About the Foundation

Lisa Rozov is an arts producer and program manager based in Tel Aviv with over 15 years of experience developing and executing international projects across education, arts and creative industries.

Throughout her career, Lisa collaborated with leading international art institutions and brands, including National Ballet of Canada, Suzanne Dellal Centre, Batsheva Dance Company, Studio Wayne McGregor, Sadler’s Wells, National Portrait Gallery, Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Carnegie Hall, NYU, Goldsmiths University London, Festival d’Avignon, British Council, Goethe Institute, Nike, and Edinburgh International Festival.

Her producing and programming portfolio includes Benjamin Britten’s Seasons in Russia, the launch of the Shakespeare train in the Moscow Metro, UK-Russia Year of Music, Selector PRO Conference for music professionals, head of Production at Context.Diana Vishneva; presenting works of Crystal Pite, Wayne McGregor, Azure Barton, Ohad Naharin, Justin Peck, Martha Graham, Mats Ek, Sharon Eyal co-productions, The Hitchcock 9 festival with British Film Institute, concerts of Morrisey, Massive Attack, Koreless, Dean Blunt, London contemporary orchestra, among others.

She also curated the Creative Bridge forum which spotlighted educational opportunities for the diverse communities of creative professionals.

Anastasia Gudkova is an arts producer and program coordinator based in New York. She graduated with a B.A. in philosophy from NYU in fall 2022.

Having worked at MART since 2019, Anastasia has been exposed to a number of aspects of the performing arts world. She has assisted in preparation for various projects in the US and internationally, including the co-production of ballet “Autodance” by Sharon Eyal at Stanislavskiy Music Theatre, digital world premiere of “SOS (Song of Songs)” with Baryshnikov Arts Center, and co-production of Ella Rothschild’s “Summer Snow” with the Batsheva Dance Company.

Most recently, Anastasia was the lead producer of Gibney Company’s first international tour in Israel and associate producer of the Off-Broadway production of OUR CLASS at BAM.

Anna Rylnikova is a marketing and media manager based in Tel Aviv with a background in documentary films and performing arts projects. Prior to joining the MART team in 2021, she earned a media and communications degree at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow and then worked as a marketing, brand, and social media manager for international cultural projects.

Her recent roles include leading the marketing and digital team for the Off-Broadway production of Our Class at BAM, Gibney Company’s first international tour in Israel and the realization of Remote Tel Aviv by Rimini Protokoll. During MART’s collaboration with the Stanislavskiy Music Theatre, she was involved in the restaging of Sharon Eyal’s Autodance, and the premiere of the ballet Romeo and Juliet by Sergei Prokofiev. Her expertise also extends to social media management, demonstrated through her role in managingthe media platforms for the Context. Diana Vishneva Festival that she did until 2018.

In the film industry, she made an impact by launching acclaimed documentaries in the Russian market, including Varda by Agnes (2019), Woman (2019), Anne Frank Parallel Stories (2019), Halston (2019).

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