Jennifer Blei Stockman

Jennifer Blei Stockman produces feature length documentary films on artists and the art world. Her 2018 Emmy nominated film, The Price of Everything, had its world premiere at the Sundance Festival and was licensed by HBO and by 50 international markets through Dogwoof. In 2017 she produced Love, Cecil , a film about legendary photographer, illustrator and writer Cecil Beaton, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival. She also helped develop HILMA, a narrative about artist legend Hilma af Klint, directed by Lasse Hallstrom. Her current film Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV will have its world premier in Sundance in January 2023. Stockman is President Emeritus of the GUGGENHEIM and was its President for 15 years. The GUGGENHEIM has museums in New York, Bilbao, Venice, and by 2025 in Abu Dhabi. She is a Founder of DMINTI which brings digital and web3 fluency to the more traditional art world. DMINTI's renown metaverse actively hosts lectures, tours, weekly programs; plus it exhibits work from Museums, Estates, crypto and legacy artists - helping to bridge and build communities. Stockman is a partner of Global Museum Strategy Group. Priorly, she worked as an executive for decades in business (IBM, Sears World Trade and running her own firm, SAI) and was actively involved for years as an activist for womens rights. She has been an avid collector of contemporary art, including NFTs, since the 90s.