Alicia Eler is a Social Media Strategist, Online Content Curator, Web Editor, and Writer with strong ability to identify niche viral content, manage and train online innovators, and build bustling online communities from the ground up. She is a writer for ReadWriteWeb.com, where she covers Internet culture, art and social networks. For her writing go here: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/author/alicia-eler.php
Her wide writing styles range from snappy, viral-focused headlines and teasers to concise arts reviews, longer-form print articles, newspaper columns and guides, and copywriting for websites and company marketing materials. She is an organized, deadline-driven self-starter who works well both independently and in a collaborative, team-oriented environment.
Alicia’s arts writing has been published in Artforum.com, Art Papers, Time Out Chicago, Chicago Tribune, Newcity Newspaper, Flavorpill, Kansas City Review magazine, the Windy City Times and Curve Magazine, and many other publications. Alicia’s exhibition essays include “There Are No Winners, Only Losers,” for artist Peregrine Honig’s exhibition, LOSER, following her appearance on Work of Art: The Next Great Artist. Her co-authored arts blogging on Work of Art: The Next Great Artist, has been mentioned in ArtSlant. Alicia has interviewed various Chicago collectors for the Chicago Gallery News’ column, “Collector Profile.” She holds a BA in Art History from Oberlin College.
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