Envisioning The Art Career You Actually Want to Have
with Helen Klebesadel | Presented virtually
April 16 – May 13 (see schedule below) | Deadline to register: April 9 by 5pm
Ages 16+ | $120/person
Envisioning The Art Career You Actually Want to Have
You cannot have it if you cannot imagine it. This virtual month-long workshop will focus on the participant’s art and/or life passion, talents, and desires, to create a vision for a the meaningful career/business that they actually want to have. Through a series of self-reflective exercises we will develop an initial planning process to articulate your vision for the art career that is meaningful to you. We will also imagine the first steps toward realizing that vision. Discussions and exercises on the workshop website and through optional weekly zoom discussions will help participants define what success looks like for themselves and decide how to use their personal values and goals to inform their choices.
In-depth class schedule (all times are CST/Chicago time zone):
- Friday, April 16: Workshop website goes live with workshop materials available to start individual work. Students will receive the link to the class website after registering.
- Thursday, April 22 (earth day) | 6-7:30pm : An introductory group Zoom meeting. An invitation to the Zoom meeting will be sent by April 19 by instructor.
- Thursdays: April 29, May 6, and May 13th: additional optional weekly Zoom check ins at the same time (6-7:30pm)
- Fridays: April 23, April 30, & May 7: Assignments and worksheets will be posted on the class website by noon. The worksheets are private, just for participants to see and think about, but responses to the exercises are due Thursdays by noon, before the Zoom calls.
- Thurs, May 13, Helen will post a final portfolio/action plan that participants complete for their next steps toward the careers they actually would like to have
Supplies: There are no specific supplies required for this workshop. You may want a notebook and pen to take notes, but that is optional
This workshop is presented using Zoom. The platform is free to use but does require an account. We highly recommend testing your zoom account, including audio and visual setup, in advance of the first meeting.
