MAKING POST ART SCHOOL: METHODS FOR FINDING GRANTS, EXHIBITIONS & RESIDENCIES
with Jonell Logan, Creative Director, McColl Center for Art + Innovation, former Executive Director of The League of Creative Interventionists, & founder of 300 Arts Project
Jonell Logan is a Charlotte-based arts advocate dedicated to supporting the careers of contemporary artists and providing connections for non-traditional audiences. Join Jonell for the opportunity to find answers to the question, “Now what?” as she provides insight to help you navigate your next steps post-school in the fine arts industry. This workshop will explore the importance of residencies, calls for artists, and funding opportunities, as well as cover strategies for building strong applications. Jonell will help you approach your artistic career as a marathon rather than a sprint, with the goal of creating longevity and continued growth in your work.
THE BUSINESS TOOLKIT FOR ARTISTS
The Business Toolkit for Artists is a FREE, 6-part workshop series that gives artists insight into the resources and skills needed for career growth in the fine art industry. Topics range from foundational basics for every artist like writing an artist statement, to more advanced business tools like taxes and money management for creative entrepreneurs. Led by industry professionals, these workshops will help artists transition their unique craft into a sustainable business model.
The Business Toolkit workshops are open to any artist/creative. Workshops fill on a first-come, first-served basis are held in-person at GCCA unless listed as “virtual” in the title.
Registration is required for all workshops. If you register for a virtual workshop, you’ll receive an email from GCCA with information to join the Zoom Virtual Classroom on the date and time of your workshop. For information on getting started with Zoom click HERE.
This program is funded in part by the Metropolitan Arts Council, which receives support from the City of Greenville, BMW Manufacturing Company, Michelin North America, Inc., SEW Eurodrive and the South Carolina Arts Commission.
