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Business Description
Founded in 1985, Katharine T. Carter & Associates is the only company in the country - exclusively for artists – providing museum and gallery placement, and comprehensive promotional support, as well as educational programming, public relations and marketing services. Activities are conducted in the continental US.
Museum Placement
Provides museums and museums on college and university Services campuses, better college and university galleries, art centers and alternative spaces with rental-free exhibitions and visual art lectures by the Company’s distinguished Associates.
Gallery Placement
Provides commercial galleries, art consultants and curators of Services corporate collections with up-to-date information on current artist clients whose work is appropriate to area of focus and interest, both in New York City and nationally. The New York Presence Program directs promotional efforts to the tri-state area. National Gallery Placement Program focus is the United States and major metropolitan areas.
Promotional
Support Production of promotional materials, including catalogue, color Services announcement cards and complete public relations support materials, as well as full media relations services in conjunction with exhibitions organized through the Company.
Client Base – 600 artists and 300 institutions
Fine Art Lecture
Since 1985, the Company has provided over 1,000 lectures and Services professional development seminars nationwide. Visual Art lectures and instructional seminars are provided by the company’s distinguished Associates.
President & CEO
Katharine T. Carter, nationally recognized artist advisor, lecturer and accomplished painter; also founder of the highly successful lecture series, The Highlights of the NY Art Season.
Associates
The distinguished associates are leading art critics, curators, designers, public relations strategists, art dealers, and art writers who specialize in working with artists and art professionals:
William Zimmer, Founding Associate
Contributing critic to The New York Times for over 20 years. William Zimmer passed away in September, 2007. The William Zimmer Prize in Art Criticism was established by Larry Powell Management and Katharine T. Carter & Associates in that same year. For more information visit www.zimmerprize.org.
Richard Vine
Managing editor of Art in America.
Karen Chambers
Curator, editor, critic, Art in America, Craft International, Glass Art Society, Editor of Las Vegas Home & Design.
Peter Frank
Editor of Visions; art critic for LA Weekly.
Kathleen Cullen
Independent curator, critic and private dealer; affiliated with ArtNet.com and Eyestorm. Director, Kathleen Cullen Fine Art.
Bill Mutter
Graphic designer and artist, partner with award-winning James Orlandi & Associates
John Mendelsohn
Art critic and writer for ArtNet and Internet magazine.
Robert Curcio
Private dealer, curator, collector’s advisor, and cofounder of Scope Art Fair, Inc.
Dominique Nahas
Independent curator, critic; contributor to Art in America; New York editor of d’ART International.
Robert Mahoney
Art writer for over 15 years; currently writes for TIME OUT New York, ArtNet.com and Art in America.
Jonathan Goodman
Contributing critic for Art in America, Art Asia Pacific, Sculpture Magazine.
Deborah Ripley
Print specialist, formerly with Pace Prints & Christie’s NY Print Department; contributor, Art on Paper.
Dominick Lombardi
Artist, curator, and writer for publications such as The New York Times, ARTnews, Sculpture and Art Lies.
Iyna Caruso
Widely published freelance writer, marketing specialist and veteran copywriter.
Alison Slon
Art Director for interactive media and web design. Designed numerous websites for artists as well as clients including HBO.com, Lego and Time Warner.
Mary Hrbacek
She has had more than one hundred reviews published in The New York Art World, and has written for NY Arts Magazine.
Office Locations
Company headquarters in Kinderhook, New York.
Consultations are held at the Algonquin Hotel, NYC, and annually in the Los Angeles area.
How Business is Marketed
KTC has an existing client mailing list of 20,000+ artists, museum professionals, gallerists, critics and art writers nationwide. Other sources are referrals from clients, critics and museum and gallery professionals, advertisements in leading fine art periodicals such as Art in America Annual Guide to Galleries, Museums and Artists, Art Now Gallery Guide, Hudson River Guide to Galleries and Museums.
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