NYFA’s #ArtistHotline kicked off last month with a lot of insightful questions and much needed artist conversations. Discussions ranged from selling your artwork to starting a non-profit. You can read the whole recap here. A few questions needed more than 140 characters to answer, so we’re delving into our Twitter feed to see how we…
Discover a new gig that fits perfectly with your schedule Artists can always use extra cash. Finding a part-time job is a easy way to supplement your income. From teaching artists to gallery sitter, there are plenty of flexible opportunities on NYFA Classifieds, including one at our organization. We pulled together a brief round-up of…
Brett Wallace interviews Michael L. Royce, NYFA’s Executive Director, for LinkedIn Pulse. Read the full interview here.
“Remember: this is a photograph of your work, not your actual work” So, you’ve finished your opus and you want to share it with the world. You find an exhibition that looks promising, and you are about to apply when you notice that the judges will be evaluating your work using digital photo submissions. What…
“It’s a simultaneous feeling of having and not having” This month’s IAP Spotlight focuses on Zahra Banyamerian, who has been working and contributing to NYFA Learning and Immigrant Artist Program’s activities for the past year. Natasha Zeta, IAP intern, took the opportunity to interview Zahra about her artwork and recent experience at The League Residency…
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