Planning an outdoor event in Newfoundland and Labrador in the summertime certainly comes with its challenges, namely, the weather. From RDF to hail and heatwaves, we never know what Mother Nature’s going to throw at us. Toss in a global pandemic and event organizers have really got their work cut out for them. But this […]
Pivot Like an Artist: St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival & “Films Where You’re At”
For artists and arts organizations, summer is one of the busiest times of the year with music and theatre festivals, craft shows and exhibitions, and other big events filling up calendars. This summer, however, things are looking a lot different due to COVID-19 and the corresponding safety measures in place. But this doesn’t mean that […]
Spotlight on “Corporate Sponsorship & the Arts” Panel Discussion
The current pandemic has presented a strange and somewhat confusing time for many people, as we figure out how to navigate relationships with our work and each each other. This is especially true for artists and arts organizations, who have often spent years building and strengthening relationships with corporate sponsors and partners. But how do […]
How’s Your Zoom Game?: Tips From Photographer & Producer Greg Locke
Work meetings, interviews, professional development workshops and hangouts with friends have been looking a bit differently these days due to COVID-19 and the physical distancing measures in place. Thankfully, there’s a host of video conferencing options out there that helps keep these face-to-face connections going as we stay apart. But how do you present yourself […]
Spotlight on The Gathered Gallery
Four years ago, friends and University of Guelph arts students Emily Pittman and Natalie Field had a vision: to create an online space where they could celebrate the art and artists they love while at the same time, giving artists a platform and the chance to make connections and learn practical skills to help them […]
The Importance of Budgeting & Cash Flow Planning: Q&A with Greg O’Brien of Dunphy Molloy & Associates
Having a budget and sticking to it can be hard enough during the best of times. But if you work in the arts, or as a freelancer, or in any position that requires balancing multiple gigs with inconsistent income, that balancing act becomes even more difficult. Throw in a global pandemic and the uncertainty that […]
