THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE ART DEALER
September 20, 2005: 6:00 p.m., Program; 7:30 p.m., Off-Site Reception
Commonwealth Club Gold Room, 595 Market Street, San Francisco (415) 597-6700
Directions $8 for Club Members, $15 for Non-members
The panel will discuss the role of the art dealer in influencing, shaping and perpetuating the arts in our culture.
Wendi Norris is co-owner of Frey Norris Gallery, which opened its doors in San Francisco in 2002. The gallery provides a venue for the most powerfully communicative voices in contemporary art. It represents numerous artists from the United States, with a focus on the Bay Area; and has hosted exhibitions that represent the American debut of the most prominent voices working today in China, Korea and Japan. Having received her MBA from Georgetown University, Norris infuses her long-standing passion for the arts, along with market-proven business savvy into Frey Norris Gallery’s operations. Norris has successfully built and managed sales and marketing teams of up to 130 employees, in both smaller entrepreneurial and major Fortune 100 companies. She is an active member of the San Francisco arts community, serving as Executive Board Member and Marketing Chair for the Stern Grove Foundation.
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