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Serious Play Client Testimonials
I am writing to express my warmest thanks—on behalf of The Nature Conservancy and the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute for your support of our Picnic for Earth exhibition. The funds raised at the live auction will go a long way in supporting the missions of both organizations, which translates into work that has a positive impact for the communities of Northern New Mexico.
The Nature Conservancy
Ivan is a dot-connector, making events truly exceptional. We had one of the important jewelry artists, Peter Schmidt, create a whole themes collection inspired by a particular opera that we chose. That’s what I mean by a dot connector, to make an event really something, as opposed to just another gallery opening. These were big events, every single season. Always out of the box ideas. Whatever he’s doing is something worth noticing. He has serious talent. I’m going to use a funny word, but Ivan has the ability to create cool.
Linda Milanesi, CEO/President, Assistance Dogs of the West
We cannot thank Ivan Barnett enough for donating the Patina Gallery space for the Art of Change Reception [Fourth time]. We received many compliments from attendees about the space, the food, and the overall ambiance! This event was a tremendous success thanks to your generosity.
Santa Fe Art Institute
Ivan, an artist himself, conveys sensitivity and respect for the gallery’s artists. When Ivan curates, he may juxtapose an idea that costs $100 with something that costs $10,000–but there is always a throughline between the two. He finds the throughline with people and with ideas, too.