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Want to book Heidi Zuckerman for your next event?
Email heidi.zuckerman@getapeptalk.com, and one of our speaker agents will contact you within hours to confirm availability and fees. If you can, please include your budget upfront – it helps us fast-track your request. It’s also helpful to know the date, format (virtual or in-person), location, and a bit about your audience.
Please note: we can only assist with speaking requests. For anything else, we recommend reaching out to Heidi Zuckerman directly.
What topics does Heidi Zuckerman specialise in?
Heidi Zuckerman specialises in talking about contemporary art, brand transformation, strategic leadership and more.
What is Heidi Zuckerman's speaking style like?
Heidi delivers insightful talks that inspire and enlighten, focusing on art's transformative power. Her engaging style fosters genuine connections, making complex ideas accessible and impactful for diverse audiences. AI summary based on real event feedback.
Does Heidi Zuckerman offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Heidi Zuckerman offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.
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What does happiness really mean? In A society where “happiness” is put on a pedestal, achieved with a better job, more money, more things—how can art bring us to a place where we experience authentic happiness? In Her experience as a leading executive in the contemporary art world, Heidi Zuckerman built the incredibly successful Aspen Art Museum as a platform for introspection and exploring how art is a pathway for us to experience emotions larger than ourselves like joy, happiness, and bliss. If we can remove the mental block of “I don’t get it,” art is able to bring people together, and allow them to access the best parts of themselves.
After fourteen years as the CEO and Director of the Aspen Art Museum, Heidi Zuckerman is intimately aware of how political and social uncertainty can affect taste, and how art has the power to bring people together. In a time of sociopolitical crisis, what is art’s role? How Can art both ease and confront uncertainty? Should art provide a collective escape, or should it comment on and challenge the various issues that we experience today?
For thousands of years, art has represented and enhanced spiritual experience—both in the larger religious context, but also nondenominational personal spirituality. In “Art and Spirituality,” Heidi Zuckerman draws on her own experience with spirituality, rituals, and meditation to discuss the ways in which contemporary art interfaces with our larger wellbeing, both as individuals and in a broader social, cultural context. Can art act as a vehicle to some sort of spiritual experience, and how is it able to achieve that?
