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The Challenges and Rewards of Working Large
On March 15, 2015 at First Street Gallery, The Clark Hulings Foundation presented The Challenges and Rewards of Working Large, An Art Business Panel Discussion. The panelists discussed what it […]
Applying for Grants and Other Opportunities
Artists today are faced with the problem of being more than just studio makers as the art world is increasingly professionalized. We often need press and promotion skills, writing talent, […]
Money Matters For Artists From Cash To Creative Capital
While it would be great if artists could just put all their focus on creating art, it unfortunately is not the reality. Artists must also concern themselves with funding and […]
Tax Deductions You Might Be Able To Claim As A Professional Artist
Do you secretly (or loudly) dread this time of the year? Filing taxes is never fun, but it has to be done by all professionals, even if your income should […]
Smile, You’re On…
Missed Connections Last week I attended two vastly different art world events, and they really got me thinking. The first was Art Advising 2.0 – Vertigo & Accountability, hosted by […]
CHF 2014 Annual Report Available
View the 2014 Annual Report for highlights of recipients and their work, information about Collector Salons, and a panel about the legal side of art collecting. We’ll go over applications, visits, social, and […]
Don’t Ruin Your Art Career Over Legal Issues
On 1/21/15, the Salmagundi Club presented the art law panel discussion “Legal Issues for Artists and Patrons: Arts Lawyers Address Questions of Vital Interest to Arts Professionals”. The panel discussion […]
Death of the Artist…
In his article for the Jan-Feb, 2015 issue of The Atlantic, “The Death of the Artist—and the Birth of the Creative Entrepreneur,” William Deresiewics examines the concept of “artist” through […]
Artists Can’t Survive As Saints and Martyrs
If you don’t receive You’ve Cott Mail newsletter, please sign up for it! No matter what area of The Arts interests you, or whether you’re an artist or not, his […]
CHF Names 2014 Grant Recipients and Finalists
Tim Kennedy and Dannielle Tegeder have been named The Foundation’s 2014 recipients…
Tax Court Ruling Is Seen as a Victory for Artists
If you say you are an artist, but you make little money from selling your art, can your work be considered a profession in the eyes of the Internal Revenue […]
Museums See Different Virtues in Virtual Worlds
LIKE vodka and fun-house mirrors and trips to Japan, the Internet can make you feel bigger than you are. It persuades vitamin D-starved shut-ins to try their hand as webcam […]
