Professional Development Workshops for Artists

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For arts organizations and galleries looking to provide additional value to their audience

You aim to provide support and value for your members. You’re always on the look out for new ways to do this.

Offering online professional development workshops nicely rounds out hosting in person events and sharing blog posts with useful information.

Workshops designed specifically for working artists

Choose from a selection of workshops that teach artists specific skills to improve their art business. They’re applicable to both commercial and fine artists.

Workshops are professionally designed to achieve stated outcomes, and focus on audience interaction. These are not passive presentations, they’re active sessions.

All workshops offered online, over Zoom or your preferred platform.

Please get in touch for:

  • The full description and learning objectives of each workshop.
  • A topic you’re interested in but don’t see. I’m happy to build a custom workshop for your specific audience.
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Available workshops

Year-End Review For Artists

Length: 1 hour
$500

Sketching Success – Quarterly Planning For Artists

Length: 2 hours
$600

Chart Your Course – Annual Planning For Artists

Length: 2 hours
$600

Sell Without Selling – Marketing Funnels For Artists

Length: 1 hour
$500

Courage for Creatives

Length: 1 hour
$500

Designing Your Days – Daily Routines For Artists

Length: 1 hour
$500

See something interesting?

If there’s a topic you’re interested in, get in touch and let’s discuss the details (full description + learning outcomes).

If you’re interested in a topic that isn’t listed, get in touch anyway! I’ve custom designed workshops for other organizations and I’m happy to do it for you too.

You can email me at alisa @ alisasingh . com

Or use the button below to book a call directly.

What people are saying about Alisa’s workshops

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FAQs

How do we work together?

Step one, get in touch! You can email me at alisa @ alisasingh . com

If there’s a particular workshop you want to know more about, I’ll provide all the info you need. Usually, you handle the scheduling and inviting of participants. If the event is open, I’m happy to invite my community along too.

We can use your contract, or mine, as long it meets both of our requirements.

I accept payment via cheque, etransfer (Canada only), credit card, or Wise transfer.

If this is the first time you’re hosting an online workshop, I can walk you through the best practices.

This isn’t in our budget right now

It happens. If you’re interested in one of my workshops, get in touch anyway! Email me at alisa @ alisasingh . com

We can discuss which topic you’re interested in and plan for a future date when you do have room in your budget.

I don’t know if the Board will agree to this

I’m happy to help you prep your presentation for the Board. We can cover why professional development is valuable to your members and community, how these specific topics help artists, and the value to your organziation of hosting online workshops.

Or I’m happy to speak with them directly, if appropriate.

I don’t know if our members actually want this

There are a few ways to get a clearer picture of this:

  • Run a survey of your members to find out if they want it, and what topics they’re most interested in. You can do this for free using Google Forms.
  • Speak directly to a series of your members and ask if they’re interested.
  • Book a workshop, set a registration minimum and deadline, find out how many people register. If few people register, the session is cancelled and you will have learned a few things along the way. (I don’t take payment until after the workshop, so there is no financial cost to you)

I can help you with any of these methods if you like.

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