who invites you to a private session with

Bonnie Clearwater
Chief Curator of MOCA: Museum of Contemporary Art

who will discuss

"How to start an art collection without breaking the bank"


Wednesday, April 25, 2012

7:00 PM -8:00 PM:  Cocktail reception
8:00 PM- 8:30 PM:  Presentation, including Q&A
8:30 PM- 9:00 PM:  Networking & Museum Tour

at
MOCA – Museum of Contemporary Art
770 NE 125th Street
North Miami, FL 33161
www.mocanomi.org
Click here for directions

Includes complimentary hors d'oeuvres and Chivas 18 and Chivas Regal cocktails

Free parking behind museum

Cost for this event:
HBS Club and Harvard Club Miami members (plus one guest): Free, guaranteed admission
            Non-Members and Other Guests: $10 per person, limited to capacity

To register for this event, please visit the HBS Club's website at www.hbssouthflorida.org.

Bonnie Clearwater

Summary:
Join MOCA's Leadership Circle and Harvard Business School Club of South Florida for a private evening reception and talk about art collecting. MOCA Executive Director and Chief Curator Bonnie Clearwater will lead this lively discussion and will cover trends in collecting, starting a collection and tips that all collectors should know.

Biography:
Serving first as curator and then Executive Director and Chief Curator since 1997, Bonnie Clearwater has curated over 55 exhibitions and authored more than 30 scholarly catalogues for MOCA. After 15 years, the Museum of Contemporary Art in North Miami enjoys a stellar reputation for its bold, original exhibitions, thought provoking programs and under her leadership has become a vibrant center of culture in Miami. She has also shaped the museum’s permanent collection and will soon oversee the expansion of its current facility. Beyond her impact on MOCA, she previously was curator of the Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Collection and advisor of the Peter Norton Family collection, among others and has played a pivotal role in cultivating the arts scene in Miami by seeking out emerging talent, giving many artists their first museum exposure. She is regularly cited by art writers, collectors and gallery owners both here and around the country as one of the more influential and dynamic curators working today. Thanks to her tireless energy and limitless ideas, art and Miami are becoming synonymous.

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