Event Dates

October 5 - October 27, 2021

The Business of Art Entrepreneurship Panel

Tuesday, October 5, 2021, at 6:30 pm

Featuring: Barron Ryan, Taylor Painter-Wolfe, and Sam Krall

Most artists don’t consider themselves entrepreneurs—but if you want to make a living off of your art, you are going to be running a business. Even the most highly talented and trained artists rarely have entrepreneurial or business experience. Join our panel discussion with art entrepreneurs and experts to help you learn the most important aspects of being an art entrepreneur.

Panelists will be discussing how to make a living and manage a career as an artist including making money and planning to quit your day job, what you should (or shouldn’t) do for exposure, how to get the right help, and how to manage time, energy, opportunities and the administration of being an artist and business owner.

Featuring:

Barron Ryan – Classic Meets Cool Musician

Sam Krall – Arts, Culture and Entertainment Management at The University of Tulsa

Taylor Painter-Wolfe – Fiber Artist & Art Teacher

 

Watch Recording of Panel Discussion Here

 

The Business of Art Entrepreneurship: Outsourcing 101 for Artists with Barron Ryan

Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at 11:30 am

As artists, we may be able to do anything, but we can’t do everything. How do you decide when, for what, and with whom to outsource your work? We’ll explore what you need to consider when handing over your brand to someone else. You’ll walk away knowing how to get the best possible results at the lowest cost!
Led by Barron Ryan, pianist, composer, and doer of whatever he thinks is cool at the time. Named one of Smithsonian Magazine’s ‘Ten Innovators to Watch in 2021, Barron discovers and presents beauty in as many ways as he can find it.
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The Business of Art Entrepreneurship: Developing an Engaged Audience with Sam Krall

How to understand, build, and engage your audience.

Wednesday, October 20, 2021, at 11:30 am

This workshop will help you develop tools to both attract new audience members and engage your current audience. Whether you’re looking to bolster sales, expand your followers and fans, convert skeptics, or make a lasting impact on a community, this workshop is for you! Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) Management Professor Sam Krall will share tested and proven best practices that any artist, maker, or performer can use today.

It’s a chance to hear from musician, educator, gallery director, and arts career and entrepreneurship specialist Sam Krall in advance of his audience development webinar for the Association of Arts Administration Educators.

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The Business of Art Entrepreneurship: Monetization & Exposure with Tailor Painter-Wolfe
Walking the line between fine art and fine craft.
Wednesday, October 27, 2021, at 11:30 am
In this workshop, participants will learn and discuss the many possibilities for monetizing and diversifying their art practice, how to decide which opportunities are a good fit for their work, issues of pricing and commissions, and what kind of “exposure” is worth the time and effort.
This workshop will be led by Taylor Painter-Wolfe, a Tulsa-based fiber artist and art teacher who creates, shows, and sells fine art and functional items out of handmade felted wool.
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