The Artist Help Desk
Mariani Gallery, Guggenheim Hall
First & Last Fridays of the Month, 12-2pm
September 7 - November 30, 2018
Participation is free, but registration is required.
To sign up, email: galleries@unco.edu
Building a portfolio or website for the first time? Do you need help expanding your network to galleries and collectors? Or are you applying for artistic opportunities and in need of feedback? Ask for help!
UNC Galleries is bringing artists and experts together at “The Artist Help Desk,” a FREE pop-up professional practice workshop open to students, faculty, and the community. Each thirty-minute session provides one-on-one consultations with art professionals including: curators, gallerists, writers, marketing whizzes and more!
Meet Our Fall Guest Helpers:
September 7 & November 2
Pam Campanaro, UNC Galleries Director & Curator
Pam Campanaro is the Director & Curator of Galleries at the University of Northern Colorado. Prior
to her appointment to Director, Campanaro served as the Associate Curator of
Exhibitions & Programs at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA. Campanaro was
the 2015 curator-in-residence at FLOAT: A Tactical Walking Camp, a program of The
Luminary in St. Louis, MO. She has curated exhibitions at The Museum of Fine Arts,
Houston (Houston, TX), Find & Form Space (Boston, MA), The Samek Art Museum at Bucknell
University (Lewisburg, PA), Receiver Gallery (San Francisco, CA) The New Art Center
(Newton, MA) and Montserrat Galleries (Beverly, MA).
September 28
Guest Helper, TBA
October 26
Mackenzie Browning, Printmaker & Current Resident at RedLine
Mackenzie 
Browning is a Denver based, Canadian artist who works primarily in screen- print, book arts,
and print based sculpture. Mackenzie’s aesthetic can be described as bold, meticulous,
and inventive, often blurring the lines between design, craft and fine art. His artworks
are constantly pushing personal and technical boundaries, often becoming architectural
in nature. Mackenzie’s creations and installations reflect both his past and present
lived experiences, a personal history that has primarily taken place in the suburban
construct. Mackenzie holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Printmaking and Sculpture
from the University of Saskatchewan and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honors) degree
in Printmaking from Queen’s University.
November 30
Guest Helper, TBA
Participation is free, but registration is required.
To sign up, email: galleries@unco.edu
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