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Reinventaissance BU 2102142021-02-15T00:23:10-08:00
Globally Curated
Globally Curated presents Reinventaissance - Saturday, February 27, 2021
Get Tickets • $15-50 sliding scale

On February 27, 2021 …

the Globally Curated Team will bring together artists, entrepreneurs, and patrons for a day-long Winter Showcase to:

  • Celebrate the glorious artistic triumphs and “reinventions” we’ve seen happening across the world and throughout our international networks during the COVID-19 global pandemic,
  • Provide peer-to-peer forums for artists, curators, and community members to share successes and best practices with one another, and to
  • Amplify examples of what we want to see MORE of in the future.

Our lineup includes industry leaders from across artistic genres including: The Performing Arts, Nightlife, Museums, Visual Art & Fashion, The Music Industry, and Travel & Remote Work

PROGRAM

Kick-Off: 8am PST / 11am EST / 5pm CEST

Program will run for approximately 7 hours, followed by Virtual After Party by Full Tilt Social Club — streaming live from the Armageddon Beachparty Lounge: Live Visual Storytelling by Isabelle Horl (Amsterdam), Poetry by MissConception (San Francisco), Music by LRAD (Detroit).

Welcome & Reinventaissance Overview

Meghan Rutigliano (Founder, Globally Curated) & Indigenous Elders Acknowledgement

Live from Detroit

Armageddon Beachparty Lounge with Elena & Aubrey Smyth (Artists and Founders)

Fireside Chats

with Dutch Artist Daniel Rozenberg (aka Dadara) and Kae Burke (Co-Founder, Creative Director, House of Yes NYC)

Reinventions in Visual Art and Fashion (Panel)

Abi Fantastic (UK-France-Barcelona), Brooke Einbender (Telluride, CO) of Mindbender Art, Taylor Swope (NYC) of Little Hippie, hosted by Carly Caryn of Eye for Style (LA-NYC-CA)

Future of Travel and Remote Work (Panel)

Michaela Guzy (Founder, OhThePeopleYouMeet), Michael Youngblood (Co-Founder, Unsettled), Evan Tzeng (Founder, StayAltered), hosted by Helen Hickman (San Francisco Tourism Guild)

Reinventing Spaces and Places

Oren Goldenberg (Make Art Work, Detroit), Karim Asry (Espacio Open, Bilbao), Matt Schultz & Hillary Clark (The Generator, Reno) and more TBA.

Innovations in the Performing Arts (Panel)

Jackie LaTendresse (Founder, Free Flow Dance, Canada), Steve Boyle (Founder & CEO, Epic Immersive, CA) and Heather Thiel (Founder and Host, Just Add Heather, CA), hosted by Caitlin Mayernik (Globally Curated)

Other Speakers include


Adam Theis (Co-Founder and Director, Jazz Mafia, SF)
JooWan Kim (Founder, Ensemble Mik Nawooj, Oakland)
Wendy Magro (Manager, Artistic Projects, Carnegie Hall, NY)
Indra Mungal (Senior Educator for Public Programs, San Francisco Asian Art Museum, SF)
Mike Gaines (Co-Founder and Director, Vau de Vire Society, SF)
Boenobo Zjo (Founder, Circus Metropolus & Co-Founder, Airship Works, SF)
Maya Lane/Mama Fou (Founder, Fou Fou HA!, SF)
Brad Dollar (Music Producer, Engineer & Coach, SF)
Brandt Williams (Think Nado, Oakland)
Vanessa Chang (Leonardo, SF)
Jesper Lejfjord (Konstnärsnämnden, Sweden)
Doug Wittnebel (California)

PRESENTERS

Get Tickets • $15-50 sliding scale

REINVENTAISSANCE MANIFESTO

The vibrant international networks of artists, musicians, event producers, community builders and curators have been hit hard by the economic and social chaos brought on by the COVID-19 global pandemic. These groups that contribute so very much to human experience have been left to struggle, to keep themselves and their companies afloat, and have been told to “just figure it out.” And, even when they have a success during the pandemic, some report feeling they have to downplay it for fear of upsetting others who are having harder times.

At Globally Curated, we believe that music, art, performance, live events and cultural experiences add color, texture and meaning to our lives. Throughout 2020, we’ve seen artists use their creativity to triumph over adversity for the sake of art, culture and community by:

  • Finding light and self-expression in the “dark winter”
  • Creating safe virtual spaces to gather amidst times of societal desperation
  • Employing technology to manifest their artistic visions and contribute to their communities and to society as a whole.

Globally Curated is committed to:

  • Celebrating the glorious artistic triumphs we’ve seen in 2020 and foresee in 2021
  • Providing peer-to-peer forums for artists, curators and community members to share successes and best practices with one another
  • Amplifying examples of what we want to see MORE of in the future