By Prince Albert Arts Board

Helping Artists with Online Presence

Parts for the Arts – Artistic Professional Development

Jan 27, 2021 | 10:20 AM

The Prince Albert Arts Board offers Parts For The Arts annually to help artists take the next step in professional development, or take the first step to growing their art beyond a hobby.

This event is completely FREE to attend, thanks to the support of the City of Prince Albert.

We can have up to 30 people in attendance as per current Sasktachewan Health Authority Guidelines, or artists can opt for a live stream to be viewed from wherever they might be.

This year’s event will take place January 30th at the EA Rawlinson Centre for the Arts. With the events of 2020 limiting public access to events and retail locations, many businesses have adapted to online services to continue and artists are no different!

Whether they lacked the time or knowledge to explore online avenues for art before today, there’s no doubt everyone has the time to figure it out now.

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In keeping with the theme of online, our Parts For The Arts has been adapted to help you navigate the new (or not so new) digital tools that can help expand your reach or connect with your art community.

That’s why we’ve titled this year’s event “Connections:Personal, Artistic, Online.”

Session topics include:

· Introduction to Social Media with Adreanna Boucher,

· Introduction to Websites with Cara Stelmaschuk,

· Blogging Panel (moderated by Brooke Wozniak, featuring Cherise Arnesen,Carolyn Carleton and Wilna Furstenberg),

· Email Marketing (Newsletters) with Jeffery Straker,

· Bringing It All Together with Kayanna Wirtz,

· The day will close with a keynote address by Jeffery Straker:Building A Fanbase From The Grassroots Up.

More information, including presenter bios and the registration form, can be found at https://www.princealbertarts.ca/parts-for-the-arts