Events for November 1, 2024 - November 1, 2024

Learn why and how to use accessibility features on select social media platforms.

Reserve a seat in one of our fun, supportive small group discussion sessions, where you'll have the opportunity to talk about why and how you're seeking collaborators, hear from fellow artists and creatives, and possibly make some new connections.

An introductory personal finance webinar on the importance of building assets and saving money for expenses, goals, and emergencies. Presented by Financial Representatives from Frost Bank.

Share about your arts-related projects and goals, and learn what other ARP members are working on in our monthly live peer share and discussion!

Gain an overview of the benefits for pursuing interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary work, with case study examples of other artists in your ARP network exploring new avenues for funding. Workshop presented by interdisciplinary artivist Dannie Snyder.

Join fellow artists and creatives in a supportive small group session to brainstorm how you might expand your artistic processes into other disciplines and explore new possibilities for funding.

Gain insights on how to approach working with communities you may not identify with and, more specifically, with communities in which uneven power and privilege dynamics exist between yourself and the community members. Workshop presented by interdisciplinary artivist and educator Dannie Snyder.

Join fellow artists and creatives in a supportive small group session to brainstorm how you might expand your artistic processes into other disciplines and explore new possibilities for funding.

Join your artist colleagues in an honest and open small group discussion about ethical considerations for bringing your work (as creator or instructor) to marginalized communities that society often deems "at-risk," "oppressed," "vulnerable," or "victims."

Join your artist colleagues in an honest and open small group discussion about ethical considerations for bringing your work (as creator or instructor) to marginalized communities that society often deems "at-risk," "oppressed," "vulnerable," or "victims."

Learn best practices in constructing a diversity statement for your website, application, or submission packet. Workshop presented by Bethany McLemore Stewart, PhD.

Rethink the functionality of your art and identify how your work might align with larger social, cultural, and historical themes and purposes.