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Join us in person for our April lineup of curated gallery visits!

​This event is for anyone interested in art and wanting to have a curated guide & experience. You will be hearing directly from some of the most prominent spaces in SoHo.

​We will begin the walk right at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery on Wooster St. We will be meeting in front of the building at 12:30 sharp. The event will begin at 12:45 - please be on time!

​Participating galleries we will be visiting: Nicodim Gallery, Guild Gallery, Allouche Gallery, Jeffrey Deitch Gallery.

​(optional) After the walk, we will be heading to our friends at Matchaful for discounted matcha & food (just for us!) - Matchaful’s beautiful New York City cafés offer a matcha-driven menu of creative lattes and plant-based foods made with the very best ingredients from all over the globe, with an emphasis on sustainable farming, single-origin sourcing, and organic practices, with no refined sugars in sight.

Private Event: For Tableau community members only

Join us as we sit down with Gallerist & Art Dealer Ronni Anderson. Anderson Contemporary is a gallery immersed within an emerging public green space in the Seaport District of NYC. Anderson is the former director of Southampton’s Keszler Gallery and Lower East Side’s Mayson Gallery. In 2015, she was approached by David Sturner of Clarion Partners who placed her as the head of 180 Maiden Lane’s art collections, bringing in an eclectic array of emerging to mid-career artists.

Zoom info can be found in our internal Tableau Google Calander

FREE for or the Tableau Community Only

Non-Tableau Members: You can register here

Learn exactly how to create the perfect application for when you are applying to art open calls. We will walk you through the process step-by-step on what curators look for behind the scenes, what makes great imagery for artwork and all the various details that help an artist stand out from the crowd.

This is a one-time event and will not be recorded to protect the nature of private content shown inside our open call portals.

ZOOM Link is included in our Google Cal invite!

NYC studio visit day scheduled with the Visionary Projects team — an invite only option for those who are interested in us coming by their space!

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our bi-monthly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

Private Event: For Tableau by Visionary Projects Members Only

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

NYC studio visit day scheduled with the Visionary Projects team — an invite only option for those who are interested in us coming by their space!

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Join us in the Lower East Side for our monthly NYC meet up - We will be hosted by Ki Smith Gallery this month. Cocktails will be provided by our friends at DIO. Additionally wine + apps will be served.

This meet-up will be run a little bit different this time! There will be an exclusive tour with the gallery’s founder and a fun new project you will have the opportunity to be part of.

Tableau community - if you’d like to bring a plus one please email us with their info so we can add them to our Google Cal invite!

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

nico w. okoro is an independent arts consultant, curator, educator, and writer based in New Haven, CT.

An advocate for artists of the global majority, she works across sectors to build equitable representation within the canons of modern and contemporary art.

Through her consultancies, nico delivers cultural strategy to artist-entrepreneurs, arts and culture organizations, philanthropic foundations, and government agencies. She’s supported museums on mounting large-scale exhibitions and programs, foundations on deepening their support of individual artists and culturally-specific nonprofits, and artist-entrepreneurs on strategic planning, business development, and start-up operations. nico has recently supported strategic initiatives at the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Arizona State University Art Museum, the Association of Art Museum Curators, the Legacy Museum, the New Britain Museum of American Art, and the University of Michigan Museum of Art. She is also founder and principal of the bldg fund, llc, a collaborative engine for the cultivation of place-based projects envisioned by artists, entrepreneurs, and neighbors in New Haven.

As an independent curator, nico has organized exhibitions for contemporary art museums, galleries, and fairs. Recent exhibitions include Century: 100 Years of Black Art at MAM at the Montclair Art Museum (Winter 2024), co-curated with Adrienne L. Childs; the virtual exhibition, Embodied Knowledge (Winter 2023); Made Visible: Freedom Dreams at Creative Arts Workshop (Winter 2023); Somewhere in Advance of Nowhere: Freedom Dreams in Contemporary Art at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art (Winter 2022); RED at Welancora Gallery (Summer 2021); Home Body at Sapar Contemporary (Spring 2021); and Treacherous with Old Magic at Future Fairs (Winter 2020). 

