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Best Practices for Cultivating Relationships & Building Community at Superfine Art Fair
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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Alex Mitow, CEO of Superfine Art Fair. In this episode, Alex shares essential advice for artists who are interested in showing and selling their work at the fair, and emphasizes the power of cultivating authentic relationships and community. Here’s what we discuss:
1. What inspired Alex and his co-founder, James, to launch Superfine Art Fair and why he considers it to be a marketplace for artists.
2. The benefits of participating in Superfine and how to get the most out of your experience.
3. Why it’s important to prioritize long-lasting relationships with collectors over quick sales.
4. The power of building community with fellow artists!
About Alex:
A compulsive curator and multi-spirited entrepreneur, Alex brings a marketing degree from the University of Miami and more than 16 years of experience in the lifestyle, art, and hospitality sectors to his role as CEO of Superfine Art Fair. A guiding force in the curatorial style and business approach of all Superfine fairs, Alex is also a major collector of contemporary art, a published writer, and film producer. From his home base in NYC, Alex, and his co-founder James, launched the #1 art fair for independent artists in the US and has grown the fair to eight cities a year and counting.
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