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AITV Online Advertising Deck 2016 ART INDEX TV DIGITAL ADVERTISING DECK WWW.ARTINDEXTV.ORG ABOUT ART INDEX TV Art Index TV (AITV) is a compelling, informative, and engaging television series of half hour shows about contemporary art. AITV places contemporary art in context, demystifies and illuminates its creative process, and articulates the ways in which it impacts our culture at large. AITV features artists and art professionals who demonstrate the knowledge and the breadth of artistic practice in the region, the nation, and across the globe. Mission: Art Index TV is committed to effecting social change by promoting awareness and knowledge of the Contemporary Visual Arts through quality television programming and other educational resource mediums. Contemporary Art is a prominent practice that defines one of the West’s perimeters in the construction of societal expression. It can influence social justice and continually comments on our philosophical state of governance. Art engages our society and acts as a barometer for the breath of our life in the time it is made and beyond. ART INDEX TV PODCAST ADVERTISERS AD RATES FOR PODCASTS INCLUDED WITH EACH AD 1 Podcast: $450, 15 second Pre-Roll, 60 second Mid- • A 15-second audio Pre-Roll at the top of AITV podcast Roll with a 2 sponsor limit. • A 60-second audio Mid-Roll at approximately the halfway point of AITV podcast 2 Podcasts: $800, 15 second Pre-Roll, 60 second • A 15-second audio Outro at end of AITV podcast Mid-Roll with a 2 sponsor limit. • Podcast messaging will be carefully crafted to suit your marketing and public relations needs Full Season (8 podcasts): $2,700, 15 second Pre-Roll, • Monthly Media campaigns 60 second Mid-Roll with a 2 sponsor limit. • Company logo feature on our Podcast Sponsors page (if applicable) ART INDEX TV DIGITAL AD PACKAGES ADVERTISING UNITS RATE PER MONTH RATE FOR 2+ MONTHS Box Advertisement- 300 x 250px $125 $100 Banner Advertisement- 600 x 150 px $250 $225 Homepage Feature: Gallery Slideshow $500 $450 INCLUDED WITH EACH AD • Embedded Ad Tag Box Advertisement • Analytics reports from artindextv.com 300 x 250px | $125 Banner Advertisement 600 x 150px | $250 Homepage Gallery Slideshow ON-AIR UNDERWRITING OPPORTUNITIES FOR AITV SHOW: $6,000 - $25,000 *For all inquiries please email [email protected] or call (917) 488.7495 ART INDEX TV STATS • AITV Subscriber Base: Educators, Museums, Galleries, Organizations, Institutions, Philanthropists, Artists, Collectors and more • 4,300+ Subscribers from around the world (Top 10 locations include USA, China, Brazil, Japan and Italy) • 3,200+ Monthly Pageviews • 4,000+ Constant Contact Subscribers reached via e-newsletters • 12,000+ Followers on Social Media (Twitter, Facebook & Instagram) Art Index TV film stills, clockwise from top left: Host Joy Glidden with collectors Joy & Howard Osofsky; Artist Lorraine O’Grady; Host Joy Glidden with Artist Sophie Calle; Art Critic Peter Frank. ART INDEX TV HIGHLIGHTS • AITV is an interview-style television show with Host Joy Glidden that engages key players in today’s contemporary art world • AITV features artists, curators and art professionals who demonstrate the knowledge and breadth of artistic practice worldwide • AITV viewership reaches beyond the lens of the television camera by engaging with digital communities. From regular tweets and Instagram posts to Facebook sharing, AITV viewers stay connected to the art world through continued conversations online SUPPORT THE WORK AND IDEAS OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS WITH CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS OF AITV VIEWERS! ADVERTISE WITH AITV TODAY! ABOUT AITV FOUNDER JOY GLIDDEN Joy Glidden is the Executive Producer and Host of Art Index TV, a lifestyle television show that engages key players who inform the business and practice of Contemporary Art. As an art activist and curator, Glidden is a force whose unrelenting dedication to the arts has fostered the careers of countless artists. Glidden founded the DUMBO Arts Center (DAC) and co-founded the DUMBO Art Under the Bridge Festival in Brooklyn, NY where she served as the Executive Director from 1997-2006. In 2006, she relocated to New Orleans to assist in the wake of post-Katrina devastation and played a key role in the development of the Cultural section of Unified New Orleans Plan (UNOP). Glidden founded the alliance Contemporary Visual Arts Association of New Orleans (CVAANO), and successfully ran Louisiana ArtWorks from 2007-2010. Apart from organizing curatorial projects and spearheading civic campaigns, Glidden has addressed non-profit policy at many esteemed institutes nationwide, including New York University, Pratt Institute, Maryland Institute of Contemporary Art and Louisiana State University. Glidden has also presented numerous talks on the positive effects of an artist’s community and creative capital at the Danish, Norwegian, and Korean Consulates. WWW.ARTINDEXTV.ORG.
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