Thinking about participating in an art fair? We spoke with Alex Mitow, CEO and Co-Founder of Superfine Art Fair, about what to consider before, during, and after the fair and how to set yourself up for success. Art fairs can be a great way to get your name and work out there. But what factors…
Hear from Jennifer Wen Ma, Sarah Hennies, Rupy C. Tut, Eva and Franco Mattes, Derek Fordjour, and more. Whether you are an individual artist who works alone or one who is actively collaborating with others, there is value to being part of, and contributing to, your larger creative community. The question of how to make…
We’re sharing insights from attorney Laura Levin-Dando’s “Intro to Contracts” course via CreativeStudy. Contracts are important business and relationship management tools for creatives—insurance in both the best- and worst-case scenarios. Learn more about them here in easy-to-understand terms from Laura Levin-Dando, Staff Attorney at Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts New York. This post draws directly…
Planning an outdoor event and not sure where to start? We’ve got insights from Dan Fishman (Emerging Leaders ‘16), Director of Public Events at Bryant Park and 34th Street Partnership. Dan Fishman (Emerging Leaders ‘16) has an incredible range of experience working with outdoor events: small, large, and in-between. As Director of Public Events at…
What you need to know before submitting your next application, from interdisciplinary artist Pelenakeke Brown. Pelenakeke Brown, also known as Keke Brown, is a Samoan/Pakeha disabled artist from Aotearoa (New Zealand) whose interdisciplinary practice spans visual arts, writing, and performance. During her six and a half years living in New York City, Brown participated in…
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