Our team delivers meaningful and measurable results.
Nicole Straus excels in collaborating with leaders in art, design, architecture, and culture. She develops specialized campaigns to create high visibility in the media and offers support in strategy, marketing, special events, social media, branding, and advertising. Her long term relationships with clients, media contacts, and influencers lead to successful results that ultimately inform and educate the art/design worlds and the general public. Before starting her own company, she worked with prominent art and culture clients including the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao at Ruder Finn Arts & Communications Counselors (now Polskin Arts) in New York City. As a vice president at GCI Group, a division of Grey Advertising, she co-managed the award-winning Mexico, A Work of Art, a major arts program with the government of Mexico in conjunction with The Metropolitan Museum of Art. She regularly lectures in New York City on public relations issues.
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Margery Newman is well known for her commitment to securing top media coverage, a strong thoughtful relationship with the press, and her strategic work in fine art, photography, design, books, architecture, and culture. Her established and continuously developing relationships with editors, writers, and producers, facilitate maximum visibility for clients. She has directed public relations campaigns for clients including The Photography Show presented by AIPAD, China Institute Gallery, the Milwaukee Art Museum, and the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation. An independent publicist for many years, she has collaborated on numerous arts, culture, and lifestyle accounts. Margery also has a background working in editorial, advertising, and production for a number of publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Paper magazine. She has worked with Nicole Straus Public Relations since 2000.
Kristin Guiter is a senior communications professional with extensive experience in arts administration, museum leadership, team and client management, with an expertise in
positioning and branding, campaign strategies, press relations, media sponsorships, crisis communications and digital marketing. In collaboration with Nicole Straus PR, Kristin consults to teams at national and international institutions, global galleries, foundations, art fairs and non-profit organizations. Previously, she held in-house positions at SUTTON Communications (clients included the Philadelphia Museum of Art, UBS Art Collection, Dia, Photo London,
among many others), Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art + Design, The Field Museum and, most recently, as a full-time consultant at CHRISTIE’S. Kristin sits on the PR and Marketing Board of the American Alliance of Museums and has served in multiple volunteer roles with institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Smithsonian Institution. She
has also lectured at the Sotheby’s Institute and the Art Institute of Chicago.
positioning and branding, campaign strategies, press relations, media sponsorships, crisis communications and digital marketing. In collaboration with Nicole Straus PR, Kristin consults to teams at national and international institutions, global galleries, foundations, art fairs and non-profit organizations. Previously, she held in-house positions at SUTTON Communications (clients included the Philadelphia Museum of Art, UBS Art Collection, Dia, Photo London,
among many others), Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art + Design, The Field Museum and, most recently, as a full-time consultant at CHRISTIE’S. Kristin sits on the PR and Marketing Board of the American Alliance of Museums and has served in multiple volunteer roles with institutions such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Smithsonian Institution. She
has also lectured at the Sotheby’s Institute and the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Eden Chinn is a graduate student at NYU Tisch’s Interactive Telecommunications Program. After graduating from Reed College with a BA in Art History, she interned with the Jewish Museum in their Digital Marketing Department under JiaJia Fei, where she wrote copy and selected digital assets for their social media platforms and sent weekly social media analytics reports to the museum's Marketing & Communications department. She simultaneously worked with Mickalene Thomas’s studio, promoting exhibitions, events, and special projects via social media and email marketing. During this time, Thomas’s Instagram account gained an average of over 300 new followers each week. Most recently, she has been developing sites for galleries and non-profits. She has a passion for art and the power of digital communications to bring meaningful images to new audiences.