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In 1999, NYFA began publishing technical advice columns for artists in the pages of NYFA Quarterly. The first was Ask Dr. Art, followed shortly thereafter by Ask Artemisia and The Long Run: A Performer's Life.
The columns addressed the most commonly asked issues and concerns raised by artists who contacted NYFA for assistance.
Starting summer 2005, technical advice for artists can now be found in special quarterly issues of NYFA Current, NYFA's online magazine for artists.
A complete archive of past NYFA Current, Ask Artemisia, Ask Dr. Art, and The Long Run: A Performer's Life articles is below.
NYFA Current Special Issues
Where's the Dough?, by Melissa Potter (from the June 29, 2005 issue of NYFA Current)
Trade: Art for Health Care, by Edith Meeks (from the June 29, 2005 issue of NYFA Current)
Ask Artemisia Articles
Ask Artemisia on Street Vending in NYC, by Melissa Potter (from the Winter 2005 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Ask Artemisia on Unemployment Benefits for Artists, by Melissa Potter (from the Fall 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Ask Artemisia on Programs for Artists with Disabilities, by Melissa Potter (from the Fall 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Ask Artemisia on Venture Philanthropy and Funding Credits, by Melissa Potter (from the summer 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Ask Artemisia on the Florence Biennial, by Melissa Potter
(from the spring 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Ask Dr. Art Articles
Dr. Art on Copyright and Fair Use, by Matthew Deleget with special guest John Palattella (from the winter 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Incorporation, by Matthew Deleget (from the fall 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on the Artist Community Federal Credit Union, by Matthew Deleget and Norma Munn (from the summer 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on NYFA’s Programs for Performing Artists, by Matthew Deleget (from the spring 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on NYFA Source—A National Database, by Matthew Deleget, Edith Meeks, and Melissa Potter (from the winter 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on NYFA Interactive: NYFA's New Website, by Matthew Deleget (from the fall 2002 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Emergency Support Organizations, by Matthew Deleget and Cornelia Carey (from the summer 2002 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Buying a Home, by Matthew Deleget (from the spring 2002 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Donating Your Work to Charity, by Matthew Deleget and Gail Rosen (from the winter 2002 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art Addresses Responses to His "Burning Bridges" Article in the Previous Issue of FYI, by Matthew Deleget (from the winter 2002 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Corporate Curating and Collecting: The Altoids Curiously Strong Collection, by Matthew Deleget, Erin Brennan, and Anne Ellegood (from the fall 2001 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Burning Bridges, by Matthew Deleget (from the fall 2001 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Non-Profit Curating, by Matthew Deleget and Jenelle Porter (from the summer 2001 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Museum Curating, by Matthew Deleget and Marysol Nieves (from the spring 2001 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Paying to Exhibit Your Work, by Matthew Deleget and Renee Phillips (from the winter 2001 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Sales Tax Issues in New York State, by Matthew Deleget (from the fall 2000 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Dealing with Rejection, by Matthew Deleget and Sandra Indig (from the summer 2000 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Contracts with Galleries and Collectors, by Matthew Deleget (from the spring 2000 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Conducting Studio Visits, by Matthew Deleget (from the winter 2000 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Shipping Your Art Work, by Matthew Deleget (from the fall 1999 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Dr. Art on Developing Your Artist Portfolio, by Matthew Deleget (from the summer 1999 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
The Long Run: A Performer's Life Interviews
James Brown, Director of the Artists' Health Insurance Resource Center
(from the winter 2005 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Interviewed by Edith Meeks about the New York State COBRA Health Insurance Continuation Program, and other resources available for artists seeking health insurance.
Interview with Eric Bogosian, by Edith Meeks (from the fall 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Playwright, performer, and novelist Eric Bogosian talks about balancing creative work and partnership in his marriage to theater artist Jo Bonney.
Interview with JoAnna Mendl Shaw, by Edith Meeks (from the summer 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Gender Project co-founder JoAnna Mendl Shaw speaks about the origins of the Gender Project and some of the questions it is raising.
Interview with Holly Sidford, Director of Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC), by Edith Meeks (from the spring 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Here, Holly Sidford, Director of Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC), a new organization designed to build on the findings of the Investing in Creativity study, joined Meeks and three performing artists to discuss what struck them most about the study and how it might be put to use.
Interview with Woodie King, Jr., by Edith Meeks (from the winter 2004 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Pioneer of the Black Theatre Movement, founder and artistic director of the New Federal Theatre in New York City, Woodie King Jr. shares insights about his extensive and groundbreaking career as a producer.
Interview with David Sharp, by Edith Meeks (from the fall 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Seeking work to support his career as a dancer and choreographer, David Maurice Sharp discovered he had an aptitude for finance. A founding member of the Thriving Artists Investment Club, Sharp talks about artists and financial planning.
Interview with George Bartenieff, by Edith Meeks (from the summer 2003 issue of NYFA Quarterly)
Performer, producer, and co-founder of the Theater for the New City, George Bartenieff speaks about his long and varied theatrical career.
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