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    The Economics of Art, The Barber Lounge, Feb. 11, 2010

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    The Economics of Art, The Barber Lounge, Feb. 11, 2010




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    LOVE Soiree: ‘THE ECONOMICS OF ART’ Feb. 11, 2010, Session One





    Sponsored By: SMART ENERGY COCKTAILS

    LOVE Soiree: THE ECONOMICS OF ART 2010 Session One
    Presented By: San Francisco Fashion And Merchants Alliance, Inc. and The Barber Lounge.

    What is “THE ECONOMICS OF ART” Forum?

    Our mission is to provide an open dialogue to engage in a forum which discusses the idea of the economics of art. This series is focused on how to develop innovative solutions that address the impact of our nation’s financial crisis on creative industries. As a thriving epicenter of independent talents, The Economics of Art features local artists, fashion designers, bloggers, retailers, business owners and tech savvies in an effort to brainstorm and share new business solutions and to create an exchange network amongst peers in San Francisco’s fashion and art community.

    This event will benefit the ground works for the new San Francisco Fashion Week, a fashion industry product to be produced by San Francisco Fashion And Merchant’s Alliance, Inc., a California non-profit corporation.

    With a seven panel of industry professionals. We are going to examine the challenges in how to sustain a successful business in the arts, media, luxury, fashion and beauty industry.

    FORUM SPEAKERS:

    1) Bacca DaSilva – Bacca Da Silva Atelier - http://www.baccadasilva.com/
    2) Corinne Phipps – Urban Darling - http://www.urbandarling.com/
    3) Greg Griffin – The Barber Lounge - http://www.barberlounge.com/
    4) Leo Madrid - Linearis Institute of Fine Art - http://www.linearisinstitute.org/

    5) JT Paradox - The SF Style - http://www.thesfstyle.com/
    6) Deborah Paulino - Eco Couture TV - http://www.ecocouture.tv/

    READ SPEAKER BIOS HERE

    MODERATOR: Lorraine Sanders of 7X7 Glam Watch SFIndieFashion

    FASHION DESIGN SHOWCASE by:
    - Blanche Consorti - http://blancheconsorti.com/
    - Joy Fan - http://vintagejoy.com/
    - Medium Reality - http://mediumreality.com/

    SWEETS BY: Edible Love - http://www.ediblelove.com/

    Art By: Hilary Williams, Georgianne Fastaia, Matthew Colaguiri, Jack Androvich, Matt Mullin, Carlos Michael Finn, Serge Gay Jr., Jim Winters, Erin McElroy, Jason Austin, Christine Kesler, Jana Blankenship, John Waguespack

    MUSIC BY: DJ Diego Rockwell http://www.myspace.com/djdiegorockwell

    February 11, 2010, Thursday - 6pm to 10pm
    THE BARBER LOUNGE
    854 Folsom Street
    San Francisco, CA

    $10 GENERAL ADMISSION and SFFAMA, Inc. Non-Members
    $5-$10 Sliding Scale for SFFAMA, Inc. Members
    In order to get a discounted rate, we encourage you to join SFFAMA, Inc. at http://sffama.ning.com/

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    The Economics Of Art Forum

    The Economics of Art is a San Francisco Fashion Entrepreneur speaker series featuring Christopher Jablonski / Artefacture, Jennifer Lynne / Porcelynne, Jasmin Zorlu / Hat Designer, Scatha Alison / Fashion Designer and Yetunde Schuhmann / Executive Director of Innovative Fashion Council of San Francisco.

    Our mission is to have an open dialogue to engage in a Forum to scrutinize the idea of ‘ The Economics of Art.’ This series will focus on how to be smart, be practical and be useful on how to bring up solutions during an economic downturn by means of being creative.

    San Francisco is an epicenter of Creative Talents and we would like to hear what our local creatives have to say about small business solutions.

    From this series, we will learn from the speakers, their current projects, their creative modules and simply, how to create a network exchange amongst our peers in the San Francisco’s fashion and art community.

    Please join us on June 18th, Thursday Evening at Project One Gallery at 251 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco, CA 94013, a plush-positive modern venue two blocks from the San Francisco Design Center.

    The evening also includes a Fashion Exhibit and a Runway Show featuring Carly Mikkelsen, Jamie Cole, and Julia Meeks. All from the Academy of Arts and San Francisco State University.

    In addition, this event will be benefitting the upcoming San Francisco Fashion Awards, a summer event extravaganza.

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