A free open intensive from OnStudy

Ten steps to creative and financial freedom

A two-day online intensive for artists: how to make work that matters now, and how to win your creative and financial freedom.

27–28 August· two days

19:00· online

We will send the recording and the link once you register

Join the intensive

Art becomes valuable when it finds its audience. It is your voice, and what you say with it is entirely up to you.

Programme

Two days live, with walkthroughs and answers to your questions.

Day 1

The life an artist actually wants

The life an artist actually wantsWe will talk about what that life looks like, and how an artist wins creative and financial freedom.

How to make work that matters nowWe will talk about which art is in demand today, and how to make it.

The psychology of being an artistWe will look at how to get past the internal barriers and start doing the work.

How an artist becomes visibleWe will go through the routes open to an artist: institutions, galleries, fairs and open calls.

Day 2

Ten steps towards that life

Ten steps towards that lifeWe will go through the first ten steps any artist can take.

StrategyWe will pull everything together into a development strategy for you as an artist.

Who this intensive suits

A designer or illustrator

If you come from another field and want to enter the art world, understand how the market works, succeed commercially and charge more for your work.

An experienced artist

If you have exhibited and sold before but have no system and no sense of what comes next, and you want a steady income and access to international markets.

An artist starting out

If a first exhibition is still a dream, you visit galleries, and you cannot see why other people's paintings hang there while yours gather dust in the studio.

Who runs the intensive

Art manager, curator, and the author of training programmes for artists

Since 2020, more than 600 students have taken or are taking her programmes.

Seven major courses on art history, the art market and psychology.

Previously at: Phillips auction house, 11.12 Gallery and Winzavod, working on the artists' side as a manager.

Education: RMA Business School, art management — the gallery business, and conflict studies within social psychology.

Curatorial projects and fairs

“Katrin Z. Between Fun and Pleasure” — MMOMA (25 Petrovka Street)
Six art fairs: DaMoscow 2019, Cosmoscow 2020, Blazar 2020, Art Russia 2020–2022
Gallery exhibitions: Damir Muratov's “Short Stories” (2020), Nikita Shokhov's “Scan Klaxon” (2020) and others.

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27–28 August