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YPA Virtual Breakfast
Apr
15
8:30 AM08:30

YPA Virtual Breakfast

Let’s get together for a cup of morning joe and share how we’re all coping with this new ‘normal’. We know that the current situation, brought on by the global pandemic, has been especially hard for our industry and that each of us is facing a very unique set of challenges. Join us for a morning hour from the comfort of your home through Zoom to chat about our collective experience. How has the situation impacted you personally and professionally? If you’re working from home, what have you found to be especially challenging? Are there any resources, grants, social media accounts, or articles that you would love to share? And let’s also share the things that have been a comic relief or a ray of sunshine during these times too!

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Job Hunting in the Arts
Jun
18
6:00 PM18:00

Job Hunting in the Arts

Sotheby’s Institute of Art and Young Professionals in the Arts NYC invite you to join us for “Job Hunting in the Arts,” a panel discussion featuring professionals from the art world offering tools and tips for finding and changing careers within the arts.  Our panelists will discuss best practices for navigating the job search, application, and interview processes.  Moderated by Ashley Robinson, Director of Career Services at Sotheby's Institute of Art- New York, panelists include Founder & President of Hillary Burchfield LLC – Fine Arts Executive Search and Recruiting, Hillary Burchfield,  COO HR of Fractured Atlas, Tim Cynova, Art Frankly Co-founder, Josie Hines, and Senior Manager of Advertising and Data Strategy for NYFA Classifieds, Molly Martin.  

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Oct
29
6:30 PM18:30

Managing Up and Down: Conflict Resolution in the Workplace

From difficult bosses and uncooperative co-workers, to implementing new processes in a resistant environment - learning skills to strategically navigate conflicts within the workplace is perhaps one of the most necessary skills for maintaining a positive and productive work life. Join hosts Young Professionals in the Arts and New York Foundation for the Arts’ Emerging Leaders at NYFA in Brooklyn, for a knowledge and skill building workshop with arts leaders who’ve successfully balanced the art of conflict in the process.

Leading the conversation will be Judith Pineiro, Executive Director at Association of Art Museum Curators, Maria Villafranca, Director of Communications at The Andy Warhol Foundation, and Renee Foster, Chair of Fundraising and Development for the Universal Hip Hop Museum.  

Register for the workshop here.

Bios
Renee Foster is a nimble results-driven public relations and marketing professional with more than 10 years of experience in performing arts, entertainment and recently new media. Experienced in developing comprehensive communication strategies and event solutions that advances goals and improves efficiencies is her forte. A creative communicator well versed in consumer behaviors, trend spotting, virtual community management and cultural marketing, with specific attention to tone, messaging and outcomes is her strength. A former lifestyle magazine writer/editor, she is adept in event planning as well as content creation. Additionally, she was an inaugural Edward I. Koch Fellow for the Historic House Trust New York. She is currently an advisory board member and the Chair of Fundraising and Development for the Universal Hip Hop Museum, the NYC Council designated cultural anchor of the waterfront development project, Bronx Point. As an influencer it is her passion to shape conversations, amplify the positive impact of technology on a changing multicultural landscape that have an impact on communities and culture. Her mission statement is: "Winning hearts and minds, one at a time."

Judith Pineiro, Executive Director, AAMC & AAMC Foundation
Since 2014, Judith has been Executive Director, Association of Art Museum Curators & AAMC Foundation. Prior positions include External Affairs Consultant; Director, Affordable Art Fair U.S.; Associate Development Director, Institutional Advancement, Museum of Arts & Design; Account Manager, Museum Services, Christie’s; and galleries in New York and Los Angeles.   She is a mentor in the Diversity in Arts Leadership program of the Arts & Business Council of Americans for the Arts.  Judith also serves as Vice President, Communication on the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees at ArtTable, and as Board member is also on the Finance Committee.  She is a former Board member at New York Artists Equity Association. Judith has had speaking engagements at the Association of African American Museums and Museum Computer Network, and served as a juror for the National Arts Education Association and Brooklyn Arts Council.   She has an M.A., Art History, from Rutgers University.

Maria Villafranca is the Director of Communications for the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts. In this new position for the Foundation, Maria develops and oversees all communications strategies in close alignment with board and staff. Previously, she worked at the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) for ten years where she established NYFA's first communications and online resources department, supervised staff, and raised income through advertising and strategic partnerships. She has presented on artist resources at nonprofits across the country and has held positions at Pace Gallery, Marbella Gallery, and the Dactyl Foundation for Arts & Humanities. She has a BA in Art History and English from Rutgers University and an MFA in Fiction from Brooklyn College. She currently lives in Brooklyn with her husband, son, and pug.

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ELNYA/YPA Women in the Arts Mentorship Workshop: Negotiation
Jun
27
6:30 PM18:30

ELNYA/YPA Women in the Arts Mentorship Workshop: Negotiation

Mara Manus (New York State Council on the Arts) and Pauline Willis (The American Federation of Arts) are the ELNYA/YPA Women in the Arts Mentors this June as we learn about effective negotiation strategies from those who have both negotiated for themselves and others.

Have you ever wondered what your "ask" sounds like to the other side? 

Come join us to find out and practice your most persuasive reasoning. We will cover negotiating a promotion, a salary, and various approaches to a professional situation, such as making an argument to senior leadership, a Board of Directors, or a sponsor.

Registration: $10

Spaces are limited – register early to attend!

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May 2017 - Sing For Hope Pianos VIP Sneak Peek
May
1
6:30 PM18:30

May 2017 - Sing For Hope Pianos VIP Sneak Peek

Celebrate a Springtime Favorite with Sing For Hope Pianos

NYC Parks in the Spring - there is truly nothing more serene. Kids playing in the grass, squirrels running from tree to tree, dogs struttin', the sweet sound of a piano breaking the calm afternoon in the park from the distance. That last part, thanks to our friends over at Sing For Hope Pianos - an organization that has placed 400 artist-designed pianos throughout the city. Pianos that are free to play for anyone, at any time. 

Join us on Monday, May 1st for the kickoff event of the 2017 SFH Piano Season at the Fosun Spring for Hope Center before the pianos hit the streets. This years public art pianos were created by a wide range of artists and performers that include Kate McKinnon, Roberta Flack, Billy the Artist, the Broadway casts of Aladdin, Beautiful, Cats, Chicago, Lion King, Phantom of the Opera, School of Rock, and Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 — and many more. We will tour the new pianos and hear from the organization on ways we can help share, support and enjoy this favorite city summertime staple.

To RSVP and for more details email ypa@ypanyc.com. 

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