The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Business of Art Licensing - A Workshop
For Artists, Photographers, Designers
This is the introductory workshop for a Series of Presentations on The Business of Art Licensing for Artists. This workshop is designed to present basic information on art licensing so that artists can determine if this is a business they would like to learn more about and if so, to begin the process of creating their own portfolios of art for licensing.
The workshops covered the basics of art licensing as outlined below:
• what is art licensing
• how to determine if your art is right for licensing
• creating an art licensing portfolio
• what businesses/industries license art (licensees)
• how to find & connect with art licensees
• agent or self-representation - which option is best for you?
• top trade shows for the art licensing business
• the importance of legal contracts
• art licensing royalties (money you earn from licensing your art)
• how long will it take to earn a living from licensing your art
• materials and handouts will be provided for additional information and resources
The workshop was held by Debra Cortese.
The Miami International University of Art and Design presented a panel discussion on the Golden Age of Advertising as part of a exhibit loaned from the Hartman Center for Sales at Duke University Libraries, Not Just Mad Men.
The panel featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive.
The event took place on August 25th, 2010.
The panel featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive.
The event took place on August 25th, 2010.
The panel featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive.
The event took place on August 25th, 2010.
The panel featured Bruce Turkel from Turkel Advertising, Barry Zaid formerly of Push Pin, Arthur Rockower , MIU instructor, Marie Fernandez-Leon from Imagery Creative Communications, and Jason Inasi from The Factory Interactive.
The event took place on August 25th, 2010.
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA COLLABORATES WITH
GERMAN CONSULATE GENERAL IN MIAMI TO PRESENT
"LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS:
The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933"
The exhibit, "Lawyers without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933," opened to the public on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Museum of Florida located at 301 Washington Avenue, South Beach. This is a traveling exhibition of the German Federal Bar, with the support of the Jewish Museum of Florida and the German Consulate General in Miami. The local sponsor is Baur & Klein, P.A.
At the Members and Guests Opening on June 28 at 6:30 pm, speakers included JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, Vice President German Federal Bar, who is coming directly from Germany for this event, and German Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner.
At the start of 1933 over 3,000 of the practicing lawyers in Prussia, nearly 30%, were Jewish or of Jewish descent; in Berlin over 1,700, which is more than half. This exhibition charts the life of twenty German Jewish lawyers from 1933 through the years of Hitler's regime and - for those who survived - beyond. Of this small sample, one took his own life and three were murdered in concentration camps. The rest escaped to England, America or the then Palestine.
The exhibition will be on display at the Jewish Museum of Florida from June 29 to July 25, 2010, Tuesdays - Sundays, 10am - 5pm.
In this clip:
Leonard Wien, President of the Board of Jewish Museum Of Florida Welcomed the attendees and introduced board members and politicians who are present, including Judge Arthur England, Former Chief Justice of the Florida Supreme Court who introduced the judges who are present.
Leonard Wien thanked the Consulate for sponsoring the exhibit and this opening event. German .
Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner spoke and then introduced Dr. Westenberger
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA COLLABORATES WITH
GERMAN CONSULATE GENERAL IN MIAMI TO PRESENT
"LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS:
The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933"
The exhibit, "Lawyers without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933," opened to the public on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Museum of Florida located at 301 Washington Avenue, South Beach. This is a traveling exhibition of the German Federal Bar, with the support of the Jewish Museum of Florida and the German Consulate General in Miami. The local sponsor is Baur & Klein, P.A.
At the Members and Guests Opening on June 28 at 6:30 pm, speakers included JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, Vice President German Federal Bar, who is coming directly from Germany for this event, and German Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner.
At the start of 1933 over 3,000 of the practicing lawyers in Prussia, nearly 30%, were Jewish or of Jewish descent; in Berlin over 1,700, which is more than half. This exhibition charts the life of twenty German Jewish lawyers from 1933 through the years of Hitler's regime and - for those who survived - beyond. Of this small sample, one took his own life and three were murdered in concentration camps. The rest escaped to England, America or the then Palestine.
The exhibition will be on display at the Jewish Museum of Florida from June 29 to July 25, 2010, Tuesdays - Sundays, 10am - 5pm.
In this clip:
JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, VP German Federal Bar
City of Miami Beach Commissioner Jorge Exposito presents Proclamations.
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA COLLABORATES WITH
GERMAN CONSULATE GENERAL IN MIAMI TO PRESENT
"LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS:
The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933"
The exhibit, "Lawyers without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933," opened to the public on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Museum of Florida located at 301 Washington Avenue, South Beach. This is a traveling exhibition of the German Federal Bar, with the support of the Jewish Museum of Florida and the German Consulate General in Miami. The local sponsor is Baur & Klein, P.A.
At the Members and Guests Opening on June 28 at 6:30 pm, speakers included JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, Vice President German Federal Bar, who is coming directly from Germany for this event, and German Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner.
At the start of 1933 over 3,000 of the practicing lawyers in Prussia, nearly 30%, were Jewish or of Jewish descent; in Berlin over 1,700, which is more than half. This exhibition charts the life of twenty German Jewish lawyers from 1933 through the years of Hitler's regime and - for those who survived - beyond. Of this small sample, one took his own life and three were murdered in concentration camps. The rest escaped to England, America or the then Palestine.
