Friday, October 29, 2010
Week 9 - Business Week:
Week 9 - Business Week:
Hello All,
Very good presentations and discussion this evening. Thank You! It was great to visit your studios. Take a deep breath. No comments due this week. These items are for class discussion.Please catch up on all over due assignments, ummm, NOW!
Regards,
Terri
Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video
1. Art Site Links, Scot Kaylor
2. Recommendation Protocols, Scot Kaylor, 2007
3. Artist Resume - Guidelines, CAA(College Art Association)
4. CV- Guidelines, CAA(College Art Association)
5. Slide Labeling - Guidelines, CAA(College Art Association)
6. Works In New Media - Guidelines, CAA(College Art Association)
7. Nurturing the Inner Entrepreneur, NYT, Rawsthorn, 2009.
8. Artists in the Marketplace, Franklin Sirmans, 1999.
9. Philadelphia’s Bustling Art Scene, Alexis Swerdloff, Papermag.
10. Mass Appeal, Rob Walker, New York Times, 2007
Optional additional readings / video on the topic:
Artist/gallery owner Charles Linder: http://www.kqed.org/arts/programs/spark/proļ¬le.jsp?essid=8241
Donating Work for Charity Has a Downside for Artists,Carol Kino, The New York Times, 2006.
I’m an Artist, But Not the Starving Kind, J.D. Jordan, Newsweek, 2005.
Alison Saar - Interview, Ilana Stanger, TheArtBiz.com.
Logan Hicks - Interview, Ilana Stanger, TheArtBiz.com.
Steve Tobin - Interview, Dana Sunshine, TheArtBiz.com.
The Rich Were Different, New York magazine, 2007
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Because we are art students, most people don't expect us to want the same goals as those who aren't artists. We all want financial stability and security. Artists are thought to be very liberal individuals who don't care what life brings; as if we are all in la-la land going with the flow, when indeed it is not that way at all. I believe the formal training we receive at Moore is great because it prepares us for the real world. Things such as our internships build up a confidence level in most of us to know for sure what we should look forward to after college. Business and art together make a lot of sense to me. Without formal training how can one survive in this cut throat industry??
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