Unfettering Artists' Productivity and Impact
In order to prioritize community well-being, we are temporarily postponing our in-person workshops in favor of live and recorded webinars. Please do not hesitate to email us at if you have questions about participating in our programs.
With the increasing dependence on social media to market your work, intellectual property can be a powerful tool in protecting your brand. This workshop will go over some basic strategies to implement so you can protect your work in the new digital world.
When it comes to taxes, artists have unique needs and benefits. As both a tax preparer and a working actor, Emily Churchill, EA, specializes in the concerns that are unique to creative workers.
The East Bay Relief Fund for Individuals in the Arts is available to artists and arts workers who are permanent residents of Alameda or Contra Costa Counties. Apply for up to $2,000 by December 8, 2021 at 12 p.m. (NOON) PT.
The Quick Grant program provides reimbursement funds to San Francisco Bay Area nonprofit organizations and individual artists in the State of California for professional development activities. Apply by the 15th of each month.
Regardless of your artistic discipline, the third edition of CCI's Business of Art workbook will provide knowledge, tools and resources to help you advance your art practice.
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