get your name out into the marketplace.

For photographers looking for a more in-depth course on this subject, consider taking our 5-part Making Work… Now What? How to Get Out into the Art World (Online).

Testimonials

“Alice helped me gain access to The Contemporary Art Museum (Genoa) and The Tate Modern (London). Mille grazie!” – Luca P.

“What pragmatic and practical information… I changed my artist statement, website and resume the next day!” – Lisa W.

“I walked away with a bouquet of new ways to market my work…” – Pauline M. R.

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Instructor: Alice Sachs Zimet

Alice Sachs Zimet has been a collector of fine photography for 30+ years, as well as an educator, consultant, and advisor with regular participation in juries, portfolio reviews, and festivals. Faculty, International Center of Photography (ICP) School. Chair, Photography Curatorial Committee, Harvard Art Museums. Board, Magnum Foundation. Chair, Acquisitions Committee, ICP. Independent educator and consultant, Corporate Sponsorship. Adjunct Professor, Graduate Program, Arts Administration, Steinhardt School, New York University. Bachelor’s Degree (Art History), Syracuse University. Studied art history at the Sorbonne, Paris, France. Master’s Degree (Art History), New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts. Research Assistant, Grey Art Gallery. Manager, Summer Intern Program, Metropolitan Museum of Art. Manager, Direct Mail Publications Program, American Federation of Arts. Director, Worldwide Cultural Affairs, The Chase Manhattan Bank.

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