A symposium co-hosted by a-n, the Artists’ Association of Finland and the International Association of Art (IAA) Europe.
With Julie Lomax
Friday 2 September 2022, 12.30pm – 1.30pm
Online via Zoom
Get prepared. Julie Lomax, a-n CEO, will be offering top tips on entering the creative sector after art school.
You will learn about the art market and be given advice on building a community and finding an audience for your work.
The session will cover:
Julie will share insights and examples from projects she has worked and artists she has worked with and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions throughout the webinar.
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Artists Council is an advisory group to the Board and Executive of a-n. Over a three-year term, Council members will play a key role in driving the direction of a-n’s advocacy, research and programme activities, with a focus on the leadership development of artists. Artists Council meets four times a year to voice the concerns of artists in their networks and communities, and to take part in a Leadership Development programme developed by a-n in partnership with Clore Leadership.
As part of our commitment to supporting artists, we are offering bursaries of between £500 to £1,500 for continued professional practice.
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