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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Facilitating art sales and expanding the client database while maintaining and developing excellent relationships with existing clients.Understanding clients' preferences, tastes, and budgets to provide personalized recommendations as well as providing expert advice on art acquisition, collection management, and investment potential.Coordinating with artists, framers, and shippers to ensure timely completion of commissions, framing, and delivery of artworks.Representing the gallery during guided tours, art fairs, and various public events.Providing educational information and presentations about the gallery's artists and exhibitions.Organizing the shipping and in-house packing of client acquisitions and inventory, both domestically and internationally.Creating and implementing marketing strategies for the gallery's social media to promote exhibitions and artists and increase gallery visibility.Writing for and conducting research for exhibitions, newsletters, and promotional material.Identifying potential artists for representation and recommending acquisitions to the gallery director.

Igloolik, Nunavut, Canada

Conducted Stage 2 archaeological survey, surface collection, and drone imagery survey of pre-existing and potential Paleo-Inuit sites throughout the month of June in Igloolik, Nunavut.Contributed to the identification of potential sites of cultural importance for future Stage 4 conservation and development mitigation within the region surrounding Igloolik, Nunavut.Assisted in instructing a week-long archaeology-based kids camp in the community of Igloolik.Conducted Stage 3 archaeological excavations of Dorset and Pre-Dorset habitation sites over the month of July and into early August at a remote peninsula along Foxe Basin.Catalogued and documented artifacts, lithics, and faunal material both in and out of the field.Key achievement: Contributed to the collection of unprecedented drone imagery data of previously undocumented Paleo-Inuit sites that will aid in the advancement of Arctic archaeology.