Welcome to Bronitsky and Associates LLC.

Since 1992, we have been providing quality cultural experiences that inspire, educate and entertain audiences and participants around the world.

With offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA and Breisach, Germany we offer professional services in:

International artist management
International performing arts and cultural presentations
International visual arts and crafts presentations
Festival and event feasibility, design and management
Cultural workplace training and performance management

We have an active database of over 6400 artists, performers and cultural organizations from around the world. We can work with you to design almost any kind of Indigenous event, traditional AND contemporary, from almost anywhere in the world!

To receive our free electronic monthly newsletter “From All Directions” please click here for the sign-up form.
Read our latest issue: December 31, 2011

Panel discussion at Creative Arts Summit. l-r: Mike van Graan (S Africa), Gordon Bronitsky, Issam el-Mallah (Oman), Alicia Adams (Kennedy Center)

Gordon Bronitsky in front of the Sultan's Palace, Muscat

Lois Suluk Locke in performance at Santa Fe Indian Market

Gordon and Lois Suluk Locke at the Santa Fe Indian Market

Lois Suluk Locke at the historic mission church at Acoma Pueblo

Chinle Valley Singers, Latvia 2001 with Gordon Bronitsky

David Neel, Kwakwa'wakaakw (Kwakiutl) artist and dancer (Canada) in Sinaloa, Mexico 2002

Donlin Many Bad Horses (Northern Cheyenne)(right), Austria 1999

Chinle Valley Singers, Yorkshire, England 2000

left to right: Fernando Cellicion, Pamela Slutz (US ambassador to Mongolia), Gordon Bronitsky in Mongolia 2004

Navajo designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, one-woman show, Moscow, Russia, September 2004

Gummilori Yanni Yulidji Dancers (Australia) in Sinaloa, Mexico 2002

Gordon Bronitsky and Dr. Wanama Mellitus at Kerio View Resort

(l-r) Aghan Odero, Gordon Bronitsky, Edward Kabuye

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers with Lithuanian interpreter and Gordon Bronitsky, Lithuania 2002

Kwakwa'wakaakw (Kwaiutl) Dancer (Canada) in Sinaloa, Mexico 2002

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico) in Lithuania, 2002

Lakota Rock Band Arrow Space, Austria 1999

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers, Lithuania 2002

Kwakwa'wakaakw (Kwakiut) Dancers (Canada) in Sinaloa, Mexico 2004

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers, Mongolia 2004

Chinle Valley Singers in Latvia with American Flag Navajo rug, 2001

Magne Ove Varsi and Michael Toledo, Jr, Governor of Jemez Pueblo

Arlan Sando and Magne Ove Varsi, Walatowa Visitors Center

Greeted with leis at the Honolulu Airport

Russian models with fashions by Navajo designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, Moscow, Russia, September 2004

Pa'a Taotao Tano Dancers (Guam) in the Netherlands 2001

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Lithuania 2002

Gordon Bronitsky and Dusica Zivkovic, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Culture of Serbia

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Mongolia 2004

Darren Deswood (Chinle Valley Singers), Latvia 2003

Members of the Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Lithuania 2002

Navajo Fashion by designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, St Petersburg, Russia September 26, 2004

Dempsey Deswood (Chinle Valley Singers) Latvia 2003

Navajo wedding dress by Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, St Petersburg, Russia, September 26, 2004

Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers--Olla Maidens--Mongolia 2004

Russian models with fashions by Navajo designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger after her one-woman show in Moscow, 2004

Evan Sparling, Yakovlev Vilyam Federovich, Gordon Bronitsky, Galina Angarova and other Siberian Indigenous leaders with Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly

Please enjoy the slide show (above right) featuring images from events that have taken place since 1999. Although some of the pictures are not of the highest quality, these photos showcase the wide variety of talented artists we represent and the locations all over the world that we have been privileged to visit.

Breaking News:

Gordon Bronitsky to Speak at inaugural ROH Muscat - Aspen Creative Arts Summit

Gordon Bronitsky, President and Founder of Bronitsky and Associates, has been invited to speak at the inaugural ROH Muscat - Aspen Creative Arts Summit to be held in November 28-30, 2011, at Royal Opera House Muscat, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman.

ROH Muscat – Aspen Creative Arts World Summit is a joint undertaking of Royal Opera House Muscat and the Aspen Institute Global Initiative on Culture and Society. It will be held in Muscat biennially, focusing on timely topics and actions. This year’s Summit theme of “Arts in Motion” reflects shifting trends in the interpretation, presentation, and consumption of diverse artistic and cultural expressions in an interconnected world; the impact of social technologies; the status and mobility of professionals; the emergence of new cultural markets; and the contribution of the arts to socioeconomic development and social change.

He will participate in the panel discussion Benchmarking for Success: Sustainability

Presenters include:

Gordon Bronitsky, Founder and President, Bronitsky & Associates, LLC
Issam El-Mallah, Director of Programs, Royal Opera House Muscat
Natalio Grueso, Director General, Centro Niemeyer
Mike Van Graan, Secretary-General, Arterial Network, Africa
Alicia Adams, Vice President for International Programs, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will act as Moderator

Please click here for the full Summit program (Adobe Acrobat format).
You can also follow this trip on our blog.