CONTENT SERVICES AND STRATEGIES
FOR DIGITAL AND PHYSICAL SPACES
THAT PROMOTE AND PRESERVE VISUAL ARTISTS’ WORK AND LEGACIES
I provide content services and strategies to individuals and organizations for digital and physical spaces that promote and preserve visual artists work and legacies.
With over two decades of experience with content projects I understand why content matters to audience groups, the people who make it, and how to manage it.
As an external consultant I am experienced at seeing outside the box content opportunities and solving content challenges with an insightful and open minded approach.
Before starting my content strategy consultancy in 2017, I worked with three significant emerging media projects; a national niche online publication in 1998-2001, an iPad app for a premium art content foundation in 2014-2015, and a new-to-market online stock content brand in 2016-2017. I have also worked with many visual content creators including three with six decades of work whose legacies transitioned beyond their lives.
I look forward to talking with you about your content challenges and goals.
Connecticut - New York
Over my career I have worked on projects with Richard Avedon, Hiro, Ellen Graham, The Richard Avedon Foundation, Adobe Stock, Hamiltons Gallery, Pace/MacGill Gallery, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, The J. Paul Getty Museum, The Norton Museum, and many other notable photographers, galleries, and museum since 2003.
I have also served on the board of the American Society of Media Photographers Connecticut chapter from 2020-2024 where I supported mid-career and emerging photographers.
Previously I earned a BA in commercial photography at Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, a history BA at Kenyon College, and studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York.
Using my extensive knowledge of photography, photographers, and photography markets I have given several ASMP live presentations and webinars.
