GOOD TO KNOW.FYI TEAM

Alex Valls //  vallsalexandra@gmail.com // www.alexvallsart.com

CO-FOUNDER/ DIRECTOR: Alex Valls // vallsalexandra@gmail.com // www.alexvallsart.com

Julianna Vezzetti  //   jvezzetti@gmail.com

CO-FOUNDER/ CURATOR Julianna Vezzetti // jvezzetti@gmail.com

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CURATOR/ PARTNERSHIPS: Jess Hodin Levy // jesshodin@gmail.com

GOOD TO KNOW.FYI is a curatorial collective by Alex Valls, Julianna Vezzetti, Juliana Steiner, and Jess Hodin Levy focused on creating site-responsive exhibitions in unique satellite locations. GTK.FYI emphasizes the importance of integrating the local community to its curatorial research for the development of each exhibition. As a collective, GTK.FYI continuously seeks to collaborate with fellow curators, institutions, galleries and artists to continue the growth of its public programming and accessible platform.

GTK.FYI is a recipient of Tulsa Artist Fellowship curatorial grant of 2018-2020, collaborator of “Landlord Colors: On Art, Economy and Materiality” with the Cranbrook Art Museum, participant of the Creative Time Summit 2019, and listed by Untitled Art Fair and Art Basel Miami as satellite programming during Miami Art Week. Good To Know.FYI has produced large scale group exhibitions since 2017. 


Juliana Steiner // juliana.steiner@gmail.com

FORMER CURATOR: 2018-2022 Juliana Steiner // juliana.steiner@gmail.com

HISTORY

Founded in 2017 by Miami native Alex Valls and New York based Julianna Vezzetti for the presentation of Wayside of Versailles to showcase international artist during Art Basel 2017.

 Wayside of Versailles was a curatorial response to a gutted and vacant 6,000 sqft lot located in the center of Miami’s Little Havana, across the corner from the landmark, Versailles Restaurant, dubbing the new space “El Espacio.”

Due to a highly positive community response to the project, Good To Know expanded efforts and in 2018 was joined by Juliana Steiner, whose curatorial focus is on South and Latin American Art. 

In 2020, Good To Know was joined by Jess Hodin Levy on the occasion of Infinite Seed, an outdoor group show in East Hampton, NY, responding to the social distancing measures put in place and collective healing that was necessary due to the covid-19 pandemic.