As an appraiser of fine art at Frenkel & Company, a New York-based international insurance broker, Caitlin Kelly works with everyone from artists and gallerists to auctioneers, art advisors, and …
Appraising Your Artwork for Artists & Collectors – Interview with Caitlin Kelly Read More »
Tim helps us understand what it’s like being a visual artist in a photographic world and how to leverage relationships and write effective grant proposals to obtain funding.
Elaine provides insights on the types of financial decisions that directly impact the purity of one’s art!
What happens when artists can no longer afford their studios? The question was raised in a recent New York Times article (“Priced Out of Brooklyn“), which described sculptor Gabriel Koren’s struggle …
Rising Rents: The Ripple Effect For Artists and Communities Read More »
In college, I was fascinated to learn about the “Big Mac Index,” an economic index that tracked the price of McDonald’s famed sandwich in various countries around the world. (I’m …
Pricing Your Art: What a Big Mac can Teach You About Value Read More »
Seth Godin recently wrote: “You can keep track of what you get in return, or you can make art.” As a great admirer of Seth Godin’s work, this quote stirred …
In this episode, Elizabeth explains how to change the culture by funding, training, connecting, and equipping working artists.
Shannon helps us understand how art communities are built and economies grow by funding and training the working artist.
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 …
Money Matters For Artists From Cash To Creative Capital Read More »
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 …
Tax Deductions You Might Be Able To Claim As A Professional Artist Read More »
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