From Global Hustle to Local Soul: A Return to Meaning & Connection
In this episode, Anna and Daniela take us deep into therealities of working in the contemporary art world—sharing personal stories, professional turning points, and honest reflections on how the industry has evolved over the past decades.
Anna recounts her early entry into the art scene, from her firstencounters with major figures like Yoko Ono to building her owngallery career across Europe and Los Angeles. Together, they explore the contrasts between museum and gallery work, the rise of the LA art scene in the early 2000s, and the pressures of running a gallery in a globalized market.
The conversation also dives into the changing role of art fairs,the increasing business demands placed on artists, and the importance of maintaining a sustainable work-life balance—especially for women navigating both family and career.
As the episode unfolds, Anna reflects on closing her gallery toprioritize family, her experience with large-scale galleryoperations, and her decision to return to a more intimate, locallygrounded gallery model in Zurich.
The discussion closes with thoughts on collaboration, shifts inthe art market, and a shared vision for a more human-centered future in the art world.
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