The exhibition will be on display at the Jewish Museum of Florida from June 29 to July 25, 2010, Tuesdays - Sundays, 10am - 5pm.
In this clip:
Leonard Wien thanks local sponsor, Baur & Klein, P.A. and introduces Tom Bauer.
Tom Baur introduces Paul Nathanson, step-son of Harry Bassett who was one of the German Jewish lawyers who left and finally came to Miami circa 1957.
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA COLLABORATES WITH
GERMAN CONSULATE GENERAL IN MIAMI TO PRESENT
"LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS:
The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933"
The exhibit, "Lawyers without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933," opened to the public on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Museum of Florida located at 301 Washington Avenue, South Beach. This is a traveling exhibition of the German Federal Bar, with the support of the Jewish Museum of Florida and the German Consulate General in Miami. The local sponsor is Baur & Klein, P.A.
At the Members and Guests Opening on June 28 at 6:30 pm, speakers included JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, Vice President German Federal Bar, who is coming directly from Germany for this event, and German Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner.
At the start of 1933 over 3,000 of the practicing lawyers in Prussia, nearly 30%, were Jewish or of Jewish descent; in Berlin over 1,700, which is more than half. This exhibition charts the life of twenty German Jewish lawyers from 1933 through the years of Hitler's regime and - for those who survived - beyond. Of this small sample, one took his own life and three were murdered in concentration camps. The rest escaped to England, America or the then Palestine.
The exhibition will be on display at the Jewish Museum of Florida from June 29 to July 25, 2010, Tuesdays - Sundays, 10am - 5pm.
In this clip:
Paul Nathanson, step-son of Harry Bassett who was one of the German Jewish lawyers who left and finally came to Miami circa 1957 speaks about Harry Bassett’s and his father Rudolph Nathanson’s experiences – both German Jewish lawyers.
JEWISH MUSEUM OF FLORIDA COLLABORATES WITH
GERMAN CONSULATE GENERAL IN MIAMI TO PRESENT
"LAWYERS WITHOUT RIGHTS:
The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933"
The exhibit, "Lawyers without Rights: The Fate of Jewish Lawyers in Germany after 1933," opened to the public on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at the Jewish Museum of Florida located at 301 Washington Avenue, South Beach. This is a traveling exhibition of the German Federal Bar, with the support of the Jewish Museum of Florida and the German Consulate General in Miami. The local sponsor is Baur & Klein, P.A.
At the Members and Guests Opening on June 28 at 6:30 pm, speakers included JR Dr. Norbert Westenberger, Vice President German Federal Bar, who is coming directly from Germany for this event, and German Consul General in Miami Klaus Ranner.
At the start of 1933 over 3,000 of the practicing lawyers in Prussia, nearly 30%, were Jewish or of Jewish descent; in Berlin over 1,700, which is more than half. This exhibition charts the life of twenty German Jewish lawyers from 1933 through the years of Hitler's regime and - for those who survived - beyond. Of this small sample, one took his own life and three were murdered in concentration camps. The rest escaped to England, America or the then Palestine.
The exhibition will be on display at the Jewish Museum of Florida from June 29 to July 25, 2010, Tuesdays - Sundays, 10am - 5pm.
In this clip:
Stephen N. Zack, President-Elect, American Bar Association
Leonard Wien, President of the Board of the Jewish Museum of Florida: Closing remarks
The Forum Club of the Palm Beaches is a non-profit, non-partisan political and public affairs organization incorporated in 1976 under the laws of Florida. The club’s sole purpose is to inform and educate the community’s business, political and social interests and to promote more active participation by all citizens in the democratic process.
At the June 2010 luncheon, the speakers were Representative Maria Sachs (D -District 86) and Representative Carl Domino (R - District 83).
They discuussed the recently concluded Florida state legislative session and took questions from the attendees.
The Forum Club of the Palm Beaches is a non-profit, non-partisan political and public affairs organization incorporated in 1976 under the laws of Florida. The club’s sole purpose is to inform and educate the community’s business, political and social interests and to promote more active participation by all citizens in the democratic process.
At the June 2010 luncheon, the speakers were Representative Maria Sachs (D -District 86) and Representative Carl Domino (R - District 83).
They discuussed the recently concluded Florida state legislative session and took questions from the attendees.
The Forum Club of the Palm Beaches is a non-profit, non-partisan political and public affairs organization incorporated in 1976 under the laws of Florida. The club’s sole purpose is to inform and educate the community’s business, political and social interests and to promote more active participation by all citizens in the democratic process.
At the June 2010 luncheon, the speakers were Representative Maria Sachs (D -District 86) and Representative Carl Domino (R - District 83).
They discuussed the recently concluded Florida state legislative session and took questions from the attendees.
The Forum Club of the Palm Beaches is a non-profit, non-partisan political and public affairs organization incorporated in 1976 under the laws of Florida. The club’s sole purpose is to inform and educate the community’s business, political and social interests and to promote more active participation by all citizens in the democratic process.
At the June 2010 luncheon, the speakers were Representative Maria Sachs (D -District 86) and Representative Carl Domino (R - District 83).
They discuussed the recently concluded Florida state legislative session and took questions from the attendees.
