In this guest post by Lina Yang, she gives us the best of multiple perspectives on fundraising as it is practiced in arts and cultural organizations, and as it is taught in her current grad program in the East Coast.
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Stanford University invited Anthem Salgado to talk to early career artists about what to expect and how to prepare as they enter the field. This audio captures the content of that presentation given for the event, Art is My Occupation.
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Let’s take the mystery out of cover letters. I will help you get back to basics and stay on message so that you can get yourself that job interview! What do employers want to hear from you anyway? You may be surprised that it’s easier than you think.
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If you think your ideas are the only game in town, you’re going to fail sooner rather than later. In this post, guest blogger Dustin Verburg reminds us that even though your ideas are great, it’s absolutely vital to include input from outside sources whenever you undertake a major project.
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High school intern Chloe went from “How do I do that?” to drafting the blueprint to her goals in a span of three hours. In this video, she reminds us that bringing great ideas to life is all about getting started now.
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A supreme work ethic doesn’t guarantee that you’ll achieve your goals. If you find yourself coming up short, it’s time to reassess whether you’re moving forward, or just moving in circles. Ask yourself the million dollar question. Find out whether or not it’s time to get reacquainted with the basics of time management and accountability.
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Welcome to another exciting Art of Hustle podcast episode! This time around, we hear from Olivia Malabuyo Tablante, Grants Administrative Manager for The Gerbode Foundation. From writer and comedic performer to arts administrator, she knows her business and gives us a view from both sides of the fence. Olivia shares with us her indispensable insights into grant seeking and supporting yourself as an artist.
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Thinking about grad school? If you’re getting into work to provide good for the world, you also have to provide that good for yourself. Find out the minimum requirements, the hugely important question you’ll need to ask yourself, dangers to avoid, and the valuable skills you’ll need to pick up, no matter what your title. Consider this post part of your continuing education.
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So, how does this all tie into being an entrepreneur? What does this have to do with being a self-sufficient artist? Only everything. Running your own business necessitates that you do thousands of different things and take on multitudes of different tasks.
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After reading this, you too will have the exact communication tools that I was trained to use when I was employed at a world renowned medical center.
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