Making art is the easy part.
It's a lot of time. A lot of work. Sometimes a lot of money.
Still—completely worth it.
But the business of art? That’s where things can get frustrating—social media, websites, selling strategies, finding collectors, exhibition research, and the ever-challenging task of speaking and writing about your work.
It can feel frustrating. Even overwhelming. You just want to make art!
That’s where we come in.
Helping you navigate the business side of an art practice—while strengthening your voice in the process.
A clear, strategic program helping artists confidently apply to opportunities that align with their artwork, values, and vision.
Dropping soon and spots will be limited—join the Waitlist below to be among the first notified!
Need a little extra help clarifying your creative voice?
Art Writing 201 is an in-depth seminar designed to help artists write with authenticity, clarity, and consistency—bridging the gap between your visual work and your written words.
A workshop on artist talks, panel participation, and networking.
Learn how to speak about your work with clarity and confidence; prepare for presentations, open studios, and media interviews; build your elevator pitch.
A facilitated session to clarify your creative goals, map your next steps, and align your professional approach with your values and vision.
When it comes to submitting to an opportunity, many artists think:
“I’ve been rejected so many times before—what’s the point of trying again?”
It’s a hard feeling. But it’s not a reflection of your art, your talent. More often, it’s a gap in alignment, clarity, or strategy. You just need little help tweaking your approach.
"How do I write something that stands out? What do they even want to see?"
It can feel confusing, vague—and honestly, like a different language. And you want to make sure your art is seen and valued the way you treasure it yourself.
Our new program, SUBMIT! exists to help artists find the right opportunities, write with confidence, and craft applications that feel like you—and still get noticed.