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Joy Glidden: From DUMBO to CPAL

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JOY GLIDDEN is best known as the co-founder of the Dumbo Art Under the Bridge Festival (1997) and the founder of the DUMBO Arts Center (1998). She was the director of New Orleans-based nonprofit Louisiana ArtWorks (2007–2010), founding director of PBS Art Index TV (2010–present),and senior advisor to the Northern New England Museum of Contemporary Art (NNE MoCA) as well as the Northern New England Artist Legacy Project (NNE ALP) (2017–2020). Glidden is the founder of the Center for the Preservation of Artists’ Legacies (CPAL) (2020–present)

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Joel Hoffman: Interpreting + Preserving Vizcaya

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JOEL HOFFMAN has been Executive Director/CEO of Vizcaya Museum and Gardens since
January 2004. He holds doctorate and master’s degrees in art history from Yale
University and an undergraduate degree in English literature from University of
Pennsylvania. Throughout his museum career, Hoffman has focused on making visual arts and
history engaging to diverse public audiences.

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Tyler Emerson-Dorsch, Gallerist

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TYLER EMERSON-DORSCH is an art gallerist. Her husband, Brook Dorsch, founded Dorsch Gallery in the early 1990s to exhibit Miami-based artists. Tyler Emerson-Dorsch joined the gallery in 2008.  She earned a masters degree from the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College.

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Photographer Carl-Phillipe Juste

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CARL-PHILLIPE JUSTE is a Haitian born, politically active photographer. Since 1991 he has been working with the Miami Herald and has been showcasing his work throughout the world.

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Silvia Karman Cubiñá
It’s All About The Bass.

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In 2009, The Bass experienced another wave of institutional growth as it consolidated its governance in a 501c3 non-profit corporation, hired a new director, Silvia Karman Cubiñá, and developed a new board. The museum re-focused its mission and programming to reflect the new development of Miami Beach as an art destination, catering to the evolving and diverse nature of Miami Beach residents and tourists.

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