Find out about the space where mam/fa
is located and meet the people who make it the warm and receptive
environment for viewing, appreciating, buying, selling or simply discussing
Latin American and Mexican art.
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The gallery is
located in a landmark townhouse on
East 23rd Street.
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Matthew Rembe
Director
email: mrembe@mamfa.com |
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Matt joined MAM/FA in 1992 and was recently
promoted to Director. He is responsible for the daily operations of the gallery
and concentrates on exhibitions and sales. A native of Albuquerque, Matt graduated
from Syracuse University in 1992 where he majored in Latin American Studies with
a focus on Art History. After graduation he interned in the Pre-Columbian department
at Sotheby's.
Matt is fluent in Spanish, which he studied in Seville, Spain. His New Mexico
heritage instilled in him a love of Latin American culture and he has a small
but growing personal collection of 19th and 20th century Mexican art.
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Dina Mitrani
Administrator
email: dmitrani@mamfa.com |
Dina joined MAM/FA in 1995. Born in Miami, the daughter
of a Cuban father and an Argentinian mother, Dina is fluent in Spanish. After
graduating from the University of Michigan in 1992 she moved to Paris, where
she lived for a year. Upon her return to the US she worked at Christie's as the
Senior Administrator in the Client Advisory Service Department, dealing with
Latin American clients.
Dina currently works part-time at MAM/FA while pursuing a master's degree in
Art History at Hunter College.
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Lynn Harrison Bump
Director of Computer Services
email: lbump@mamfa.com |
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and catalogues. Lynn graduated from Columbia University in 1980 with a degree
in Economics and did graduate work at the Columbia School of Business in
Operations Research. In addition to his work at mamfa, Lynn has a small
consulting practice writing custom software for galleries and small businesses.
He also tutors private clients who need help getting started with computers,
covering everything from finding the on switch to installing programs,
customizing software, organizing screens and replacing chips.
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