Steinacker Clark Alexandra (23 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art.

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Paperback. Condition: New. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art How to get a job and make a living in the art industry, from rising art world star Alexandra Steinacker-Clark, creator of the All About Art podcast. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art How to get a job and make a living in the art industry, from rising art world star Alexandra Steinacker-Clark, creator of the All About Art podcast. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art How to get a job and make a living in the art industry, from rising art world star Alexandra Steinacker-Clark, creator of the All About Art podcast. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art.

Paperback. Condition: New. The essential guide for anyone looking to find a job in the professional art sector, or make a career change into the industry.Ever been told that your plan to work in art is a pipe dream? Or that the art world is far too opaque and nepotistic to break into? This book breaks down the barriers that stop people approaching a career in art, and gives practical advice for a wide range of career paths. Through in-depth interviews with curators, gallerists, conservators, content creators, journalists, auction house employees, and many more, Alexandra Steinacker-Clark provides a fascinating insight into what it means to work in art. Includes interviews with:Sally Tallant, President and Executive Director of the Queens Museum, New YorkMaria Rita Cerilli, Communications Manager at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, VeniceElsy Lahner, Curator for Contemporary Art at the Albertina Museum, ViennaMikei Hall, Senior Art Handling Technician at Tate Britain, LondonThaddaeus Ropac, GalleristBianca Bosker, Journalist and author of Get the PictureLisa Dennison, Chairman of Sotheby's, AmericasAlayo Akinkugbe, Author and creator of the Instagram account A Black History of Art.