Ever wonder how artists get into exhibits and festivals to sell their work? Learn how in this discussion lead by seasoned exhibit and festival artists and organizers about how to get started! Artists and Arts Administrators, Julie Fakler and Tami Resler will share their experiences on successfully applying for and participating in exhibits and art festivals across the region. They will provide practical suggestions for aspiring artists from an organizer’s perspective.
Join us in our Depot Gallery from 6-7 pm on April 14 for a facilitated educational discussion - offered at no cost - which supports both emerging and established artists.
FEATURED PANELISTS
Julie Fakler has been the Executive Director of the Paradise Center for the Arts (PCA) since 2023 and has held multiple roles at PCA over 14 years: Visual Arts & Education Director, Operations Manager, Member Guest Services, Instructor, and Gallery Committee Chair. A professional artist and arts advocate, she has received several personal grants and secured many grants for PCA. She has served as a SEMAC Board Member and Advisory Panelist, and been on the Studio ARTour planning committee, Faribault Tourism Board, Historic Downtown Committee, BNI, and Downstream Film Leadership Committee.
Tami Resler has been making fun, accessible pottery and sculpture for over two decades, alongside a career in non-profit fundraising. As President and Co-Founder of the Straight River Arts Festival Tami strives to create a community art festival and thriving Arts Organization.
Red Wing Arts is pleased to present our monthly ARTSpeak artist professional development program!
Join us at 6 pm on the second Tuesday of each month for this free program designed to support both emerging and established artists.
Each month we’ll alternate between panel discussions featuring experts on topics that build business skills and professional growth, and studio visits and networking sessions. Artists and creatives of all disciplines are welcome!
ARTSpeak is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.