“As soon as you create something in a tangible form then you have copyright rights in that creation.” – NYFA Board Chair and Intellectual Property Lawyer Marc Jason NYFA Board Chair Marc Jason is an experienced litigator who has argued patent, trademark, and copyright cases in courts throughout the United States. As Senior Counsel at…
There is opportunity—and community—in cities that aren’t New York or Los Angeles. Hear how writer, editor, performer, and visual artist Karl Jones is realizing his creative visions in Tulsa, OK through the Tulsa Artist Fellowship. Karl Jones makes performance and visual work while writing and editing children’s literature for Penguin Random House. Originally from Tulsa,…
How a lasting mentorship can feel like companionship and be transformative for both the mentee and mentor. New York Foundation for the Arts’ Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program is the only known program of its kind in the United States, and has provided 490 immigrants from 79 countries and regions with mentorship, community, and exposure for…
Cycle open from Wednesday, November 18 through Monday, December 14; arts educators, arts publication editors, and arts curators now eligible to apply. New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) will open the fourth and final cycle of the Tri-State Relief Fund to Support Non-Salaried Workers in the Visual Arts on Wednesday, November 18 at 10:00…
Uprise Art Founder Tze Chun lends her expertise to artists seeking to proactively promote and sell their work. Entrepreneur and artist Tze Chun was a pioneer in recognizing the potential in online art sales, founding online gallery Uprise Art in 2011 to reach a new generation of collectors. The gallery now represents more than 150…
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