The Arts Administration Program and the Entrepreneurial Artist Initiative at Skidmore College, together with the Tang Teaching Museum, invite you to the Entrepreneurial Artist Workshop on Monday, November 4, from 5:30–7:00 pm.

Learn from and connect with alumni and members of the art community who are making a business around their passion for the visual arts. Join professionals in the field for round table conversations on starting a business, marketing your work, pricing, finding opportunities, and more!

Enter to win door prizes; refreshments and food will be served. This event is free and open to all Skidmore students.

The program is supported by Molly Haley ’64 and her husband, Ed Freitag.

Participants

• Julia Rinaolo ’19: fiber artist, Darn Good Yarn
  
• Kirsten Bassion ’97: ceramicist, The Clay School and Kirsten Bassion Ceramics
  
• Madeleine Welsh ’17: illustrator and motion designer at Flocabulary
  
• Jennifer Cerutti ’18: designer, Market 32
  
• Molly Brister Haley ’64: founder, Entrepreneurial Artist Initiative
  
• Nick DeMarco: head of fundraising and grant writing, Proctors
  
• Belinda Colon: independent curator, gallery manager, Spring Street Gallery
  
• Scott Mulligan: teaching professor of IP & copyright law and Associate Director of Arts Administration, Skidmore College
• Sarah Sweeney: Associate Professor of Art, Skidmore College
  
• Deb Hall: Associate Professor of Art, Skidmore College
  
• Elizabeth Dubben: Executive Director of Collar Works, Entrepreneurial Artist Initiative Coordinator, and lecturer of Arts Administration at Skidmore College
  
• Shaw Lenox ’20: Studio Art major, Skidmore College