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Free Artist Entrepreneurial Workshops

The New Hampshire State Council on the Arts will continue its 6th year of offering free workshops for professional New Hampshire artists who are seeking to enhance their business skills, promote their work, and network with other artists.

The following workshop is free and open to the public, but you must register by calling (603) 271-2789 or email elaine.loft@dcr.nh.gov . In lieu of a registration fee, registrants are asked to contribute canned foods or pasta for the local food bank.

The following session will be held at the Concord Campus of Plymouth State University, 2 Pillsbury Street, Concord, NH.  Click here for directions.

“Developing New Markets for Your Art”
Friday, February 17, 10am - 12noon
Markets for art are changing; there are many options beyond the traditional gallery setting.  You can jump onto the internet by opening a “store” on Etsy or reach out to your audience through an “art market.”  In this workshop geared toward visual artists, Katy Solsky (Director of the Concord Art Market), Susan Schwake (Artistic Director of artstream studios, a gallery, media design and art academy in Rochester) and Megan Bogonovich (a sculptor and 2008 NH State Council on the Arts Fellow) will offer their insights on marketing one’s art through both the internet and direct sales.  The panel discussion will be followed by questions from the audience.  On-line viewing of pertinent web sites will guide participants to new venues.

Artists' Entrepreneurial Workshops
The New Hampshire State Council on the Arts offers free workshops for professional artists to help them enhance their business skills, promote their work, and network with other artists.  Future workshops will address the needs and interests of performing artists.

Information on past workshops is archived below:

 

Last updated: January 13, 2012

 
 
 
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