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February 15th Deadline Approaching *
Join the international conversation. Exhibit your work. Find Grants, Residencies, and Funding. Start networking. Attend
150 speakers. Artists, Curators, Critics, and Cultural Administrators all in one place. Portfolio Reviews, Panels, Exhibits, and Workshops.
TransCultural Exchange’s 2011 Conference on International Opportunities in the Arts is THE forum for addressing the practical needs of artists (of all disciplines) by providing them with information, access to key art world leaders, portfolio reviews and a wealth of networking possibilities with residency directors, cultural administrators, curators and other artists. Or, as the London Biennale Director David Medalla succinctly wrote of the 2009 Conference, “One of the best things in the art world today.”
Take your work to the next level. Registration for four full days:
$345; after April 1 $425. Student Discount: $205; after April 1 $295, More information HERE.
* Register by February 15 and receive an added bonus of having your work shown/read during
the conference. More information available HERE.
Tax Deductibility Conference registration fees often are deductible if they relate directly to your business. Deductibility of Conference lodging, transportation and a portion of meals vary - including depending on whether you are employed by others or self-employed. Please consult your tax adviser as tax laws change yearly.
NEW: American Airlines Offers Conference Travel Discounts
(8% Airfare Discounts: Details available through American Airlines' logo above)
Information available about Hotel Discounts HERE.
About TransCultural Exchange
TransCultural Exchange is a 501c3 non-profit organization, whose mission is to bridge
cultural, geographic, political and linguistic divides by bringing people together through the arts in order to foster a greater understanding of world cultures.
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Thanks to our Sponsors would like to thank the Massachusetts Cultural Council’s Adams Art Program, American Airlines, Art New England, the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, ArtSpan, Asian Cultural Council, BerkshireFineArts.com, Boston College, Boston University, Consulate General of France (Boston), Consulate General of Israel to New England, Royal Danish Consulate (NY), Délégation du Québec à Boston, French Cultural Center (Boston), the Goethe Institut Boston, I-Park Artists Residency Program, Cankiri Karatekin Universetsi (Turkey), Koç University (Turkey), the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Mercantile Bank and Trust, MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology, Northeastern University, Royal Danish Consulate General (New York), Studio Art Centers International (SACI), the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Swedish Embassy in Washington D.C for their sponsorship as well as the Alliance of Artists Communities, Edwards, Angell, Palmer & Dodge, LLP, the Harding House, the Irving House at Harvard, over, under, the Point Way Inn, the Rookwood Inn, swissnex Boston, Consulate of Switzerland, and the University of Massachusetts, Amherts' Hampden and Central Gallery for their in-kind support.
  
           
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