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Art That Pays: The Emerging Artist’s Guide
to Making a Living
Published by the National Network for Artist Placement. Copyright 2004.
361 Pages. $29.95 plus shipping through www.artistplacement.com. Also available through www.Amazon.com.
Interviews and career advice from successful choreographers, cartoonists, film and television actors, visual artists, musicians and writers. Includes a CD-Rom. Special interview with the late John Ritter.
“A great book for emerging artists looking for
practical advice and inspiration.”
The Practical Handbook for the Emerging Artist
Published by Wadsworth. Copyright August 2000.
360 Pages. $53.95 through Barnes and Noble.
“Buy this book with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed.”
Recommended by Judith Teitelman, Trainer, “Best Foot Forward”.
The Musicians’ Handbook: A Practical Guide to Understanding the Music Business
Published by Billboard Books, an imprint of Watson – Guptill Publications.
292 Pages. $19.95. Available through www.Amazon.com.
“A must read for every serious musician.”
Recommended by Greg Victoroff, Esq., Trainer for CCI’s “Business of Art” workshop series.
How to Get Hung: A Practical Guide for Emerging Artists
Published by Journey Editions. Copyright 1994.
146 Pages. $18.95 through www.Amazon.com.
Written by art critic, collector, gallery owner and radio host Molly Barnes, an arts expert who has “been there and done that” at least twice. “How to Get Hung” is an accessible and very practical guide for visual artists, students, and aspiring arts professionals who want details on how to market and make it in the competitive world of art.
— Carole Zavala, Arts Administrator
