Young Visionaries volunteering at the GFAA Award Ceremony Mar 8, 2018
(L to R) Connor Wright, Megan Wright, Alexandra Stanco, Ryan Murphy
Young Visionaries (“YV”) Mission & Goals
Qualifications / Annual Membership:
$125 (student) / $250- includes these benefits
$500- includes the above plus:
We would love to hear from you! Questions? Contact globalfineartawards@gmail.com
Jiachen (Chloe) Lu
Ms. Lu was born and raised in China. She holds her BBA degree in French language and literature from Southwestern University. As part of her studies, she lived in London and France, and traveled throughout Europe. For the past two years, she has worked with premier galleries, artists and art fairs in New York, and holds her Master’s degree from Sotheby’s Art Institute. Ms. Lu recently completed an internship at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in their Membership Department.
Ryan manages Corporate Partnerships for Ollie, a national all-inclusive co-living community. After volunteering at the 2017 GFAAs, she was inspired to become more involved in the organization. She is grateful to have combined Ollie and GFAA at the 2018 Gala with Ollie becoming a Cultural Collaborator for the Young Visionaries After Party. With a Theater Studies degree from Duke University and a professional background in event planning, coordinating and execution, she is excited to put her skills, and love of all forms of art, to work within the YV Committee and GFAA community at large.
Marta Nowakowski, Europe Chair of GFAA Young Visionaries
Marta Nowakowski was born in Poland and raised in Germany. She is an attorney at BMW, responsible for Trademarks, Design and Legal Issues related to Intellectual Property Law. Previously, Ms. Nowakowski worked for an international London-based law firm focused on Intellectual Property. She clerked in Berlin with several internships in public broadcasting, art law and publishing. Contact: Marta Nowakowski, martanowakowski
Viktoria Szanto, GFAA Young Visionaries and Marketing Committees
A native of Hungary, Ms. Szanto is a Master’s candidate in Arts and Culture Management at King’s College London. She received her BA in Art History and Comparative Literature student at the University of St. Andrews, where among other activities, she was a columnist for the school magazine and contributing writer for their art publication.
As part of her studies, she spent time abroad at Leiden University in the Netherlands, within various departments from Documentary film to Southeast Asian art.
She has volunteer and had internship experience at Christies’ London, the Scottish National Trust and St. Andrews Preservation Trust Museum.
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