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Added by Jopie, at 01 January 2020
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Artysonym is a dynamic liaison dedicated to create art events on a large scale, hand painted outdoor advertising, gallery shows, public art festivals, residencies, coordination of media, public relations and social media strategies.
We believe in the power of art and creativity as a mediator between artists, brands and art audiences.
Based in Mexico City but globally focused, we count with an international network of artists, curators, designers, art consultants, festivals, brands, museums and art galleries.
Some of our partners are: Netflix, Ultramarino Sake, Nescafe Dolce Gusto, Secretly Group Record Labels, Adobe Creative Suite, just to mention a few.
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Springbrook National Park: Glow Worm Caves and waterfalls
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Moreton Island: Sandboarding, snorkeling, and dolphin feeding
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