The Artist’s Office works with Visual Artists to recognize their agency in determining the direction of their art practice and in shaping the art world in which they want to participate.
The Artist’s Office does this through:
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I offer two (2) different Subscriptions to inform artists about open call opportunities. Artists can subscribe to either at any time. Many artists are subscribers to both subscriptions.
Annual Grant Deadlines Subscription - $25 for 2025
Subscription for Grant DeadlinesMonthly Artist Deadlines Subscription - $35/month
Subscription for information about open call deadlines for visual artists including: exhibitions, residencies, publications, workshops, grants, and more -
Proofreading, Editing, and Drafting of Artist Statements, Bios, CVs, Grants, Proposals, Exhibition Texts, and more.
Artist CV or Resume - $40/hour
Copy editing - $50/hour
Drafting - $100/hour
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Video Meetings to work together, stategize, create a plan and discuss all things realted to the “office work” of being an artist.
$150/hour
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The Artist’s Office develops a range of programs in support of an artist’s professional growth. These include workshops, panel discussions, peer review and co-working sessions, and social hours and meals for networking. Some are led/taught by Virginia Broersma, others are led/taught by professionals and artists who have skills, knowledge and insight to share.
Reach out to ask questions or get started with any of the services listed above:
Who is The Artist’s Office?
The Artist’s Office is operated by Los Angeles-based artist Virginia Broersma. It was born out of a recognition of the need many artists have for business and administrative help while identifying her own aptitude for spreadsheets, proofreading and calendar management. These organizational compulsions paired with a colossal accumulation of resources form the bedrock of the Artist’s Office.
As the Artist’s Office, Virginia works with artists to identify and pursue opportunities such as grants, exhibitions and residencies, while also offering knowledge growth, project planning and peer support.
Part of her work involves engaging with the systems and opportunities available to artists to better understand if and how they are failing to meet the needs of artists on a macro level. Virginia is particularly interested in supporting artists from underrepresented racial/economic/age/ability/gender groups with a goal of achieving parity in terms of visibility, recognition and market value in the art world of the future.
Virginia’s studio is located in the Fashion District in Los Angeles and she lives in Long Beach, CA. Her work can be seen on her website.