SPEAKERS
SPEAKERS






A Conversation with Es-Pranza Humphrey
CAMS is so excited to welcome @_espranzahumphrey , a curator and educator at @posterhousenyc !! Join us this Thursday at Pupin 313 at 6 pm for an insightful talk.

A Conversation with Hannah Traore and Camila Falquez



Join us on November 20 for a conversation with @hannahtraore and @camilafalquez ! We cannot wait to host the gallery owner and photographer for an insightful talk on their respective works. See you there at 6:30 in Pupin 412.
A Conversation With Magnus Resch
Join us this Wednesday for a talk with renowned professor Magnus Resch (@magnusresch ) This talk with a world renowned expert in the art market will breakdown how the world operates as well as the evolution of digital art in the market right now. Location is HAMILTON 302, but we hope to see you all there!

A Conversation with Paul Hill




Join CAMS on October 24th to welcome founder of Strada and gallerist, Paul Hill! A forward thinker, Hill has been featured on Forbes 30 under 30 and received the prestigious Brooklyn Museum Design Visionary Grant. We hope to all see you there!

A Conversation with Tanya Traykovski


Join CAMS for our first conversation of the year with art advisor and founder of TT Fine Arts, Tanya Traykovski at Uris 333 at 7 pm!

A Conversation with Stilllife
Join us NEXT TUESDAY (4/16) for a panel conversation with the co-founders of @stilllife.stilllife! We will be meeting in Pupin 414.

A Conversation with Ferdousi Islam
Join us this Friday (04/05) at 1:00pm with @columbiamba for a conversation with the executive director of the art recourses team at Morgan Stanley, Ferdousi Islam!

A Conversation with Samanthe Rubell


Join CAMS next Thursday (2/15) for a talk with the CEO of Pace Gallery, Samanthe Rubell.

A Conversation with Josh Baer


Join CAMS on Friday (1/26) for our talk with Josh Baer, founder and CEO of The Baer Faxt, as well as a trusted art advisor to many esteemed collectors. The event will be at 5:00pm in Lerner 477.

A Conversation with Devang Thakkar
Join CAMS and CVP next Tuesday (12/05) for our talk with Devang Thakkar, the global head of Christie’s. The event will be at 8:00pm in Fayerweather 313.

A Conversation with Miles Greenberg
Join us next Wednesday (11/15) for our talk with artist Miles Greenberg. The event will be at 8:00pm in Pupin 224.
Miles Greenberg (born in Montreal in 1997) is a New York-based performance artist and sculptor. His work consists of large-scale, sensorially immersive and often site-specific environments revolving around the physical body in space. These installations are activated with often extremely demanding durational performances that treat the body as sculptural material. These performances are then captured in real time before the audience to generate later video works and sculptures.
At age seventeen, Greenberg abandoned formal education, throwing himself into four years of independent research on movement and architecture, which spanned a number of residencies in Paris, Beijing and New York. He has worked under the mentorship of Édouard Lock, Robert Wilson and Marina Abramović. The result of a rigorous, ritualistic methodology, Greenberg’s work follows self-contained, non-linear systems of logic that are best understood in relation to one another.

A Conversation with Lucas Tinzl
Join CAMS as we host Lucas Tinzl, managing partner of the Dorotheum Group of Vienna, Austria. Dorotheum is central Europe’s largest auction house and one of the oldest auction houses in the world. Moreover, it is active in the social credit business as well as in jewelry retail.
Mr. Tinzl was born in Italy in South Tyrol. He studied in Vienna Business administration. After graduation, he worked in the food retailing and beverage industry before joining the Dorotheum. He collected his whole life from “junk” to art.

A Conversation with Heather Hubbs
Join CAMS as we host Heather Hubbs, Executive Director of The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA). NADA is a non-profit membership organization for art galleries and alternative art spaces. Since 2003, Heather has played an essential role in the coordination and production of the biannual fair in New York and Miami. NADA is the only major American art fair to be run by a non-profit organization and is a renowned platform dedicated to advancing the voices of emerging contemporary artists and galleries through the cultivation, support, and advancement of new and relevant voices in contemporary art.


