What We Do
International Artists Management
International Performing Arts and Cultural Presentations
International Visual Arts and Crafts Presentations
Event Feasibility, Design and Management
Cultural Workplace Training and Performance Management
International Cultural Marketing Workshop
International
Artists Management
Bronitsky and Associates are able to provide you, your organization and your event with proven quality traditional and contemporary artists, performers and groups ranging through:
- Indigenous
- Regional
- Folk
- Ethnic
- Cultural
We can support you by sourcing and securing the acts that you want (need), by managing all aspects of contracting on your behalf, and working with you to promote your event to the identified audience.
Our staff is also able to facilitate live performances as a part of your program and organize and manage touring opportunities either to your event or taking your act internationally.
We currently provide agency services for a growing number of quality artists and acts and are also able through our extensive global network to find the act that you were not even sure you were looking for.
International Performing Arts and Cultural Presentations
Bronitsky and Associates can work with you from an idea or needs basis to design, develop, produce and present Performing arts and cultural presentations that feature:
- Music
- Dance
- Theatre
- Film
- Fashion
- Circus
- Multimedia
Our staff is skilled and experienced in all aspects of performance programming and staging as well as in producing demonstrations and displays for either promotional or educational purposes.
International Visual Arts and Crafts Presentations
Bronitsky and Associates has the expertise to curate, design and install international-standard exhibitions of:
- Painting and Sculpture
- Pottery and Ceramics
- Glassworks and Jewelry
- Weaving and Fiber Arts
- Fabric and Fashion Accessories, as well as
- Mixed Media and Electronic / Digital Media Installation
No matter what the venue and the physical limitations we are able to source and deliver an exhibition / installation that addresses your needs and complements the vision that you have.
Our staff is experienced and able to advise you on matters relating to marketplace engagement and retail trade opportunities and futures.
Event Feasibility, Design and Management
Bronitsky and Associates have demonstrated experience in designing and producing:
- Festivals
- Celebrations
- Fashion Shows
- Street Parades
- Product Launches
- Concerts
Our staff is experienced in developing events for both indoor and outdoor venues, working single and multiple sites, with a special expertise for working in site-specific and travelling programs.
If you have an idea or a need that will be serviced by an event or festival and are unsure of its viability, we are able to work with you and potential stakeholders to produce a feasibility study and assessment. The resulting document will be a valuable tool to share a common vision of your event or festival and a tool for leveraging support from sponsors, funders and other stakeholders.
Cultural Workplace Training and Performance Management
Bronitsky and Associates can provide you and your organization with:
- Feasibility Studies and Project Viability Assessments
- Operational Planning Workshops
- Strategic and Business Plans
- Organizational Planning Workshops
- Employment Strategies (Targeted)
- Training and Skills Development Mentoring
Our staff is experienced servicing diverse clients and communities globally ranging through:
- Local
- Regional
- National
- International
- Commercial
- Corporate
- Government
- Philanthropic
Our reputation and experience is in liaison, networking, negotiating and contracting across the spectra of cultural workplace issues and demands.
International Cultural Marketing Workshop
Presented as the lead component of a five (5) day consultancy package.
This two-and-one-half (2 1/2) day Workshop is primarily targeted at Indigenous performing arts practitioners, performers and companies (music, theatre, opera, dance, storytelling - both traditional and contemporary). It can be presented with specific streams that address the needs and interests of visual artists and craftspeople, writers and self publishers as well as multimedia artists.
Participants should be professional in their outlook and aspirations with a demonstrated commitment to their art. Ideally they should have a broad base of local and regional touring and presentation experiences, although this is not essential.
The Workshop is also suitable for arts and cultural organizations and festival organizers who would be considering hosting international Indigenous guests or developing international market opportunities within their home state or region. People working in local, regional and national arts and economic development agencies (government and NGOs) will also benefit from participating with local artists and arts workers in the Workshop. All participants will be required to complete a pre-Workshop questionnaire to assist the Presenters to most effectively target the Workshop.
The workshop is jointly presented by Gordon Bronitsky, Tony Duke and a guest presenter who is a director of an international arts festival or cultural organization (dependent on timing and availability).
The Workshop will be interactive and provide time for questions and discussions generated by participants. The Workshop will feature large group and small group work with hands on exercises for individuals and small groups. The Workshop format can be expanded into a full conference.
For more detail and to register your interest please visit our Contact Us page.
