If you’re a freelance artist, filing your taxes might be a bit of a more complicated process than it is for others. There’s likely income from sales and commissions to think about, as well as grants and awards and more. You might also have to calculate tax generated from income originating from this province, as […]
Spotlight on TODOS Productions & NewfoundLanded
Diversity, inclusion and accessibility are an incredibly important part of the conversation these days as we strive for a more equitable world for all. And for local writer, performer and director Santiago Guzmán of TODOS Productions, his latest project is an important way to help further that conversation while sharing the stories of those from […]
Spotlight on Union House Arts Artist-In-Residence Program
Artist residencies are a win-win situation. As the artist is given time and space to create in new surroundings, soaking in fresh inspiration and making invaluable connections and friendships along the way, so does the community benefit from this creative energy and new perspectives and ideas, as well as the knowledge that is shared through […]
Grant Writing for Individual Artists & Arts Groups: Q&A with Katrina Rice of ArtsNL
On February 17, our Business Workshops for Artists series continues with a session on grant writing for individual artists and arts groups, led by Katrina Rice of ArtsNL. The session will focus on the preparation and submission of applications to the Professional Projects Grants Program (PPGP), which recently saw an increase of $300,000 as part […]
Spotlight on the Business Workshops for Artists Series: Community Capacity Building Program
Last year was a busy one for our Business Workshops for Artists Series. Since the pandemic, we’ve pivoted to an online platform, reaching even more artists, organizations and attendees all across the province. Again, we thank Cox & Palmer for their generous support in sponsoring our 2020 series. In one of our last offerings of […]
Top Artist Pivots of 2020
This past year has been a challenging one to say the least. With Snowmageddon followed almost immediately by the ongoing pandemic – it’s been enough to take the wind out of anyone’s sails. But so many, local businesses, artists and arts organizations included, have shown us how it’s possible to weather the worst of storms. […]
