Author Alix Sloan Posted on May 23, 2017June 16, 2017Categories art career, artist advice
I’m so honored that the amazing folks at Delve asked to interview me about my experience in the art world, advice for artists, book and online courses. If you’re interested, you can access the interview directly on the Delve blog or explore the entire Delve website to learn more about everything they do for, and with, artists.
Author Alix Sloan Posted on January 26, 2017June 16, 2017Categories art career, artist advice
Truth #1: The art world is changing rapidly. It’s important to keep up. Subscribe to a few newsletters, follow blogs and/or people who post pertinent information, pick up a magazine. Truth #2: Knowing what you want will make the journey less painful. Make a list of what you want from your life and your career. Set goals for one year, five years and ten years from now. Keep your goals in mind every time you make a decision. Truth #3: Community is crucial. … Continue reading “Twelve Truths and One Big Lie: Practical facts to help emerging professional artists stay on track”
Author Alix Sloan Posted on October 5, 2015June 16, 2017Categories art career, artist advice, Uncategorized
On 10/1 Aaron Smith & I were guests on Mike Kelley’s radio show! Interested? Go to www.kchungradio.org/archive.html click on Oct 1 and then The Comic Book Show to listen.
Author Alix Sloan Posted on September 11, 2015June 16, 2017Categories art career, art galleries, artist advice
The Midway is hosting a panel discussion & book singing for “Launching Your Art Career…” Sunday, September 27th, 4-7pm. Come join us! Admission is free. Drinks and books will be available for purchase. Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists Book signing and panel discussion with author Alix Sloan and contributors Ken Harman, Jen Rogers and Mark Wolfe. Moderated by The Midway Creative Program Director Kelsey Marie Issel. The Midway, 900 Marin Street, San Francisco, CA 94124 Sunday, September 27th, 4-7 PM Please join us for an afternoon … Continue reading “Panel Discussion at The Midway in San Francisco!”
Author Alix Sloan Posted on August 19, 2015June 16, 2017Categories art career, art galleries, artist advice
La Luz de Jesus Gallery is hosting a panel discussion & book singing for “Launching Your Art Career…” Sunday, September 20th, 4-7pm. Come join us! You can access more info here or read on…. Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists Book signing and panel discussion with author Alix Sloan and contributors from the book Roni Feldman, Andrew Hosner, Aaron Smith, and Billy Shire. Sunday, September 20th, 2015 4-7 PM It’s only fitting that the release party for Alix Sloan’s first non-fiction book take place at La Luz de Jesus Gallery. … Continue reading “Join Me for a Panel Discussion at La Luz de Jesus”
Author Alix Sloan Posted on July 22, 2015June 16, 2017Categories art career, artist advice
Thank you Priscilla Frank and The Huffington Post for the terrific write up! Frank says, “If you’re looking for the kind of advice that, while it may not look as great on an inspirational postcard, will help you actually sustain yourself as a working artist, we highly suggest Alix Sloan’s Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists.” Check out the complete article and her list of top 12 tips from the book here.
Author Alix Sloan Posted on July 9, 2015June 16, 2017Categories art career, artist advice
I’m very excited to share that “Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists” is now available in Paperback and/or eBook from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Nook & the Apple iBook Store. After years of lecturing at art schools, conducting one-on-one consultations and chatting with artist friends, I was frustrated by the lack of straightforward, practical, information available to artists. I longed for an easily accessible resource I could direct them to – something that covered basics like setting realistic goals, networking, creative effective … Continue reading “Available! “Launching Your Art Career: A Practical Guide for Artists””