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FROM MUSEUMS TO MANGROVES: A SARASOTA TALE ~ Pamela Beck


Thursday, November 1, 2012

Sarasota Chalk Festival

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Observations on everything from museums to mangroves, with a particular interest in Sarasota, Florida. Pamela is the director of public relations for Sarasota Sculpture Center, a curated biennial exhibition on the Sarasota, Florida Bayfront, of large-scale sculpture by internationally renowned artists. She is a writer and art consultant specializing in modern and contemporary art. She wrote about how art affects us in her ARTdart column for Sarasota Visual Art. Prior to this, she co-owned Pannonia Galleries in NYC. There she was also an art appraiser, private art dealer, art fair exhibitor, and worked at Sotheby's, where she catalogued paintings, drawings and sculpture. She had a private practice as a psychotherapist before moving to Sarasota Pamela has a keen interest in the arts and supporting Sarasota as a lively, diverse and forward thinking city for all ages. Please visit her other blog: What Dogs Really Think: http://whatdogsreallythink.blogspot.com/
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