Dr. Rhodes
Dr. Randall Rhodes is Provost of the American University of Armenia. He holds a Ph.D., MA, and a BA in Art History from the University of Chicago, and has significant involvement in museum and gallery administration including at the Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; Genesee Country Museum, Mumford, NY, and the Art Institute of Chicago, in Chicago, Illinois. Dr. Rhodes has numerous published articles and catalogs on aspects of art analysis, and has exhibited art works at 15 exhibition
Dr. Iain Robertson
Dr Iain Robertson is a UK based art consultant and academic. He was Exhibitions Officer, Royal Institute of British Architects, Cultural Officer, British Council, Taiwan and Senior Lecturer in Arts Policy & Management at City University. He was a awarded a PhD in 2000 from City University for his thesis; ''The emerging art markets of Greater China 1989-1999''. He consults for commercial organisations in: Asia, the middle East and Europe. He lectures worldwide in universities. He is a board member of IAMSA (The International Art Market Studies Association) He has written six books on art and its markets; the two most recent are: Understanding Art Markets: Inside the World of Art and Business (2016) and New Art New Markets (2018).
Georg Schöllhammer
Georg Schöllhammer is a writer, curator, founding editor of Springerin, and head of tranzit.at. Schöllhammer has worked internationally on cultural projects including: Documenta, Manifesta, L’internationale, FORMER WEST, Sweet Sixties, and the Vienna Festival, and he is chairman of The Július Koller Society in Bratislava. From 2004 to 2007 Schöllhammer was editor-in-chief of Documenta 12, where he conceived and directed Documenta 12 magazines. He was artistic director of VIENNAFAIR 2011 with Hedwig Saxenhuber. Schöllhammer has curated a number of exhibitions worldwide.
Dr. Viviana Narotzky
Dr Viviana Narotzky is a scholar, writer and curator. She was the founder and Director of the International Open Design / Shared Creativity conference, and of the DEMO festival of experimental and crossover design, both part of the Barcelona Design Festival and president of ADI-FAD, the Industrial Designer’s Association based at the Barcelona Design Museum. She is a founding member and Trustee of the Spanish Design History Foundation. Viviana Narotzky regularly consults on art and design related projects. She has worked with institutions such as the World Economic Forum, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the European Union Intellectual Property Office, Hong Kong Television and the Barcelona Design Hub.