Art Biz | CPD 031-W27

Art Biz | CPD 031-W27

$250.00
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Art Biz | CPD 031-W27
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Art Biz | CPD 031-W27

$250.00

Sun | February 28 & March 7 (2 sessions) | 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM

In this crash course, we'll tackle the essential info every artist-craftsperson-maker-artisan must know to be a small, creative business: artist-gallery relationships, banking, business plan, business structure, contracts, commissions, copyright, federal and state tax ID's, insurance, marketing, money management, permits, sales, taxes, and time management. Kim will tackle these must-know business topics with interactive exercises and a bit of humor.

Kim will equip both emerging and established artists with the business basics required to sustain a life and living as a creative maker.

Learning Objectives:

  • Create a basic business plan and choose an appropriate business structure, name, and domain for their creative practice
  • Navigate legal and administrative requirements, including permits, zoning, taxes, contracts, insurance, and copyright
  • Establish sound financial practices for managing money, banking, sales, and commissions
  • Develop professional and promotional strategies, including marketing, gallery relationships, and self-promotion
  • Build sustainable work habits through effective time management, motivation, and long-term planning

Learning Outcomes:

  • Students will be able to plan and set up a creative business by developing a business plan, choosing a structure, and understanding the legal and financial requirements for operation

Who is this class for?

  • Emerging and established artists

Course Details

Day Scheduled
Sun
Date Range
February 28 & March 7 (2 sessions)
Time Scheduled
09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Room
208
CEUs
1.6
Faculty Name
Kim Bernard Headshot
Kim Bernard
Faculty Bio

Kim Bernard creates sculpture that is recycled, kinetic, interactive, public and involves the community. She creates installations upcycled out of trash and is currently focusing on transforming plastic waste into sculpture using her portable recycling machines. She shows her work nationally and has been invited to participate in many exhibits, some of which include the Portland Museum of Art, Currier Museum of Art, Fuller Craft Museum, Harvard University, Art Complex Museum and UNH Museum of Art. Her work has been reviewed in the Boston Globe, Art News and Art New England. Bernard is the recipient of the Artist Advancement Grant, Kindling Fund Grant, NEFA grant, 6 Maine Arts Commission Grants as well as funding from the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation. She was an artist-in-residence in the Physics Department at Harvard University and at the University of New England. She received her BFA from Parsons in 1987 and her MFA from Mass Art in 2010. Bernard mentors emerging artists individually and teaches professional development to artists nationally. www.kimbernard.com

Kim's teaching style is accessible, organized, interactive, organic, and engaging.

Supply List
  • Pen & Paper

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