Gordon Bronitsky and Associates, LLC - International Cultural Marketing Since 1992

 
216 Edith SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102 USA
phone: +1.505.238.3739

Welcome to Bronitsky and Associates LLC.

Since 1992, we have been providing quality cultural experiences that inspire, educate and entertain audiences and participants around the World.

With offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA and Breisach, Germany we offer professional services in:

  • International artist management
     
  • International performing arts and cultural presentations 
     
  • International visual arts and crafts presentations 
     
  • Festival and event feasibility, design and management
     
  • Cultural workplace training and performance management

We have an active database of over 4,500 artists, performers and cultural organizations from 54 countries on 6 continents.

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Read our latest issue: August 31, 2010
Lakota Rock Band Arrow Space, Austria 1999 Chinle Valley Singers, Latvia, 2003 Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers, Lithuania 2002 Kwakwa'wakaakw (Kwakiut) Dancers (Canada) in Sinaloa, Mexico 2004 Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers, Mongolia 2004 Chinle Valley Singers in Latvia with American Flag Navajo rug, 2001 Russian models with fashions by Navajo designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, Moscow, Russia, September 2004 Navajo author Rex Lee Jim, Denver, 2002 Pa'a Taotao Tano Dancers (Guam) in the Netherlands 2001 Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Lithuania 2002 Lakota Rock Band Arrow Space, Austria 1999 Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Mongolia 2004 Darren Deswood (Chinle Valley Singers), Latvia 2003 Members of the Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers (New Mexico), Lithuania 2002 Navajo Fashion by designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, St Petersburg, Russia September 26, 2004 Dempsey Deswood (Chinle Valley Singers) Latvia 2003 Navajo wedding dress by Virginia Yazzie Ballenger, St Petersburg, Russia, September 26, 2004 Fernando Cellicion Traditional Zuni Dancers--Olla Maidens--Mongolia 2004 Pa'a Taotao Tano Dancers (Guam) in the Netherlands 2001 Russian models with fashions by Navajo designer Virginia Yazzie Ballenger after her one-woman show in Moscow, 2004

Please enjoy the slide show (above right) featuring images from events that have taken place since 1999. Although some of the pictures are not of the highest quality, these photos showcase the wide variety of talented artists we represent and the locations all over the world that we have been privileged to visit.

Breaking News:

Inuit Throat Singer Coming to Santa Fe Indian Market August 18-25

Bronitsky and Associates is bringing Inuit throat singer Lois Suluk Locke from Arviat, Nunavut, Canada, to perform in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico. Lois Suluk Locke will perform during the Santa Fe Indian Market (www.swaia.org), the oldest, largest and most famous juried show of traditional and contemporary American Indian arts and crafts in the United States. Lois Suluk Locke is the first non-US Indigenous performer ever invited to perform during Indian Market, and she has also been invited to participate in the clothing contest on Sunday morning during Indian Market, the most photographed portion of this annual event, which attracts over 100,000 people to Santa Fe. Lois Will also be performing at the El Rey Theater in Albuquerque--click here for more details.

Maxwell Street Klezmer Band: NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH BRONITSKY AND ASSOCIATES!

I have discovered a fantastic group of musicians that are as professional and talented as they are personable and delightful to work with! Best of all, they are ACCESSIBLE: to paraphrase the rye bread commercial, You don't have to be Jewish to love Maxwell Street!

As a German critic writes: "Maxwell Street Klezmer Band is perched in the forefront of the Neo-Klezmer Movement. Yiddish Swing, Jazz and Early 20th Century pop music are funneled through Gypsy Big Band arrangements-- consider music inspired by Fiddler on the Roof performed with Squirrel Nut Zippers' grandiose yet loose technique."

For more information, please click here to visit their page on this site.

IndigeNOW! Indigenous Opera from Three Continents and Three Countries