Artist Contracts, Studio Loans, and Collaboration with Virginia Broersma (ep. 207)
Description of Artist Contracts, Studio Loans, and Collaboration with Virginia Broersma (ep. 207)
host: Alyson Stanfield
Artist and advocate Virginia Broersma talks with me about her efforts to support fellow artists through practical resources. Virginia shares how she founded The Artist's Office to help artists manage administrative tasks and created The Artist's Contract, a free tool for artist protections.
We also explore her Studio Loan program, which connects artists needing temporary studio space. Virginia's work highlights the importance of collaboration, transparency, and empowering artists to navigate their careers confidently.
00:22 Meet Virginia Broersma 01:16 Virginia's Recent Projects and Initiatives 02:15 The Evolution of Virginia's Career 03:49 The Artist's Office: Supporting Artists 06:03 Navigating Opportunities and Challenges 07:36 Balancing Art and Administrative Work 08:41 Setting Boundaries and Prioritizing Studio Time 24:57 The Artist Contract and Studio Loan Program 34:57 Encouraging Artist Collaboration and Networking
🎧 RELATED EPISODES
How to Legally Protect Your Creative Work with Kathryn Goldman (ep. 125)
Artist as Problem Solver with Michael Gadlin (ep. 93)
Risk, Rejection, and Resilience with Christine Aaron (ep. 114)
📖 To read more, see images, find resources mentioned, and leave a comment, visit https://artbizsuccess.com/broersma-contracts
⭐️ Connect with Virginia and see more of her art: https://virginiabroersma.com
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