Elizabeth Hulings's guest appearances

Elizabeth Hulings

The Thriving Artist

ArtBeat Santa Fe Presents... by Kathryn M Davis

Tim Kennedy

Tim Newton

Maria Brophy

Amy Whitaker

Lauren Frances

Alice Loy

Dean Mitchell

Eric Rhoads

Stephanie Birdsall

Jennifer Cohen

Dan Anthony

Ray Beldner

Peter Trippi

John Feustel

Arree Chung

OwlTail

Special Edition: 3rd Annual CHF Grant to Visual ArtistsElizabeth Hulings is daughter of Clark Hulings and Director of the Clark Hulings Foundation. In this episode of the Thriving Artist podcast, Elizabeth explains how to change the culture by funding, training, connecting, and equipping working artists. Topics include:Creating the Middle Class Artist (vs. stars and starvers)A “Kickstarter” for art and cultureWhy artists need capitalCharity vs. business development for artistsPatronage, not parentage – cutting out the middle manA big tent for artists – style agnosticismExchanging the expertise of artists and art industry professionalsWhy spread the word: Artists wanted!Elizabeth lets us see into the world of the working artist in this 22-minute episode, and explains what is needed to make thriving artists the norm. Grab the mp3 to listen on the train or the drive home.If you’re a working artist, feel free to visit our Grants page. If you’re an arts industry professional, collector, or business specialist, or a working artist who would like to be interviewed, visit our Teach and Learn page. As always, even a modest donation is meaningful; and that page is here.

Special Edition: 3rd Annual CHF Grant to Visual Artists<a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/people/elizabeth-hulings/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Elizabeth Hulings</a> is daughter of Clark Hulings and Director of the Clark Hulings Foundation. In this episode of the Thriving Artist podcast, Elizabeth explains how to change the culture by funding, training, connecting, and equipping working artists. Topics include:<ul><li>Creating the Middle Class Artist (vs. stars and starvers)</li><li>A “Kickstarter” for art and culture</li><li>Why artists need capital</li><li>Charity vs. business development for artists</li><li>Patronage, not parentage – cutting out the middle man</li><li>A big tent for artists – style agnosticism</li><li>Exchanging the expertise of artists and art industry professionals</li><li>Why spread the word: Artists wanted!</li></ul>Elizabeth lets us see into the world of the working artist in this 22-minute episode, and explains what is needed to make thriving artists the norm. Grab the mp3 to listen on the train or the drive home.If you’re a working artist, feel free to visit our <a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/grants/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Grants page</a>. If you’re an arts industry professional, collector, or business specialist, or a working artist who would like to be interviewed, visit our <a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/teach-learn/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Teach and Learn</a> page. As always, even a modest donation is meaningful; and that page is <a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/donate/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Creating the Middle Class Artist