Nicole Carroll teaches artists sales and marketing skills thru lectures and individual consultations. She is an accomplished professional who is passionate about helping artists make a living from their art. Nicole also consults for arts organizations on a per-project basis.

Contact info: 845-657-2439

 

 

Arts Attorney

Gary M. Schuster has been an associate attorney with Jacobowitz &Gubits, LLP, in Walden, New York, since 2004. His varied practice includes corporate, partnership and LLC formation and transactions, representation of nonprofit organizations, commercial and residential real estate transactions, will drafting, probate, and estate administration, and guardianship proceedings. Prior to joining the law firm Mr. Schuster worked extensively in both music and art publishing. He handles copyright and trademark applications, transactions and licensing, and represents painters, sculptors, photographers, dancers, musicians, songwriters, music producers, film producers, publishers, fashion models, agents, galleries and non-profit arts organizations. Mr. Schuster is the current President of the Orange County Arts Council.

 

Director of Barefoot Dance Center, LLC.

Jessie is founder and director of the Barefoot Dance Center LLC. She would be happy to discuss these topics with you: Finding the right dance studio for your child. The differences and similarities between dance styles, such as modern, ballet and jazz. The classes we offer, as well as possibilities for joining the Barefoot Dance Company. (and our other offerings: birthday parties, school residencies, dance performances). The importance of good training and healthy alignment. What it means to be a modern dancer.

 

 

Founder of La Leona Arts

the arts through various creative initiatives, is an artist, curator, and arts advocate.  Her drawings

and paintings explore issues of beauty, universal womanhood and the metaphysical. As an

independent curator, based out of the Hudson Valley, Brathwaite collaborates with other art

foundations, galleries and alternative art spaces to exhibit work that reflects our diverse cultures.  

She continually advocates and appreciates the importance of diversity in the visual arts. For

COTA 2009 Brathwaite will be discussing the importance of promotion, marketing and global

networking.  She will review how operating on the local level can strengthen your opportunities

for global exposure.  

 

 

 

All curators are welcome! Come with your questions and answers.