An arts educator, nico served as a visiting critic at the Yale School of Art (2022-23), and is a former adjunct professor of art at Brown University (2021), Barnard College (2017-19), and Hartford Art School (2016-21), where she taught at the intersections of art history, creative and cultural entrepreneurship, and museum studies. She’s also partnered with Arizona State University, BOMB Magazine, Creative Capital, The Guggenheim, and HBO to produce self-guided arts curricula for both K-12 and adult learners. 

nico is a regular contributor to arts publications, with forthcoming essays to be published in 2024 by the Studio Museum in Harlem, the National Gallery of Victoria, and Routledge. She is the author of Museum Metamorphosis: Cultivating Change Through Cultural Citizenship, published by Rowman & Littlefield and the American Alliance of Museums Press (2022). Informed by the tenets of her broader practice, the book platforms critical perspectives from across the arts and culture ecosystem, offering tools to reshape arts institutions into cooperative sites of collective impact and social change. nico has delivered keynote addresses on Museum Metamorphosis at the Art Bridges Foundation, the Brooklyn Museum, MoMA PS1, the Smith College Museum of Art, and the Tulsa Artists Fellowship, to name a few. 

Over the past two decades, nico has worked both independently and as a nonprofit arts leader to drive engagement, strategy, and innovation within artist-founded, culturally-specific organizations. She currently serves on the Board of Directors at the National Academy of Design and the Cultural Advisory Council for the Five Colleges and the Historic Deerfield Museum Consortium, and is a former Board Member at the Arts Council of Greater New Haven.

In recent posts, she served as Inaugural Executive Director of NXTHVN (2019-20); Director of Public Programs and Community Engagement at the Studio Museum in Harlem (2014-19); Curatorial Director of Rush Arts Gallery (2007-10); and Curatorial Assistant at The Studio Museum in Harlem (2006-07). nico holds an MA in Creative & Cultural Entrepreneurship from Goldsmiths, University of London (2011), and a BA in Art-Semiotics from Brown University (2006).

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

Register Here

This event is for anyone interested in art and wanting to have a curated guide & experience.

We will begin the walk with a cup of matcha thanks to our friends at Plentea Matcha before heading off to our partnering galleries.

You will be hearing directly from some of the most prominent spaces in NoHo!

Please meet us at 12:00pm sharp: ÁWET
(57 Bond St / SW corner store on Bond & Bowery - Plentea Matcha bar is located inside the store!)

Participating galleries we will be visiting: The Hole, Palo Gallery, Zürcher Gallery, Spazio Amanita

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

NYC studio visit day scheduled with the Visionary Projects team — an invite only option for those who are interested in us coming by their space!

FREE for or the Tableau Community Only

Non-Tableau Members: You can register here

Learn exactly how to create the perfect application for when you are applying to art open calls. We will walk you through the process step-by-step on what curators look for behind the scenes, what makes great imagery for artwork and all the various details that help an artist stand out from the crowd.

This is a one-time event and will not be recorded to protect the nature of private content shown inside our open call portals.

ZOOM Link is included in our Google Cal invite!

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Join us in the Lower East Side for our monthly NYC meet up! We will be hosted by Harsh Collective this month. Drinks & small apps will be served :)

Their current exhibition we will be visiting: Brave New World, a duo exhibition featuring Alexandra Houx Grounds and Tara Lewis, curated by Juliette Eberle. The exhibition will take place from March 15–April 10, with an opening reception on March 15th, from 7-9 p.m., at 133 Eldridge St, New York, NY 10002. The exhibition will feature several new paintings from each artist. As part of Grounds’ presentation, the opening reception will feature an immersive AI print station presented by EverArt. The platform will allow a limited number of visitors to become part of the creation process as they directly prompt and interact with an AI model trained on Grounds’ distinctive painting style. This allows visitors to create their own art print of anything they can imagine, and with the help of AI, the creation will be made exclusively with Grounds’ painting strokes and color hues. The exhibition will explore the relationship between Lewis and Grounds as mentor and mentee, and the effect each artist had on their respective practices. Their relationship began nearly a decade ago when Lewis was Grounds’ art professor and mentor at Phillips Exeter. Both Lewis and Grounds utilize portraiture to explore the dichotomy of the contemporary moment: the yearning to embrace the nostalgic past whilst adapting to the futuristic present. The duo challenges preconceived notions of authenticity, personhood, agency, and the female experience through their reciprocal artistic languages of iconography and technology, respectively.

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Registration Link: Members Only — 4 Spaces in this workshop

For Artists & Creatives: Guidance on next steps of where you should put your energy and focus with your artwork — This is a small group workshop for visual artists + creative entrepreneurs of ALL stages and backgrounds. Space in this workshop is very limited.

The purpose of this event is to give emerging artists all the knowledge needed to build a strong foundation in work production, all while looking over and gaining inspiration from one another’s work and goals.

What will be covered:

- About 10 mins: One-on-one Mentorship for your artwork (What should you be more focused on at this time?) We go through websites, social media, portfolio PDF’s of your work or whatever you have available to share —

- Setting realistic expectations, prices, selling, etc.

