Commercial art gallery manager
Code 1349.8
Commercial art gallery managers manage the commercial and artistic success of the gallery.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- copyright legislation
- collection management software
Skills and competences
- advertise the gallery
- assist clients with special needs
- collaborate with technical experts on artworks
- implement marketing strategies
- determine visual concepts
- monitor artwork market
- manage artworks' transportation
- manage relationships with artists
- implement sales strategies
- install artwork in gallery
- llevar a cabo la contratación de servicios
- keep records on sales
- prepare exhibition marketing plan
- ensure infrastructure accessibility
- curate artwork for exhibitions
- monitor after sales records
- sell art
Transversal competences
- prospect new customers
- train employees
- develop artistic project budgets
- identify new business opportunities
- negotiate with artists
- produce statistical financial records
- supervise art gallery staff
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