Increased sustainability and a reduction in carbon emissions are urgent concerns across the art industry – for both collectors and professionals. An authentic, embedded commitment to improvement is more than the right thing to do for the planet, it is good business sense, and the recruitment…
Continuing our focus on the US, for this week’s Working in the Arts segment we spoke with Sarah Arnett Ordaz who is the Gallery Manager at Lisson, New York. So, where do you work? I work at Lisson Gallery, in our New York office. What is your job title? Gallery Manager – though this title…
In today’s dynamic and fast-paced business environment, our clients are constantly seeking innovative ways to stay agile, efficient, and competitive. One workforce strategy that has gained significant traction in the art world is the use of temporary workers. Whether it’s seasonal…
This month’s Working in the Arts segment focusses on the US and this week we spoke with Hooper Turner who is the Registrar for White Cube, New York. So, where do you work? I work at White Cube, a very well known and respected UK-based art gallery with international locations. I work in the New…
Sandy, our Administrator here at DRAW looks at when to disclose a disability in the UK recruitment process. A question that we are often asked by candidates is when, and if, they should disclose a disability or health condition, to a potential employer during the recruitment process here in the UK.…
This month’s Working in the Arts segment focusses on the US and this week we spoke with Anita Ragusa who is the Human Resources Director for Karma Gallery. So, where do you work? I work at Karma gallery, a modern and contemporary art gallery with locations in the East Village, NY, and Los…
This month’s Working in the Arts segment focusses on the US. Emma Winder is the Business Director for Skarstedt Gallery in New York. So, where do you work ? I work at Skarstedt Gallery, I am based in New York, but I work with our locations in London and Paris as well. What is your job…
The diversity of New York’s art scene is unchallenged, ranging from world famous museums and collections to major global galleries and artist studios where all the magic is happening. Galleries have always moved around the island of Manhattan, covering Soho, Chelsea, the Upper East, to the new…
Sandy, our Administrator here at DRAW has taken a look at Major Players recent report in the UK Creative Industries and shares some of her thoughts: Major Players, an agency working across all creative industries in all forms, recently released their annual report, UK Creative Industries Census…
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