Creative practitioners in Port Lincoln will have the opportunity to learn how to use the online realm to support their practices in August when Guildhouse hosts the workshop, Get Connected: online marketing for artists
The web is a powerful marketing and communication tool. As a creative practitioner, establishing a profile online can increase your audience, extend your impact and break geographic constraints. But it’s not always easy to get noticed and given the multitude of tools and services available it can be difficult to know where to start. Learn how to make the web work for you, engage in the wider arts community and build your audience in this workshop presented by technoevangelist Fee Plumley, artist Leith O’Malley and Guildhouse’s Membership Services and Program Manager, Peta Mount.
Presented in partnership with Country Arts SA and supported by the Ian Potter Foundation, Get Connected: online marketing for artists is part of Guildhouse’s INFORM Regional Access program. INFORM is Guildhouse’s professional development program of workshops, artist and industry talks, information sessions and networking events. While sessions offer creative practitioners a good opportunity to network with peers, the primary aim of INFORM is to provide creative practitioners with practical skills, information, advice and the contacts necessary to develop and maintain a successful professional practice.
Workshop 11am – 3pm Sunday 25 August 2013
Venue Media Room, Civic Hall, 62-64 Tasman Tce, Port Lincoln
Cost $50 for entire workshop or $20 per session
Catering provided
For more information or to register:
Visit: www.guildhouse.org.au and click on events, call: 8410 1822 or
email: [email protected]
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