Mary Dinaburg
Mary Dinaburg, Mary毕业于普拉特学院，获绘画艺术硕士学位。她曾任教于费城艺术大学和普拉特学院。曾参与了社会研究新学院艺术管理课程和纽约大学艺术系及艺术职业教育研究生级别课程的开发。
20世纪80年代，她曾担任杰克·塞门画廊总监。
1993年成立了Dinaburg Arts 公司，为个人和企业提供策展顾问和咨询服务，自公司创建以来，Mary积极拓展私人客户收藏品的收购与出售业务，同时不断与新崭露头角及已成名的艺术家合作办展和出售作品。 Mary还担任俄罗斯圣彼得堡基洛夫剧院顾问，协助他们的文化营销与CEC-Artslink为非营利组织提供建议。
2004年至2007年，Mary担任W52画廊馆长，该画廊由海恩斯房地产公司控股。
Mary还担任顾问和高伟绅国际律师事务所的顾问与策展人。与高伟绅律师事务所一起，Dinaburg Arts公司建立了全面的策展方案，包括循环展览、教育讲座、游览与活动以及收购项目。高伟绅律师事务所还扩大了它在艺术领域的社会影响，最显著的是通过赞助一项为期三年的军械库展览。
2006年，与霍华德•卢特考斯基（Howard Rutkowski）一起，创办了Fortune Cookie Projects项目，在远东地区策划和组织主要国际艺术家的展览。Fortune Cookie Projects项目还广泛地与来自亚洲的艺术家合作，为机构和商业场所策划展览，为企业和私人收藏提供服务,同时其也是魅力新加坡博览会（Showcase Singapore）的主办者。
Mary is a graduate of Pratt Institute with a MFA in painting. She has also taught at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and at the Pratt Institute. During the 1980s she served as director of the Jack Shainman Gallery.
Mary Dinaburg is and a partner in Fortune Cookie Projects, an art advisory and curatorial firm with offices in Singapore and New York. She established Dinaburg Arts in 1993 to provide curatorial advice and consultation services for individuals and corporations. In 2006, together with Howard Rutkowski, she started Fortune Cookie Projects to curate and organise exhibitions of major international artists throughout the Far East. Fortune Cookie Projects also works extensively with artists from Asia, curating exhibitions for institutional and commercial venues and placing work in corporate and private collections.
With the founding of Dinaburg Arts, Mary expanded her involvement with acquisitions and de-accessions for private clients, while continuing to work directly with emerging and established artists for exhibition and sale. Mary also served as a consultant to the Kirov Theatre in St Petersburg Russia to assist with their cultural marketing and with CEC-Artslink to advise on marketing for nonprofit organizations.
For four years Dinaburg Arts worked with Saks Fifth Avenue, developing the Saks Project Art program that commissioned artists to create art works for the windows and developed and implemented the acquisitions program for retail stores in the US. The Saks project was the very first by the fashion industry to feature contemporary art as an integral part of corporate identity and branding.
Additional clients include Hermès in New York. Dinaburg Art has worked with Firmenich, the Swiss perfume company, to provide special in-house programs about creativity and the creative process. Dinaburg Arts also instituted a corporate art collection at 14 Wall Street, managed by the Capstone Group.
Mary’s interest in education is reflected in her development of the arts administration programs for The New School for Social Research and at the graduate level at New York University, Department of Art and Art Professions.
From 2004 to 2007 Mary was the curator for Gallery W52, managed by Hines Interests. Mary has also served as advisor and curator for Clifford Chance, the international law firm. With Clifford Chance, Dinaburg Arts established a comprehensive curatorial program, including revolving exhibitions, educational lectures, tours and events as well as an acquisitions program. Clifford Chance also expanded its community involvement in the arts, most notably with a three-year sponsorship of The Armory Show.