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National Professional-Development Workshops for Artists

In locations around the country, CAA offers National Professional-Development Workshops for Artists on a range of topics, from health and safety in the studio to grant writing to professional relationship building. Each event is developed in collaboration with regional institutions to serve the specific interests of their local constituencies. The workshops have been sustained by two generous grants from the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation.

2011–12 Workshops

CAA National Professional-Development Workshop in Santa Fe New Mexico

CAA has announced the dates and location for one remaining workshop in 2012:

This season CAA has held workshops in: Baltimore, Maryland (March 26, 2011); Trenton, New Jersey (May 14, 2011); and Richmond, Virginia (October 1, 2011); San Diego, California (June 29–30, 2012); Portland, Oregon (October 6, 2012); and Columbus, Ohio (November 10, 2012).

Past Workshops

The eight workshops of the 2009–10 season took place in: Trenton, New Jersey (May 9, 2009); Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (November 10, 2009); Detroit, Michigan (November 20–21, 2009); Lafayette, Lousiana (May 6–8, 2010); Portland, Oregon (September 25, 2010); San Diego, California (October 2, 2010); Albuquerque, New Mexico (October 9, 2010); and Birmingham, Alabama (November 20, 2010).

In 2007–8, CAA offered eight workshops in: Birmingham, Alabama; Alexandria, Louisiana; Providence, Rhode Island; Anchorage, Alaska; Detroit, Michigan; Cleveland, Ohio; Eugene, Oregon; and Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

Contact

Questions regarding the National Professional-Development Workshops for Artists should be directed to Michael Fahlund, CAA deputy director.




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