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New York | Agent/Producer

Salary: Upon Application

Start Date: Immediate

WEBBER is a thriving multidisciplinary agency and gallery that harmonizes creativity and collaboration with contemporary lens-based artists and clients. As we’re going through a period of re-imagination, we want to nurture a space that respectfully involves and empowers individuals who have been historically denied access within our industry.

Relationship building, an understanding of production, and creative strategy are all central to this role as you collaboratively manage artists' projects for global brands with efficiency, criticality and in good-humor.

We believe in hosting a work environment that encourages transparency, honesty, and creativity through our passionate and organized team. Your time-management, leadership and negotiation skills are crucial as we build new partnerships with people and organizations that share our drive in creating a more diverse, just and accountable future.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

  • Manage all aspects of artist projects from client liaison, estimating and negotiating contracts, on-set production and handling external production companies
  • Oversee mid-large scale production budgets and wrap/bill jobs
  • Actively contribute new business leads and contacts for artists and WEBBER
  • Contribute to the strategy and career management of artists
  • Manage artist calendars, complex schedules, option artist teams and production vendors
  • Confidently create partnerships that align with our desire for an equitable community
  • Create marketing materials inc PDF’s, Treatments
  • Inspire and empower our small, but growing team
  • Be proactive with lens-based events through promotion and attendance
  • Be aware of and actively meet creative talent
  • Be cognizant and proactive about how we can make productions an accessible space
  • Ability to be flexible across office tasks

Please send cover letter and resume to: newyork@webberrepresents.com

Apply by May 20th for full consideration




New York | Production Assistant

Salary: Upon Application

Start Date: Immediate

WEBBER is a thriving multidisciplinary agency and gallery that harmonizes creativity and collaboration with contemporary lens-based artists and clients. As we’re going through a period of re-imagination, we want to nurture a space that respectfully involves and empowers individuals who have been historically denied access within our industry.

We’re a small team looking for a PRODUCTION ASSISTANT, someone with a focused, patient, and organized spirit. You will be working with our agents and producers on productions for a broad range of global brands, from fashion to technology, collaborating with clients and artists with levity and efficiency.

Your detail-oriented, self-motivated and community-driven skills are crucial as we build new partnerships with people and organizations that share our drive in creating a more diverse, just and accountable future.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: ·

  • Reviewing creative briefs and briefing in Artists on the upcoming projects
  • Manage options and negotiate rates on all necessary resources (i.e. assistants, EQ, transport, HMU, props, etc.)
  • Be cognizant and proactive about how we can make productions an accessible space
  • Be mindful of diversity and representation of all voices when hiring crew for a job.
  • Bring energy, humor, levity and collaboration to the fast-paced and creative team environment.
  • Manage budgets from start to finish, and assist Producer in reconciling each job.
  • Track deadlines and ensure they are met – from pre-pro, through post production.
  • Work with internal and external production teams in a collaborative and professional manner.
  • Ability to work calmly and efficiently under deadline pressure.
  • International Travel Coordination (booking artist & crew hotels, flights, cars, staying up to date on COVID guidelines, etc.).
  • Support team as needed with additional needs on-set.


Apply by May 2nd for full consideration.

Please send cover letter and resume to: newyork@webberrepresents.com


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Webber Gallery

Marton Perlaki Soft Corners 31.10–06.12.20

Marton Perlaki, Soft Corners
31.10–06.12.20

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Installation view, 2020
Soft Corners
Installation view, 2020
Soft Corners
Installation view, 2020
Soft Corners
Installation view, 2020
Soft Corners
Marton Perlaki
Parents (black), 2020
119 × 149.3 cm unframed
Acrylic paint and charcoal pencil on paper
Unique
Marton Perlaki
Parents (blue), 2018
118 × 150 cm unframed
Acrylic paint and charcoal pencil on paper
Unique
Marton Perlaki
Parents (camel), 2019
132 × 162.8 cm framed
Acrylic paint and charcoal pencil on paper
Unique
Marton Perlaki
Golden egg, 2018
90 × 115 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Left hand (Mother), 2018
45 × 36 unframed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Mask (relief), 2018
40.76 × 47 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Lumpy tree, 2019
40.79 × 47 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Tree trunk (relief), 2018
37.85 × 47 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
The Accident, 2018
84.65 × 73 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Soft Corner, 2017
40.5 × 47 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Untitled, 2016
57.31 × 84 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Butterflies with a slice of orange, 2018
68.2 × 84 cm
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Black bird, blue mountains, 2011
32.38 × 47 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Mom after the eye surgery, 2018
22 × 17.3 cm unframed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Ice cube (blue), 2018
59 × 64.2 cm framed
Giclee Print on fibre based paper
Edition of 6
Marton Perlaki
Own constellation nr2, 2019
130 × 163.01cm
C-type print
Edition of 1
Marton Perlaki
Red pen-Blue paper nr1, 2018
130 × 163.01 cm
C-type print
Edition of 1
Marton Perlaki
The order of appearance nr2, 2019
130 × 172.2 cm
C-type print
Edition of 1
Marton Perlaki
Growing a new limb, 2020
130 × 165.6 cm
C-type print
Edition of 1
Marton Perlaki
Self portrait (blue), 2020
30×40 cm unframed
Chromogenic print
Edition of 1

The solo exhibition of Marton Perlaki is the first presentation of a larger collection of works created in the recent years, consisting of photographs, large chalk drawings, abstract photograms and luminograms. Perlaki’s artistic practice is characterized by the duality of a meticulously preplanned precise editing process and a peculiar, playfully bizarre attitude. His unusual portraits, staged still lives or gestures of highlighting certain details detached from their environment often bear an ambiance of perplexity and the unexpected. Compared to his previous works, the works presented at Trafó Gallery mark a clear and bold opening in the direction of a more self-analyzing, more personal voice, that also reexamines family relations, and in which control over creative processes dissolves and the act of stepping away from the camera allows for the accidental and the unpredictable, while organically unfolding manual gestures and the interplay with the materials is also given space.

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