A conversation with creators on the challenges of monetizing art in the digital age. The talk is one hour. This was the last event of the day, but I will post the rest of the conference as I dig up more videos.
We all look a bit broad in this widescreen video distortion.
Colleen will participate in this event on creator rights in the digital age, and options for creators to monetize their work. Featured speakers include singer/musician Suzanne Vega, and illustrator Brad Holland. Meet creators, industry executives and key political figures.
presented by Amy Goldsmith, Attorney
Thursday, June 16, 2011
2PM EDT(1:00 PM CDT, 12 noon MST, 11:00 AM PDT)
Registration Fee: $15 Guild Members; $25 Non Members
Registration ends June 16 at noon EDT
Artists create powerful images using a variety of visual and aural mediums, including graphics, text and music. But can an artist’s work be protected? If so, when should it be protected? Who owns the artist’s work if the artist works for a company? What happens if another company uses the work without asking permission first?
How copyrights can be used to protect the expression of your ideas in the USA
What you need to do to obtain copyright protection in the USA
Who is the owner?
What every licensor needs to know to license the copyrighted work
What to do if someone copies your work
What to do if you are accused of copying
International Protection
Join us on Thursday, June 16, 2011 for
WHY COPYRIGHT? What Artists and Employers Need to Know Before the Relationship Begins
Amy B. Goldsmith is an intellectual property attorney involved in licensing, trademarks, copyrights and patents. She has extensive litigation experience, including issues regarding counterfeit products. Ms.Goldsmith is a frequent lecturer on intellectual property topics at various colleges and for Lawline (www.lawline.com), and is the author of several articles about intellectual property in publications ranging from Business Week to Art Calendar. She is an active Merit Badge Counselor for Boy Scout Troop 28, Croton on Hudson, New York.
Graphic Artists Guild 32 Broadway, #1114, New York, NY 10004 tel: (212) 791-3400
www.graphicartistsguild.org
Guild Teleclass
Making Business Easy: Business Advice for Independent Designers
with Marcia Hoeck of Breakthrough Business
Thursday, May 19, 2011
2PM EDT(1:00 PM CDT, 12 noon MST, 11:00 AM PDT)
Registration Fee: $15 Guild Members; $25 Non Members
Registration ends May 19 at noon EDT
Be one of the first 25 people to sign up and
get a free private coaching session with Marcia.
Creative people often start businesses because they have a passion for their work, and then dive immediately into serving clients. You probably started your own business this way. But then, a little way down the road, you realized you were running a business. Now you’re caught up in trying to bring in business and keep your books and chase down payments and coordinate with vendors. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if your business actually took your stress away, gave order to the chaos, and provided you with the support you need?
In this class you’ll learn how to reduce time managing your business; spend less time chasing clients; be more creative; reduce stress; increase productivity; gain control, focus, and momentum; increase your peace of mind; and increase profits.
Join us on Thursday, May 19, 2011 for
Making Business Easy: Business Advice for Independent Designers
presented by Marcia Hoeck of Breakthrough Business
For over 25 years, as owner of Hoeck Associates, Inc., a leading marketing communications firm in Toledo, Ohio Marcia Hoeck lived what she now teaches. Because of her “quirks” (only recently identified as ADHD tendencies), Marcia found the business aspects of her work daunting. She developed simple methods to cope and saw great improvement. Now Marcia helps make business easy for other creative business owners through coaching and consulting. She often speaks in person and on teleclasses and webinars on business-building topics. Find out more at www.marciahoeck.com.
Courtesy the Graphic Artist Guild
What is the IAP Individual Consultation Initiative?
This initiative provides immigrant artists with practical and professional advice from an arts professional who has extensive experience in supporting artists in the areas of visual and/or performing arts. Our professionals can provide you with expert feedback on activities such as how to develop a project, put together a portfolio, find resources, and research spaces in which to exhibit or perform. Each in-person appointment is $30 for a 30-minute session. An artist can meet with one or two of the professionals with a limit of two appointments.
When will the next session take place?
Monday, May 23rd, 6-9pm
Who are the consultants?
Shannon Brunette Shannon Brunette received her Masters of Fine Arts at the School of Visual Arts (New York) in 2006. Currently, she is the Program Manager for Lambent Foundation, which focuses on innovative grantmaking and programs at the intersections of art and social justice. She serves on the advisory board of Artists on the Brink, which raises funds and awareness for various social causes through artistic collaborations. Brunette is also an artist working with Super 8 (her grandma’s canon 310XL) and digital video to create installations and short films, often collaborating with choreographers and musicians. Beyond her own film/video work she has produced several multimedia events featuring performing, visual and media artists. She has lived and worked in Brooklyn, NY since 1998 and her beloved hometown is St. Paul/Minneapolis, MN. With her experience, Brunette can guide artists in the areas of grant writing, budgeting and financial management, strategizing/planning next steps, building relationships with curators or presenters, identifying and obtaining resources, and articulating artistic vision and goals.
Denise Carvalho is a Brazilian-born artist, art critic, independent curator and scholar who lives and works in New York City. Her interests in art include Brazilian contemporary art, the art of collectives, interdisciplinary and new media art, and the blur between art, politics, and economics. As an art critic, she has published numerous articles in magazines such as Art in America, Sculpture, Art Nexus, and The International Journal of Art and Society, as well as in artists’ catalogues. As a curator, her exhibitions include “Minimal Differences” at White Box, NYC (2010), “Intangible Interferences” at Momenta Art (2010), and “A Part of No-Part” at the Chelsea Museum, NYC (2010). She has curated international exhibitions and symposia such as Hybrid Dwellings at Arsenal Gallery in Poland (2001). Since 2008, she has been an Assistant Professor of Visual Arts and Cultural Studies and Director of Independent Studies at the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts. Dr. Carvalho’s expertise encompasses providing artists with a critical and curatorial view of their work; providing them with theoretical background that inform their work; helping them to conceptualize the writing of a strong proposal; and suggesting galleries and residencies according to the work’s conceptual or practical direction.
Andrea Arroyo is a Mexican-born artist based in New York. Her projects include studio work, public art and commissions. Arroyo has an extensive exhibition record and her work is in numerous collections, including The Library of Congress, The Smithsonian Institute, and The New York Public Library. She has received numerous awards including 21 Leaders for the 21st Century, Groundbreaking Latina in the Arts, Official Artist of the Latin Grammys, NY City Council Citation Award for Achievement in Art, Outstanding Latina of the Year, the New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowships, the Manhattan Community Arts Fund of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and the Puffin Foundation grant. With her experience, Arroyo can guide artists in the areas of portfolio presentation, promotion, commissions, exhibitions, grants, and the artist-gallery relationship.
Where will the consultations be held?
New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)
20 Jay Street, Suite 740
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Map and Directions
212.366.6900 x249
RSVP:
To register for the May 23rd consultation, please visit here.
You will need to register for our online payment system. When you sign up, you will receive a confirmation from both our online payment system and NYFA.
Cancellation Policy:
If for any reason you need to cancel your appointment/s, please give us 48 hours notice so that we can offer your space to our waiting list. For cancellations in advance we offer a reimbursement for your cost minus a $10 processing fee. Any cancellations 48 hours prior, we will not be able to refund.
QUESTIONS:
If you have problems with registration or have any other questions, please email Karen Demavivas, Program Officer, Immigrant Artist Project, at kdemavivas@nyfa.org or call 212-366-6900 x249.
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