Assets For Artists: Online Artist Workshop – “The Ultimate Guide to Artist Publicity”

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Date(s) - Thursday, March 10, 2022
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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WHAT: Assets For Artists: Online Artist Workshops
WHERE: Online – DETAILS AND REGISTRATION

WHEN: “The Ultimate Guide to Artist Publicity” w/ Ariel Hyatt & Maya Azucena NEW OFFERING!
Thursday, March 10, 2022 | 2-4 p.m. | For Massachusetts

Free Artist Financial & Business Online Workshops for MA, RI & CT

We’re excited to offer several NEW workshops alongside some fan favorites this spring!

All workshops are FREE and held via Zoom, with pre-registration required to keep the cohorts at a size that maximizes participation and peer support. WORKSHOP RECORDINGS AVAILABLE!

In order to better accommodate artists unable to attend the live workshop, we now record the majority of our online workshops! To have access to the recording, you will need to register and be approved to attend the workshop as if you were attending live—this will allow us to send you the recording link plus any follow-up materials that the instructor wants participants to have. Registration will still be limited based on each workshop’s specific geographic area served (with A4A grantees and recent alumni of the Studios at MASS MoCA also receiving priority). And we will still have capacity limits on the number of artists able to register for workshops, so don’t delay your registration request! All registered participants will have 60 days after the live workshop date to view the recording on Zoom.

Why wasn’t my workshop registration approved?

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION PRIORITIES

Our workshops are open to artists who currently live in the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, or Connecticut or are current/recent Studios at MASS MoCA artists-in-residence. In general, space is limited, and your registration is not guaranteed to be approved.

Please be aware that priority will be given to:

Artists whose practice best matches the focus of the training.

Artists of color. A4A recognizes that the dire impacts of the pandemic have disproportionately affected BIPOC communities, and our 2021-22 programming is especially focused on supporting artists of color.

Artists who meet additional geographic priorities due to partnerships with organizations in a given region. These will be specified with individual workshops.

Learn about Assets for Artists’ accessibility/translation resources
for artists who learn best in a different language
or who live with impairments and disabilities.