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Self Promotion for the Artist with Wendy Lane
This fun and interactive workshop will delve into possibilities for promoting yourself and your art, or promoting a group of artists. We’ll discuss developing your audience, and tools to market your work such as business cards, web pages, emails, social media, newsletters, artists’ statements, resumes, themed events, agreements for the sale of art, digital images, and more.
When: Sunday, March 4th 2012
Time: 1:00 – 3:30
Where: Textile Center
3000 University Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Telephone: 612-436-0464
Cost: Mentor Program $15.00
Warm Members $20.00
*MUST RECEIVE PAYMENT BY Feb. 17th TO RESERVE SPACE*
Limited to 35 participants
Instructor: Wendy Lane
Wendy Lane is an artist, human resources professional and certified creative life coach. Wendy has been both a protégé and mentor in the mentor program. She currently works part-time in human resources at the University of Minnesota’s College of Liberal Arts, and is self-employed as Artist Coach Wendy Lane, LLC. She is a plein-air landscape painter and has been the recipient of several grants, awards and residencies. Wendy works with creative individuals to achieve their life goals, and has promoted her own business and artwork successfully. For info: www.artistcoachwendylane.com, and www.mnartists.org/Wendy_Lane.
Please send payments to: Lynn Speaker/WARM
Studio 101
79 13th Avenue NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413
Questions mailto:lynncoordinator@gmail.com
WARM MENTOR INTENSIVE – A Short-Term Artist Mentorship Program
*APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED*
The Women’s Art Registry of Minnesota (WARM) is offering a new, ongoing short-term mentorship program open to all artists.
The WARM Mentor Intensive Program is a goal or project based program open to all artists seeking a one-on-one mentorship for a period lasting one to three months. A minimum of two (2) hour-long mentor meetings per month of participation is required. The mentorship will focus on assisting an artist to achieve a specific goal or project within a prearranged time frame. Goals may include career development concerns, such as composing an artist’s statement, completing a grant application, or record keeping for the studio artist. Technical development goals may include preparing work for an exhibition, critical feedback, or technical guidance on a specific artistic technique or skill.
WARM MENTOR PROGRAM – MENTOR INTENSIVE APPLICATION
Please mail completed application and fees, payable to WARM Mentor Intensive, to:
Lynn Speaker
WARM Mentor Program
79 13th Avenue NE
Studio 101
Minneapolis, MN 55413
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