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4-week crash course in selling your art

jump start your art sales

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This four week crash course will give you the tools to promote and sell your art by optimizing your website for sales, focusing your social media approach, planning an exhibit and exploring online galleries. All methods will be 
presented in easy, actionable steps!

At the end of the class you will:
  • understand how artists use social media
  • know how to plan posts with a social media calendar
  • decide which social media platform and hashtags are right for you and your art
  • have a plan to organize/launch your website
  • how to make sales from your website and Instagram
  • have written a captivating, no “B.S.” artist statement
  • how to plan/promote a class exhibit at Ashton Gallery
  • how to effectively promote a self exhibit
  • explore online galleries
  • how online galleries provide another stream of income
  • effective ways to approach brick and mortar galleries
​The class will also include a private Facebook Group where class members can connect, ask questions and share successes and frustrations. The class instructor will also be available in the Facebook Group during the class duration to answer questions and provide direction.

​At the conclusion of the four week class there will be a class exhibit at Ashton Gallery allowing class members to put into practice the techniques learned in class.

• 2020 Dates: 
Feb 22, Feb 29, March 7, March 14
• Meets for four 
Saturdays, 10am-2pm
• Attendees are encouraged to bring a sack lunch


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"A safe space to learn a lot about selling your art—a complete experience."

~Anonymous Student Survey
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About the guest instructor

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Brenda York

As far back as I can remember, I have drawn and painted faces. In fact, there is much evidence pointing to the fact that I spent an inordinate amount of time drawing Sister Mary Francis in 3rd Grade instead of paying attention in math class. But recently, I've been more interested in deconstructing the architecture of the face to see how far I can abstract it and still capture the intangible human qualities. I am drawn to rich, vibrant color and a whimsical, narrative approach to painting. My characters are quirky people painted with a sense of sophistication. The backgrounds of my paintings are typically thick, saturated pigment applied with a palette knife. I then draw back into the paint with symbols and words adding a linear and textural quality to the surface. I sometimes even include those elusive math symbols. Sister Mary Francis would be proud.
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"this Gave me the confidence to put my art out there."

~Anonymous Student Survey
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Art on 30th, 4434 30th Street, San Diego, CA 92116  |  (619) 894-9009  |  arton30th@gmail.com

"An 8,000 square foot, 2-story art center focused on community."

HOURS
Sunday: Closed
Monday–Friday: 10am–4pm
Most Saturdays (except for reception days): 10am-4pm
See calendar page for our next opening reception date.

Cancellation & Refund Info   |   Parking Info

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"Abstract Painting" book on Amazon by owner and mentor, Kate Ashton


Art on 30th is ADA approved in all public spaces of the building with a wheelchair accessible front entrance and a handicap parking spot in our back parking lot with a ramp that leads to our wheelchair accessible back entrance. Studios on the 2nd level are privately leased and not part of our public space; artists can apply for wheelchair accessible studio spaces on the 1st floor as part of our Coworking Studios that we offer to the public for a monthly fee  with no commitment/contract (see our Rentals page for more info). 
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