The Business of Being an Artist Workshops in Gisborne
Fully funded by NZTE
Would you like to make a living from your art?
Would you like to turn your hobby into a business?
Want to thrive rather than survive as an artist?
The Business of Being an Artist workshops take you through the basics of what you need to know to improve your arts business: from marketing and managing yourself as an artist, to how to balance the books! Each workshop offers practical advice and in-class as well as take-home exercises, which together will help you form the basics of a business plan.
These workshops are designed for artists across all artistic fields – including visual arts, performing arts, film, photography, music or crafts.
Meet and network with other artists, and have your questions answered by those who recognize that the business of being an artist is unique. The workshops are friendly and relaxed, facilitated by experts in their field: Dr. Suzette Major, international lecturer and researcher on arts marketing, & Lynne Wilkins, chartered accountant and professional musician.
The Business of Being an Artist - MANAGING YOUR FINANCES
Wednesday 23rd April, 6-9pm (facilitated by Lynne Wilkins)
... Understanding tax & GST
... Trading entities
...Managing your finances
The Business of Being an Artist - ARTS MARKETING
Wednesday 21st May, 6-9pm (facilitated by Suzette Major)
... Understanding you and your customer
...Developing your art for a marketplace
...Advertising and publicity
...Working with the media
The New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) Enterprise Training Programme is aimed at upskilling the owners and operators of small and medium enterprises to help them develop and grow their businesses. One on one coaching will only be offered to those already operating their arts business.
Turanga Ararau, cnr Bright and Kahutia Street, Gisborne
Light supper will be provided
To register for the above workshops contact Vikki Seaman on 868-1081 or vikki@ta-pte.org.nz
Workshops are fully funded by the Government via New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
Would you like to make a living from your art?
Would you like to turn your hobby into a business?
Want to thrive rather than survive as an artist?
The Business of Being an Artist workshops take you through the basics of what you need to know to improve your arts business: from marketing and managing yourself as an artist, to how to balance the books! Each workshop offers practical advice and in-class as well as take-home exercises, which together will help you form the basics of a business plan.
These workshops are designed for artists across all artistic fields – including visual arts, performing arts, film, photography, music or crafts.
Meet and network with other artists, and have your questions answered by those who recognize that the business of being an artist is unique. The workshops are friendly and relaxed, facilitated by experts in their field: Dr. Suzette Major, international lecturer and researcher on arts marketing, & Lynne Wilkins, chartered accountant and professional musician.
The Business of Being an Artist - MANAGING YOUR FINANCES
Wednesday 23rd April, 6-9pm (facilitated by Lynne Wilkins)
... Understanding tax & GST
... Trading entities
...Managing your finances
The Business of Being an Artist - ARTS MARKETING
Wednesday 21st May, 6-9pm (facilitated by Suzette Major)
... Understanding you and your customer
...Developing your art for a marketplace
...Advertising and publicity
...Working with the media
The New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) Enterprise Training Programme is aimed at upskilling the owners and operators of small and medium enterprises to help them develop and grow their businesses. One on one coaching will only be offered to those already operating their arts business.
Turanga Ararau, cnr Bright and Kahutia Street, Gisborne
Light supper will be provided
To register for the above workshops contact Vikki Seaman on 868-1081 or vikki@ta-pte.org.nz
Workshops are fully funded by the Government via New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
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