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CRAG Professional Development for Artists
Saturday, October 1, 2022
- Time
- 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
- Price
- $25
The fourth in a series of four Professional Development for Artists seminars, hosted by the Campbell River Art Gallery and the Campbell River Arts Council.
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The fourth in a series of four Professional Development for Artists seminars, hosted by the Campbell River Art Gallery and the Campbell River Arts Council.
Facilitated by Dazed & Confucius, this seminar focuses on the many facets of art writing, using several examples, tips and industry standards for emerging and mid-career artists. Topics include: artists statements, CVs and covering letters, press releases, formal and informal voice. A key aspect of this seminar is to hone in on the art reading audience.
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