for the career-minded artist
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AboutThis is a new program designed for serious artists wanting to grow their art-making process and jumpstart their art career. Designed for a small group under the guidance of three experienced mentors.
BenefitsUpon completion of this program, artists will have:
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Prerequisites or EquivalentBasic Courses:
Elective Courses & Workshops:
Important Dates:
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What You'll be doingAttending Classes & "Out & About" Trips
Artists will be studying under all three mentors at Art on30th, as well as taking trips to museums and art exhibits for lessons off-site. Setting Goals Artists will be encouraged to set a goal to sell $500 worth of their artwork during their time in the program. Putting on a Group Show Artists will help curate, hang, and market the program's culminating student group show collectively, as well as bring attendees to this show. Entering Calls for Art Artists will enter all calls for art hosted at Art on 30th as well as enter at least two calls for art outside of our community for added experience and exposure. Creating + Collaborating Artists will create a body of work, a cohesive collection of art that represents their newly-developed visual voice, that contains a minimum of six pieces. Artists will also learn how to paint with other artists in the program to create and develop collaborations. Certificate of Completion Each artist will receive a Certificate of Completion that indicates what they've achieved. |
Meet your mentors
Sheila DaubeDiscover your visual voice.
"I will help bring clarity to your work. Find which genre fits your art as we analyze what you are drawn to, which will bring sharper focus to what your art has to say and who you are as an artist." Mentor Website |
Roberta DyerDevelop a curated body of work.
"Having a body of work is essential for a professional artist. I will help you refine your style and create your own." Mentor Website |
brenda YorkMarket like a professional.
"I 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." Mentor Website |
ready to apply?
The mentorship program is open to any eligible artists. Applications indicate where you are in your artist development and will be reviewed by a panel of professional artists. Deadline is June 5, 2021. The selection process is juried by the mentor panel and notifications will be sent on June 19, 2021.
To submit in-person:
Download and print to fill out by hand. Then return in-person at the gallery front desk.
To submit digitally:
Download and type your responses using a PDF program. Then email us your completed form.
To submit in-person:
Download and print to fill out by hand. Then return in-person at the gallery front desk.
To submit digitally:
Download and type your responses using a PDF program. Then email us your completed form.
