Chelsea Neman Nassib On The Best Four Years Of Her Life And Democratizing Art Through Tappan Collective Office Hours With College Fashionista podcast

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Chelsea Neman Nassib on the Best Four Years of Her Life and Democratizing Art Through Tappan Collective

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Sure, choosing where you want to go to school is important. But what if choosing a college would inspire your ultimate career path? Chelsea Neman Nassib knew she wanted to be an art major but quickly saw the whitespace that her education wasn't teaching her. Whether you are an avid collector or just a casual fan of pretty things, Chelsea wanted to create a place that broke down the walls and barriers for art consumers and creatives alike.

This Michigan alum used her intellect and gut to launch, Tappan Collective—which reinvents the approach to discovering and collecting contemporary art, going beyond the traditional art paradigm. So how did she get get started? And how did she use her education to shake-up the art world? And for that matter, what inspired the name Tappan? In this week's episode, College Fashionista's Founder, Amy Levin Klein, sits down with Neman Nassib as she discusses her career path and the skill sets she credits to her success so far.

Be sure to follow College Fashionista on Instagram for more career advice: @CFashionista.

And check out @tappancollective and @chelsea_nn_ for more art and creative inspo!

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