Community Music Pro Dev
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The document discusses the theory and practice of community music professional development. It begins by citing Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which guarantees the right to participate in cultural life. Several quotes from community music experts emphasize that community music activities are based on the premise that everyone can make music and that such programs provide an alternative to formal music institutions. The document also notes that community music often empowers participants by helping them discover new things about themselves and build understanding. In terms of practice, it outlines that community music workshops aim to be inclusive, creative spaces that develop skills through a participatory process and encourage ownership of the music.
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Please Note: these notes were to accompany a full training session and do not give the full experience of the training.
These notes are for musicians experienced in
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The value of words and articulating what you do and how you do it cannot be
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defining the public understanding of your work is invaluable to your practice as is
the ability to clearly identify what you want to say about your work, and how you
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The main focus of this practical workshop is to help the artist communicate the core essence of what
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potential clients.
This workshop will be a step by step 'how-to' guide in the use of
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spoken and visual format. It is intended that participants will come away with the
tools to be able to speak and write, clearly and professionally about their work, in
a variety of formats - proposals, artist s statement and C.V.
Preparing Proposals: Communicating Your Arts Practice In Writing
The value of words and articulating what you do and how you do it cannot be
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defining the public understanding of your work is invaluable to your practice as is
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Approaching Galleries & Proposal Writing for Artists
how to approach commercial galleries and non-profit galleries
being represented at an international level
understanding open submissions
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Making A Business Of Your Art April 09
The document provides advice on building a successful career as a visual artist. It emphasizes developing business skills and taking a small business approach rather than relying solely on grants and public funding. The speaker discusses researching the Irish art market, setting goals and objectives, developing a professional presentation, identifying appropriate galleries and sales outlets, and ways to grow the business over time through marketing strategies like prints, licensing, and workshops. Taking initiative to promote and sell one's own work is presented as a more viable strategy than waiting for opportunities to arise.
Engaging in the Commissioning Process for Public Art
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ArtLinks Marketing -Writing an Artist's CV
The document provides guidance on writing an effective CV as a visual artist. Some key points include:
1) Keep the CV concise, tailored to the specific opportunity, and in reverse chronological order. Include only the most relevant qualifications, exhibitions, commissions, and other experiences.
2) Use a simple, easy-to-read design with only black ink and avoid elaborate fonts or colors.
3) Highlight achievements like solo exhibitions, publications, awards and commissions that demonstrate your skill and experience level for the opportunity.
4) Keep the CV to one or two pages maximum and focus on including only the most impressive and relevant information.
Artlinks Website Workshop P Mc Caul
The document summarizes a workshop on creating artist portfolio websites using template website providers. It discusses why artists need websites, options for website creation, features of portfolio websites, and preparing and uploading content to portfolio website templates like Foliolink. The workshop covers designing a site layout, adding pages, images, and text using Foliolink's editing tools.
ArtLinks Director & artist, Cathy Fitzgerald talks at Podcamp 08
Cathy describes her initial use of social networking technologies in her own creative practice; template portfolio websites, blogs, youtube, print-on-demand books, knowledge of which she is actively sharing and developing with the ArtLinks community.
ArtLInks Director talk at Irish Arts Council Seminar on New Media
ArtLinks is an arts program in southeast Ireland that connects local artists through a website and other initiatives. The website profiles members' work, provides information on opportunities and funding, and allows members to network. It addresses needs identified through consultation, like access to professional development and mentoring. Over 1,000 members use the site as a key resource. Challenges include engaging diverse members who vary in technology skills and access. The site continues evolving based on member input to better serve the artistic community in the region.
ArtLinks Engaging In The Public Art Commissioning Process
How to engage in the Public Art commissioning process:
* professional application procedures
* investigating what commissioners look for in response to briefs
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exploring what constitutes a good Public Art application
* organising information to help focus an application
* successful strategies to utilise in the commissioning process
ArtLinks Applying for Funding
Applying for Arts Funding:
* Where to Apply for Funding
* Schemes available, Funding sources/opportunities
* Application Procedures
* Do s and donts of writing a professional application
ArtLinks Applying for irish Arts Council Funding
Toby Dennett, Irish Arts Council gives an overview on how to apply for funding from the Irish Arts Council
ArtLinks Blogging for the Arts
Blogging (creating an online diary) is becoming increasingly popular with creative practitioners. Simple to use and often free, blog templates create online sites that allow people to describe their creative endeavors to others, in particular, works or projects in process, or to share niche topics on any creative field or endeavour.
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