Social Media platforms like Facebook have become extremely important self-promotion and research tool for artists, but they sure can be confusing.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to join with marketing communications consultant Jenifer Mangione Vogt, this coming Tuesday, when she returns to Art Salon to help us understand the most popular Social Media platforms and how to safely use them to our full advantage.

In this action oriented, interactive session, Jennifer will provide a primer on what the different platforms are best for, how to set up and optimize accounts, and how to effectively use the platforms to learn about trends in the art world as well as for self-promotion.

The presentation will be followed by a Q&A and discussion during which artists are invited to ask questions about how social media directly relates to their own work, and to review their accounts. Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops and tablets, and will be able to access the internet through the Armory Arts Center WiFi network.



Jenifer Mangione Vogt is an art writer and the founder of JMV Media Group < http://www.jmvmediagroup.com/ >, a full service marketing and communications consultancy that works with clients in Florida, New York and Italy. She received her bachelor’s from Purchase College in Humanities with a concentrated focus on modern and contemporary art studying with leading critics and scholars, including Irving Sandler and Robert Storr. She worked for 20 years in marketing and PR positions, advancing to an executive level, for global corporations and nonprofits, including MasterCard International and Bank of New York. Her articles and press placements have appeared in many publications, including JetSet Magazine, ArtLog, ArtPulse, ArtDistricts, ArtInfo, The Art Newspaper, ArtDaily, Bloomberg, Daily News, Palm Beach Arts Paper, Palm Beach Art + Culture, Ambassador (NIAF), Knight Arts Blog and Palm Beach Art + Culture. Prior to graduation from college, Jenifer completed internships in the Estates & Appraisals Department at Christie's, the Education Department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Public Relations Department at the Neuberger Museum of Art, as an editorial assistant at Art in America.