The benefit of educating people how to view your art not only empowers people with a new skill and appreciation for art, but also leads to more fans. Teach people how to look at your art.
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Attention all college professors! Need help preparing your students for life after school? Painting professor Sandra Reed has designed a course for graduate students at the Savannah College of Art and Design using my book as the required text. The course is “Fine Art M.F.A. Self-Promotion.”
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Every artist has a hero–whether verbalized or not. We admire artists we know, but there are also artists in the past that we wish we had known and rubbed elbows with. Who would you like to study with and why? What would you hope to learn?
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It’s been said that the four most dangerous words in the English language are “I already know that.” These words create a mental barrier that shuts you off from any additional information you might receive by listening. More importantly, saying “I already know that” closes the door on new experiences that could enrich your life [...]
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Jennifer McChristian, The Chair. Charcoal on paper, 14 x 11 inches. © The Artist Our local schools have started back up and university students are moving into campus housing. It’s also a time when I notice a spike in activity on my Web sites and interest in my classes. It’s time to go back to [...]
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