Lectures at ArtCenter/ South Florida
ArtCenter’s art history lecture series remove traditional art history lectures from the classroom setting and instead provide informal discussions that enlighten and entertain. Past topics have included Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists; architecture; contemporary photography; and the history and role of sex in contemporary art.
ArtCenter’s Professional Development Seminar Series
This series is designed to equip artists and novice and junior arts administrators with the business tools necessary to increase their level of professionalism and ability to practice and promote the arts throughout Miami-Dade County. Seminars generally provide one or multi-day trainings in the legal best practices required for organizational start-up; for the protection of artists’ rights; tax planning; current best practices in arts marketing and public affairs, governance and fund development, including proposal and grant writing; and strategies for running alternative spaces, collectives, and emerging galleries.
Upcoming Seminar
Saturday, July 11th at 3 pm
924 Lincoln Road, Suite 203 New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Artist Services
Representatives from the NYFA will present information about several of the organization’s services and programs designed specifically for artists and emerging galleries and organizations.
NYFA Source: is the most extensive national online directory of awards, services, and programs for artists.
Fiscal Sponsorship: Finding a fiscal agent is a critical way for individual artists, artists' collaborative projects, and emerging arts organizations in all disciplines to apply for funding usually available only to organizations with 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. The right fiscal sponsor will not only allow you to manage your project efficiently, but can actually help artists to raise more money and realize their artistic visions more fully.
Immigrant Artists Project: Through the Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program, the bi-monthly IAP Newsletter, and other programming, the Immigrant Artist Project seeks to expand the constituency it serves by nurturing and fostering a community of empowered artists with diverse educational, cultural, and creative backgrounds.
The New York Foundation for the Arts' mission is to empower artists at critical stages in their creative lives. NYFA was established in 1971 by the New York State Council on the Arts as an independent organization to facilitate the development of the individual artist throughout the state. NYFA's ability to provide Fiscal Sponsorship to individual artists and emerging organizations was established in 1976, and NYFA currently sponsors more than 368 Artists' Projects and 52 Emerging Organizations, in addition to supporting many others through its core programs.
ArtCenter’s art history lecture series remove traditional art history lectures from the classroom setting and instead provide informal discussions that enlighten and entertain. Past topics have included Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists; architecture; contemporary photography; and the history and role of sex in contemporary art.
ArtCenter’s Professional Development Seminar Series
This series is designed to equip artists and novice and junior arts administrators with the business tools necessary to increase their level of professionalism and ability to practice and promote the arts throughout Miami-Dade County. Seminars generally provide one or multi-day trainings in the legal best practices required for organizational start-up; for the protection of artists’ rights; tax planning; current best practices in arts marketing and public affairs, governance and fund development, including proposal and grant writing; and strategies for running alternative spaces, collectives, and emerging galleries.
Upcoming Seminar
Saturday, July 11th at 3 pm
924 Lincoln Road, Suite 203 New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) Artist Services
Representatives from the NYFA will present information about several of the organization’s services and programs designed specifically for artists and emerging galleries and organizations.
NYFA Source: is the most extensive national online directory of awards, services, and programs for artists.
Fiscal Sponsorship: Finding a fiscal agent is a critical way for individual artists, artists' collaborative projects, and emerging arts organizations in all disciplines to apply for funding usually available only to organizations with 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. The right fiscal sponsor will not only allow you to manage your project efficiently, but can actually help artists to raise more money and realize their artistic visions more fully.
Immigrant Artists Project: Through the Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program, the bi-monthly IAP Newsletter, and other programming, the Immigrant Artist Project seeks to expand the constituency it serves by nurturing and fostering a community of empowered artists with diverse educational, cultural, and creative backgrounds.
The New York Foundation for the Arts' mission is to empower artists at critical stages in their creative lives. NYFA was established in 1971 by the New York State Council on the Arts as an independent organization to facilitate the development of the individual artist throughout the state. NYFA's ability to provide Fiscal Sponsorship to individual artists and emerging organizations was established in 1976, and NYFA currently sponsors more than 368 Artists' Projects and 52 Emerging Organizations, in addition to supporting many others through its core programs.
