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ArtSpark empowers artists and creators to make a living on their own terms while staying true to their creative practice. ArtSpark designed the Artist Business Canvas, and offers it as an online course and in-person workshop. http://art-spark.org

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Oct 25, 2017

Legacy as Practice: How We Come to Creative Fruition in Later Life by Marc Zegans

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Sep 13, 2017

Back to School

Many thanks to guest blogger and artist Annie LeFevre for this post and accompanying comic strip. Right on Annie!

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Aug 19, 2017

Big Changes In Today’s Art World: Crisis or Opportunity?

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Apr 17, 2017

ARTISTS FIRST!

Across the breakfast table at an Oakland cafe, my friend and colleague’s eyes fill with tears. “I’ve been so worried about my films. I haven’t been able to finish the last one… I miss it so much.” My own eyes blur with tears.

Kristine Maltrud in ArtSpark

Jun 12, 2014

Life in the Day of an Artist, OR when do I have time to make ART?

This post is inspired by James Judd, writer/comedian/NPR storyteller, who wrote an article for Pyragraph in early spring entitled “My Day as a Working Artist.” It’s a funny piece, but also poignant because at the end…

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Aug 8, 2013

Resource ThuRsday ArtSpark/Aspiration Workshop @Working Classroom

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Jun 27, 2013

Resource ThuRsday: Promoting your art as a business

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LinkedIn Bootcamp[/caption]

Happy Thursday! Today we are going to discuss how to create an attractive LinkedIn profile. Providing a link on…

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Mar 21, 2011

What DOESN’T make a successful ArtSpark campaign (part 2)…

Today’s post examines and tosses around ideas for what didn’t work for Michelle Otero’s ArtSpark campaign while she was writing her memoir, Vessels.

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Jun 2, 2010

Art For Free?

How often do artists create and give away their art for free? I witness it quite a bit (and have done it many times myself, I confess…). Like donating a painting to an art auction (often to help raise funds for a worthy cause), performing a gig as part of a festival (even if admission is charged), or…

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Apr 15, 2010

Starving Artist Syndrome

…been thinking about philanthropy and the “starving artist” since watching a great BBC television series “The Impressionists.” (which you can find through Netflix) It’s a three-part series about Claude Monet especially, but also Renoir, Bazille, Manet, Degas, Cezanne, etc. — all those…