Paint to Promo: Part 2
Artist Self-Promotion Workshop
Sat., January 11, 11 am - 2 pm
The Norwalk Art Space
455 West Avenue, Norwalk CT
Join Lauren for a free workshop Paint-to-Promo 'Tangible Tips'
In this edition of Paint-to-Promo, we'll dive into tangible tips! Whether you attended the first workshop or you missed it and are starting fresh, this workshop will deliver value insights into marketing for artists and creatives.
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Sign up for this free workshop and experience:
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Tangible tips on how to improve your personal branding
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Learn strategies for building brand curiosity
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Discuss tools and techniques that foster growth and streamline processes
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Activate your personal creative story and start to put ideas in motion
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This is a free workshop. Open to all creatives practicing in different mediums.
Register below!
December Workshop Description
In this 3-hour workshop, learn with Lauren Clayton, an artist and graphic design based in Stamford, CT. Embark on a journey of creative discovery in this interactive workshop designed for artists navigating self-promotion and personal branding. As both a fellow traveler and guide, Lauren will share the lessons, triumphs, and missteps that have shaped her path, offering valuable insights and resources. Like crafting a travel itinerary, we’ll explore essential strategies for amplifying your unique voice and showcasing your work effectively. But this isn't a solo trip—it's an invitation to collaborate, exchange experiences, and build a roadmap together. Whether you're starting out or refining your brand, let's chart the course for artistic growth and visibility—together.​
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Loved what you learned!? Would love to hear your feedback about the workshop. If you missed it, download the FREE Workshop workbook!
STACKED: Merging Layer
STACKED is a exhibition with a kaleidoscope of colors and deeply meaningful messages woven together through drawings, paintings, and collages on canvas and in video. Artists Lauren Clayton, Holly Danger and Brian Kasper cross paths in their journey of creation, experimentation, stacks of sketchbooks, journals, and ephemera works that transcend their given mediums.