A Conversation with Dame Phyllida Barlow
Join CAMS as we host Dame Phyllida Barlow, a highly influential British artist celebrated for creating imposing thought-provoking installations received both as intimidating and playful. Inspired by her surroundings, Barlow is represented by international mega-gallery Hauser + Wirth. She has exhibited at renowned institutions internationally and is currently exhibiting at institutions in London, Zurich, and Munich.

A Conversation with Millicent Wilner
Join CAMS as we host Millicent Wilner, Director of Gagosian Gallery. Since joining Gagosian in 2001, Wilner oversees exhibitions and fairs internationally with private collectors and institutions on buying and selling works of modern and contemporary art. Additionally, she serves as the representative for Damien Hirst and designer Marc Newson, handling their art, sales, exhibitions, and press.

A Conversation with Michael Reiss
Join CAMS in conversation with CEO and Publisher of Arts Management Magazine, Michael Reiss.

The Intersection of Art and Social Media: A Conversation with Gary Yeh
Join CAMS for a conversation with Gary Yeh, the founder and chief content producer of ArtDrunk. As an undergraduate student at Duke University, Mr. Yeh created the ArtDrunk Instagram account as a passion project, documenting his love for the art world. Today, the account boasts more than 100k followers and has since expanded into a digital media company with the mission of making art and the appreciation of art more accessible to the public. Mr. Yeh receives invitations from galleries and art fairs around the world to document art industry events while rising in prominence as a young collector.

The Man Behind the Collection: A Conversation with James Hedges
Join CAMS for a conversation with James Hedges, the founder and head collector for Hedges Projects. With a specialized focus on photography by Andy Warhol, Mr. Hedges has acquired and placed more Warhol photography than any other collector, private dealer, or gallery in the world. In his 25 years as an art collector and patron, he has served on several committees and councils, including the National Committee for the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Drawings Acquisition Committee at the Museum of Modern Art, and he was named one of the “Top 100 Collectors in America” by Art and Antiques magazine.

A Conversation with Tash Perrin
Join CAMS as we host Tash Perrin, a Deputy Chairman at Christie’s Auction House. In her 24 years at Christie’s, she has gained experience with Client Advisory, Appraisals and Valuations, and Business Development, contributing to her extensive knowledge of the art auction market. As one of the auction house’s top auctioneers, Ms. Perrin has conducted several notable transactions, including the sale of David Gilmour’s guitars for a record-breaking $21 million. In addition to her role as an auctioneer, she serves as Senior Vice President and Senior Director of Trusts, Estates & Wealth Management Services at Christie’s International.

A Q&A with the Guerrilla Girls
Join CAMS as we host the Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous group of feminist art activists dedicated to fighting sexism and racism in the art world. They aim to undermine the idea of a mainstream narrative by revealing the understory, the subtext, the overlooked, and the downright unfair. They have done hundreds of projects (posters, actions, books, videos, stickers) all over the world. They also do interventions and exhibitions at museums, blasting them on their own walls for their bad behavior and discriminatory practices, including a 2015 stealth projection on the façade of the Whitney Museum about income inequality and the super rich hijacking art.

A Conversation with Josh Campbell, Chief Operating Officer at Eazel Inc.
Join CAMS as we host Josh Campbell, the Chief Operating Officer at Eazel Inc., a social art-education network and marketing platform. Operating at the intersection of the art and technology worlds, Eazel uses AR, VR, and 3D Depth-Sensing technologies to virtualize and archive art environments, including art galleries, museums, auction houses, and artist studios. Josh holds an MA in Art Business from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art and is on the Steering Committee for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Apollo Circle.

Perspectives on Political Art
The Columbia Art Market Society is thrilled to announce our first special event, which will be occurring this upcoming Saturday, March 27th. In light of the many significant events that have transformed our world over the past year, CAMS has chosen political art as the theme for our special event. We are delighted to host four different speakers in the art world, and they will provide a distinct insight into their careers. Each event will last one hour, and the speakers will be available for audience Q & A following their presentations. This event is open to all, and we hope to see you there!

The Significance and Future of NFTs with Burnt Banksy
Featured in Bloomberg, BBC, CoinDesk, HypeBeast, and more, Art Persona Burnt Banksy made history in March with the burning of a Banksy turned NFT valued at $380k. Their goal is to bridge together the world of physical art with NFTs. Join CAMS as we listen to Burnt Banksy talk about their work and learn more about the future of NFTs.