Fairfield University is set to host a career development workshop for Connecticut artists this week.
The university will host "Pricing & Presenting Your Artwork" as
part of the Make.Art.Work., Career Strategies for Visual Artists program
at 6 p.m. Jan. 15.
Silvermine Arts Center’s Gallery Director Jeffrey Mueller will lead
the workshop. Mueller is set to give artists the opportunity to explore
essential business skills by walking artists through the process of
pricing and presenting work, in a step-by-step method that "demystifies
these often challenging subjects," according to a release.
"Participants will learn the necessary questions to consider that are
essential components to their success as self-employed artists,"
representatives said in the release. "A variety of financial formulas
will also be introduced which can help artists price their work."
Make.Art.Work. Project Manager Jeannie Thomma will offer a look at
how to present on paper and develop effective artist statements and
resumes.
The MAKE.ART.WORK. program is presented by the Arts Council of
Greater New Haven, Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County, and Greater
Hartford Arts Council, with support from the Emily Hall Tremaine
Foundation. Those who are interested in the workshop are asked to
contact David Green, David@culturalalliancefc.or or Jeannie Thomma, Jeannie@makeartwork.org.
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