Join us for a powerful discussion with Sergio Gomez, Chicago-based artist, curator, author, and director of 33 Contemporary. Here’s what we discuss in this episode:

1. Sergio’s journey as an artist and the driving forces behind his work.

2. Advice for emerging and mid-career artists who feel ready to breach out, and the steps you can take to authentically shift your work.

3. Why Sergio decided to open a contemporary art gallery and what led him to begin coaching artists on a global scale.

4. Strategies for connecting with galleries and the importance of community.

About Sergio:

Sergio Gomez is a Chicago-based visual artist. He studied at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, received a MA degree from Governors State University and MFA degree from Northern Illinois University. He is known for his large-scale figurative abstraction paintings and charcoal drawings exploring the cycles of life.
Sergio’s work has been the subject of more than 45 solo exhibitions in the United States, Romania, Italy, Mexico, and Vienna. He has participated in over 150 group exhibitions in Spain, Sweden, Mexico, Austria, Italy, South Korea, England, Kairo, Belgium, and the United States. His work is in the collection of the National Museum of Mexican  Art, Brauer Museum, and other public and private collections.
Besides his studio work, Sergio Gomez is an active curator with a career of over 100 curated exhibitions since 2010. He is curator and Director of Exhibitions at the Zhou B. Art Center, Director, and founder of 33 Contemporary Gallery, co-founder of the coaching academy Art NXT Level®, and founder of Amplified Art Network.

Follow Sergio on Instagram: @sergiogomezart
Website: sergiogomezonline.com

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