Ready to advance your art career with small group instruction on all the business topics you need to succeed in art? Join webinar 1 of 3 for our sping professional development series: Leveraging Contemporary Art Trends for Social Media! The Culturally Arts Collective team is comprised of business savvy professionals in arts administration, marketing, and finance in addition to our powerhouse curators, setting our knowledge of market trends apart from your average art collective. We're your mentor, not just your broker. Our business is helping your art business thrive. 

Webinar 1: Leveraging Contemporary Artist Identikits for Social Media Growth - March

Webinar 2: Artist Branding and Market Positioning - April

Webinar 3: The Current Art Market and Artistic Cannonization - May 

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Contemporary Art and Social Networks: Learn about the identikit of the VIP contemporary artist and optimizing your art social media accounts for growth

The first goal of this webinar is the revelation of the impulses behind the sharing and the consumption of works of art on social networks together with the creation of the identikit of the contemporary v.i.p artist, increasingly present on social networks and canonised as public figure. The second goal of this meeting is the definition of the work of art in relation to its diffusion on social networks. These objectives will be elaborated thought the analysis of selected works of contemporary artists among the best known to a general audience and whose dissemination of works is often viral on social networks.

About the instructor: Kimberly Fabbri, MA

Kimberly Fabbri (1997 Acqui Terme, AL - Italy) is an emerging international curator and is responsible for curating exhibitions of international artists at Culturally Arts Collective, as well as carrying out various projects both in the field of art and in marketing and communication for the real estate sector for a large European company, the Tecnocasa Group.  Her education is of an international nature: after earning a bachelor degree at the Iulm University of Milan in Arts, Design and Entertainment, she continued her education with a Master's Degree in Art and Design Management at the Budapest Metropolitan University to then complete her cycle of studies with an Executive Master in Global Marketing and Communication for Made in Italy and an Executive Master in Leadership for Relations for Made in Italy held by the Italy - Usa Foundation in Rome. Her professional career has seen her engaged in international contemporary art fairs such as the Art Market in Budapest, in historical museums such as the Terror Hàza Museum in Budapest (Hungary) and in private collections such as the Fisogni Museum in Varese (Italy). For Culturally Arts Collective, she curated the editorial project The Mutagens and wrote about Hungarian art and culture for the online information portal Ungheria News.  She defines herself as a flâneuse, and it is precisely her free spirit and her attention to the contemporary, with its changes and ambiguities, that lead her to constantly seek contact with the most diverse forms of artistic expression both internationally and in terms of attention to the cultural heritage of his countries of origin, Italy and Hungary.