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I struggle for ways to acknowledge this solemn anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks. Should I ignore the date on my calendar, or try to write something profoundly moving? ©Gail Haile, Setting Sun...
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3 Artist Stories To Inspire You
I haven't been telling you about all of the amazing thing my members, students, and followers are doing and I'm going to try to do a better job of this. Starting now. I hope these three stories inspire...
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Collaborate & Advocate on Behalf of Your Art
Janice McDonald's Budding (collage) is projected as a backdrop during Patricia Renzetti's “Reflections” ballet in Denver. Photo by Rachel Graham. I encourage you to stop and think about what it means...
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Cathy Savage informs me that in the year since she's had a copy of I'd Rather Be in the Studio, things have started moving for her. Here's what she writes. ©2010 Cathy Savage, Following the North Star....
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Generating buzz in the New Year
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I think I'm going to have a whole lot more to say about this in the future, but for now, just read this article from the NY Times: Transforming Art Into a More Lucrative Career Choice. Congratulations...
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The Strength of Artists as a Community
I struggle for ways to acknowledge this solemn anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks. Should I ignore the date on my calendar, or try to write something profoundly moving? ©Gail Haile, Setting Sun...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Notes From an Artist Lecture
As I was flipping through my notebook last week, I came across notes from a lecture by ceramic artist Doug Casebeer at the Foothills Art Center in Golden, Colorado on January 25, 2014. Doug Casebeer,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
3 Artist Stories To Inspire You
I haven’t been telling you about all of the amazing thing my members, students, and followers are doing and I’m going to try to do a better job of this. Starting now. I hope these three stories inspire...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Collaborate & Advocate on Behalf of Your Art
Janice McDonald’s Budding (collage) is projected as a backdrop during Patricia Renzetti’s “Reflections” ballet in Denver. Photo by Rachel Graham. I encourage you to stop and think about what it means...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Are you taking action or just reading?
Cathy Savage informs me that in the year since she’s had a copy of I’d Rather Be in the Studio, things have started moving for her. Here’s what she writes. ©2010 Cathy Savage, Following the North Star....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Keeping an Eye on Other Artists
If you don’t like to think of yourself as competing against other artists, I hear ya. I understand where you’re coming from. But we all have competition. We know that if someone is looking for art and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Marketing Lessons From a Hair Stylist
Guest blogger: Michael Lynn Adams About two months ago I went to Bigoudi Salon (Woodland Hills, California) where a wonderful woman named Natsu cut my hair. During the haircut our conversation turned...
View ArticleYou never know where the Angel Snakes will appear next
Take a look at Gay Pogue’s Angel Snakes blog. Gay, who has a thing for snakes, started this site to document the wanderings of her Angel Snakes. Gay says: “Angel Snakes first visited my studio in 2006...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Generating buzz in the New Year
A couple of interesting stories featuring our own Denver artists might be of interest to you. Self-described "Non-Starving Artist" Bob Ragland talks about making a living as an artist in this National...
View ArticleLucrative art careers
I think I'm going to have a whole lot more to say about this in the future, but for now, just read this article from the NY Times: Transforming Art Into a More Lucrative Career Choice. Congratulations...
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