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Professional Development for Artists Seminars <\/p>\n
Where:
\nGreenwich Art Society
\n299 Greenwich Ave, 3rd floor
\nGreenwich, CT 06830<\/p>\n
When:
\nThursday, October 5
\nfrom 5:00-7:00pm
\nG.A.S. Gallery, 2nd floor.<\/p>\n
What can we make of today\u2019s rapidly evolving art-world? Urban centers have been replaced by global networks. Galleries are in decline. Art Fairs and Auction houses dominate the scene. Creative investment and online resources have redefined the market. Government support has all but disappeared. Private museums are on the rise. Sea-changes in patterns of patronage and young collectors motivated by new priorities raise many questions. Has the MFA culture kept pace with these changes? How relevant is higher education? Is it still a haven for creative practice? How will an artist survive? Where can they find success? What will be their legacy?
\nFor more than ten years, author, artist and educator James Lancel McElhinney has conducted nearly one hundred interviews with some of America\u2019s top artists, collectors, dealers, critics and art-historians. In these conversations, McElhinney found simple answers to difficult questions, and reasons why artists should welcome the end of an era, and the dawn of a new age. This talk will update the road-map and chart new pathways for art as enterprise. <\/p>\n
To attend, call the Greenwich Art Society at 203-629-1533
\n(Members $25 \/ Non-members $45)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Professional Development for Artists Seminars Where: Greenwich Art Society 299 Greenwich Ave, 3rd floor Greenwich, CT 06830 When: Thursday, October 5 from 5:00-7:00pm G.A.S. Gallery, 2nd floor. What can we make of today\u2019s rapidly evolving art-world? Urban centers have been replaced by global networks. Galleries are in decline. Art Fairs and Auction houses dominate the … Continue reading A FLY ON THE WALL: RE-ENVISIONING ART AND ENTERPRISE. Lecture and Discussion<\/span>