Meet Our Staff

Angela Di Bello, Gallery Director, brings to Agora Gallery over 25 years of experience in the New York art market, as a private and corporate fine art consultant and as a fine art administrator; representing artists and placing their work with many Fortune 500 companies including AT&T, British Airways, The Federal Reserve Bank of NY, and Pfizer Corp Inc, as well as prominent private art collections. As the director of the prestigious Gallery at Lincoln Center, Ms. Di Bello was instrumental in developing the careers of numerous artists, placing paintings, sculpture, and photography with significant collectors. While at Lincoln Center, she also established the Metropolitan Opera Guild Print Program.

Sabrina A. Gilbertson, Assistant Director, has a BFA degree from Boston University, with a concentration in Painting and a minor in Art History. Sabrina has also studied studio arts at the Scuola Internazionale di Grafica in Italy, and has established an avid appreciation for art in her travels abroad. Previously, Sabrina has worked as a studio assistant and in the service industry.

Nellie Scott, Exhibition Coordinator, is originally from the great Pacific Northwest, and discovered a life-long passion for art and architecture while travelling the world. Nellie received her degree in Art History, with a focus on Native American art and repatriation law. Along with her enthusiasm, she brings a wealth of management and shipping experience with rare, one of a kind treasures.

Julie Wilson, Graphic Designer, is a graduate of the Chelsea School of Art & Design, London. An artist in her own right, Julie has vast experience in the world of graphics and web design.

Joyce Asper, PR Coordinator. Having begun her professional career in the field of genetics, Joyce left the world of scientific research for that of artistic creation. Art and science both involve careful planning, intuition, imagination and research, and she has brought those skills and vast experience in Public Relations to her current position at Agora.

Clara Lemaire, Curatorial Assistant, has a Masters degree in Art History from the University of Tours, France. Clara has travelled throughout Northern India, Nepal, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia in order to discover and experience the fine arts there as well as the architectural and cultural history of the regions.

Chiara Mortaroli, Gallery Assistant, originally from Italy. She has lived in Milan and Rome, where she received a BA in Art History with a focus on Renaissance Art. She has also studied painting and worked as a Sales Manager and Art Guide, traveling to major art cities in Europe. Chiara moved to New York City in 2009 to complete her MS Degree in Marketing. While delving deeper into the current international art market, she has honed both her research and development skills.

Our support personnel include:

Robert Brooks - Gallery Assistant - Submission Questions
Elodie Lavi - Gallery Assistant - Language: French
Dorothee Forster -Gallery Assistant - Language: German
Sarah Stoianov - Gallery Assistant - Language: Italian
Carolina Carilo - Gallery Assistant - Language: Spanish
Caroline Mikako Elder - Gallery Assistant - Language: Japanese

Gallery Interns: Agora Gallery provides internship program opportunities to art students and other individuals who are interested in having hands on experience working in a fine art gallery environment. Intern participation is diverse and includes general gallery duties, assisting with reception parties, conducting various types of research, and marketing projects. Graphic design interns are given hands on experience creating marketing material and producing ARTisSpectrum magazine. Minimum internship period is three (3) months, three (3) days a week, eight (8) hours a day = a minimum of twenty four (24) hours a week. There is no compensation for internship. Please do not apply if you can not meet these terms. To apply please print the following document and fax it to 212-966-4380 with a short introduction cover letter.
Click here for the application document.