- Connecting with other emerging artists in your same field

+ Extra time for all Q&A — Please come prepared with questions! This talk may take between 1 hour and 1.5 hours.

*This digital event will not be recorded to protect the nature of everyone in the meeting. A journal is highly recommended for note taking.

This workshop is hosted by VP’s founder & curator

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link :)

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

RSVP HERE

Participating galleries: Ki Smith Gallery, Shin Gallery, Miguel Abrea Gallery & more

This event is for anyone interested in art and looking to have a curated experience hearing directly from some of the most prominent galleries in the Lower East Side.

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Arts & travel writer, editor and historianTony Perrottet’s works regularly with various publications including: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Smithsonian, Travel & Leisure, the list goes on. We’re sitting down with him to chat about how he navigated his career in writing, how he built his connections in the publishing world, how he pitches to publications, and what he enjoys writing about most.

About Tony: The need for perpetual motion has always been Tony Perrottet's most obvious personality disorder. While studying history at Sydney University, the Australian-born Perrottet regularly disappeared hitch-hiking through the Outback, sailing the coast of Sumatra or traveling through rural India (enjoying a brief and inglorious career as a film extra in Rajasthan). After graduation, he moved to South America to work as a "roving correspondent," where he covered the Shining Path war in Peru, drug running in Colombia and several military rebellions in Argentina. A brief visit to Manhattan fifteen years ago convinced him that New York was the ideal place for a rootless wanderer to be based. From his current home in the East Village of Manhattan, he has continued to commute to Iceland, Tierra del Fuego, Beijing, Tasmania and Zanzibar, while contributing to international publications including Smithsonian Magazine (where he is a Contributing Writer), the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Esquire, Outside, Afar and the London Sunday Times.

Perrottet is the author of six books — a collection of travel stories, Off the Deep End: Travels in Forgotten Frontiers (1997); Pagan Holiday: On the Trail of Ancient Roman Tourists (2002); The Naked Olympics: The True Story of the Greek Games (2004); Napoleon's Privates: 2500 Years of History Unzipped (2008); The Sinner's Grand Tour: A Journey Through the Historical Underbelly of Europe (2012); and most recently, ¡Cuba Libre!: Che, Fidel and the Improbable Revolution that Changed World History (2019). His travel stories have been translated into a dozen languages and widely anthologized, having been selected seven times for the Best American Travel Writing series. He is also a regular television guest on the History Channel, where he has spoken about everything from the Crusades to the birth of disco.

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link :)

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link :)

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link :)

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Registration Link: Members Only — 4 Spaces in this workshop

For Artists & Creatives: Guidance on next steps of where you should put your energy and focus with your artwork — This is a small group workshop for visual artists + creative entrepreneurs of ALL stages and backgrounds. Space in this workshop is very limited.

The purpose of this event is to give emerging artists all the knowledge needed to build a strong foundation in work production, all while looking over and gaining inspiration from one another’s work and goals.

What will be covered:

- About 10 mins: One-on-one Mentorship for your artwork (What should you be more focused on at this time?) We go through websites, social media, portfolio PDF’s of your work or whatever you have available to share —

- Setting realistic expectations, prices, selling, etc.

- Connecting with other emerging artists in your same field

+ Extra time for all Q&A — Please come prepared with questions! This talk may take between 1 hour and 1.5 hours.

*This digital event will not be recorded to protect the nature of everyone in the meeting. A journal is highly recommended for note taking.

This workshop is hosted by VP’s founder & curator

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Community: Please check your Tableau Calendar for the Zoom link :)

Our weekly Global Digital Meet Up!
The Tableau community around the world comes together in small groups (of 3-4 people) for about an hour every week. This is a space where you can feel like you are meeting interesting, creative, cool people without leaving your home. We like to create unique break out rooms where you can connect with those you otherwise might not have, and form more intimate relationships. Don't forget to exchange info and continue the conversation afterward :)

PRIVATE EVENT: TABLEAU COMMUNITY ONLY

Join us as we sit down with Aubrie Wienholt, the Founder and CEO of PR for Artists.

With an extensive background in public relations and publicity, Wienholt decided to start her own agency and build a team from various creative fields in order to support individual artists with tailored campaign strategies that enable them to take their careers into their own hands.

Over the years their team has brought expertise from various backgrounds in editorial, marketing, the art world, and organizations like the following: Sotheby’s Institute of Art, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, The University of San Francisco, Saatchi Gallery, The Victoria & Albert Museum, HuffPost, and elsewhere. Some have gone on to receive MFAs, get published, and teach at university.