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WeHo Artist Bootcamp 2025
Feb
19
to Apr 30

WeHo Artist Bootcamp 2025

In this 11-week workshop, artists across the disciplinary spectrum will meet weekly to identify our values, strengths, and goals and translate that into a healthy business model. The bootcamp is ideal for the emerging or established artist or cultural producer who is ready to level-up, make a better living, pay off debt, or pursue new income streams.

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Artful Entrepreneurship 6-week Intensive
Mar
14
to Apr 18

Artful Entrepreneurship 6-week Intensive

If you’re an artist, you have a business. We want you and your art business to thrive. In this workshop, artists across the disciplinary spectrum will meet over six weeks to identify our values, strengths, and goals and translate that into a healthy business model. This program is ideal for the emerging or established artist or cultural producer who is ready to level-up, make a better living, pay off debt, or pursue new income streams. Facilitated by Allison Wyper. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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Free Webinar: Creating Your Artist Website
Jan
9

Free Webinar: Creating Your Artist Website

With all the great DYI website builders available these days, it’s easier than ever for an artist to create their own website. But just because you don’t need to know how to code doesn’t mean that the task can’t be overwhelming. In this workshop, I’ll share some tips to get you organized and feeling confident, whether you’re building a new site or redesigning an old one. Facilitated by Allison Wyper. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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Free Webinar: Income Strategies for Artists
Oct
17

Free Webinar: Income Strategies for Artists

Looking to reshape your artistic financial journey? Join our workshop to discover unexplored potential earning possibilities beyond the conventional realms of art sales, grants, and day jobs. Elevate your income possibilities while staying creative! Facilitated by Allison Wyper. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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Free Webinar: How to Write About Your Work
Oct
19

Free Webinar: How to Write About Your Work

In this free webinar we will practice writing about what we do, why we do it, and why it matters. Using simple, structured writing prompts, you will learn to craft a clear and meaningful elevator pitch and short artist statement that expresses your unique identity. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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Free Webinar: Creating Your Artist Website
Oct
20

Free Webinar: Creating Your Artist Website

With all the great DYI website builders available these days, it’s easier than ever for an artist to create their own website. But just because you don’t need to know how to code doesn’t mean that the task can’t be overwhelming. In this workshop, I’ll share some tips to get you organized and feeling confident, whether you’re building a new site or redesigning an old one. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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Free Webinar: Can I Make a Living Doing This?
Sep
22

Free Webinar: Can I Make a Living Doing This?

This free webinar, led by Allison Wyper of Rhizomatic Arts, will walk you through the why (your goals and deepest values), what (how much you need to earn to thrive), and how (options for how to structure your career) of financial management for artists. Presented by West Business Development Center.

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RHIZOMATIC STUDIO: Collective Creation Lab
Oct
19

RHIZOMATIC STUDIO: Collective Creation Lab

COLLECTIVE CREATION LAB:

TRY OUT NEW IDEAS AND WAYS OF WORKING

Monday nights, October 19 - November 23, 2015
$72 for the series
Advance registration required. No drop-ins. Email me to register.

A practice based, studio workshop for performers of all disciplines.

Participants take turns leading structures for generating new material and playing with old, new, or undeveloped ideas, in a safe, supportive, interdisciplinary cohort of peers. 

  • The lab can be a place to play around, try out ideas, experiment with ways of working that are totally outside your wheel house, make BAD WORK in a fun, safe private space, etc etc etc. Or it can be the start of a new project.

  • Structures might be borrowed from dance composition, devised or traditional theater, or performance art, and will be led by different members of the group each week. 

  • Weekly themes might be something like: authorship vs. shared intellectual property; tableaux vivant; performing the architecture; plot and character-driven narratives; what is a performance score; improvisation as divine play; etc etc etc

  • Participants can come from any performance-based discipline, and should be curious about trying out other ways of working.

  • Each participant will be invited to facilitate (or co-facilitate) a session, but that is not a requirement.

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