North Texas artists are often in search of funding and one of the best ways to find it is through grants. Simply put, grants are funds organizations set aside for applicants who meet certain requirements and get selected. In April, Arts Access hosted a Funding Fair for artists. We’ll be sharing tips from the experts
Ali Sierazy holding her two pieces of artwork she created for the April 25 IB art show. CONRAD DYRKACZ/photo The Chesterton High School Art Exhibit, held annually at the school’s campus, provides a platform for both students and artists to showcase their creations, with the added opportunity to generate income through sales. This year’s event,
Confronting you head-on are a hanging flag, and a man in danger of hanging. The flag, unfurled vertically between two white structural columns in a gallery at El Museo del Barrio, resembles the stars and stripes of the United States, except the blue and red are black, and the white has been dyed a gristly
R|Short Program: K’gari Field Trip 16-19 July 2024 R|Short Program: K’gari Field Trip is a workshop program conducted on World Heritage listed K’gari across 4 days and 3 nights. It offers a unique opportunity for artists to explore the convergence of art, science, technology and the environment. The workshop program will encourage interdisciplinary thinking, collaboration
Making a living as a career artist is more than creating beautiful art. It involves understanding how to build an audience, how to price art products, and the unique requirements for shipping art. It means thinking like an entrepreneur. Before ecommerce platforms, artists relied on third-party gallerists, agents, and retailers to distribute work. Today’s creator
Every year SouthArts awards people from its nine-state region with yearlong fellowships. That includes a $5,000 grant, an opportunity for a group showcase with other fellows and a chance to receive the Southern Prize, which garners the winner an additional $25,000 and a two-week residency at The Hambidge Center for the Creative Arts and Sciences.
Despite the growing ranks of buzzy painters taking their work beyond figuration, no artist is doing as much to push art into an unprecedented realm of abstraction as art-finance companies. The process began when high- and ultra-high-net-worth individuals started taking out loans collateralised by works of art decades ago, and it has shifted into high
There are two glaring misconceptions when it comes to alternative investments. Firstly, that people think they’ll be inundated with juicy returns, and secondly that they are only for the ultra-high net worth. Brendan White, investment strategist at Janiczek Wealth Management, he said it’s important to dispel these myths in order to see the sector thrive.
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The T Projects Public Art Mentoring Program brings together global leading sector professionals involved at every stage of the development and delivery of public art, to share their specialist knowledge and perspectives, and break down what is required to win, plan and deliver large scale public art commissions. We offer four mentoring programs to suit