Every minute counts for our MBA Arts & cultural management students, who in one year train in managing artistic and cultural projects and organizations.
The London program follows this principle with a series of meetings allowing them to dive into the heart of the professional issues of this sector.
Dialogue with experts in the contemporary art market, museum visits with Pierre Saurisse, art historian, and a discussion and visit with Stephanie Dieckvoss, director of ART14, a new modern and contemporary art fair in London. Also a VIP appointment at White Cube gallery, a famous contemporary art gallery that has launched many major artists, to see the Darren Almond exhibition and take part in an exceptional round table on the art of being a gallery owner today, led by Tim Marlow, writer, journalist, and art historian, with Georgina Adam of The Art Newspaper, and gallery owners Hannah Barry and Alan Cristea.
The students were able to meet Kerry Miles, head of the Art in our communities® program at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, to discuss their exhibition, patronage, and conservation programs.
Finally, they were received by a director and the editorial team of Art Review to discuss the project the magazine is running to promote artists.
A trip enlivened by great professional encounters and artistic discoveries, since our students also attended the play Ballad of the burning star by the company Theatre ad Infinitum.