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$25 (Optional $35 / $50 levels)
January 1 - December 31, 2025This subscription is for US-based Visual Artists who want to be notified of upcoming grant and monetary award opportunities. Subscribers will receive over the course of 2024:
An email notification with information about the opportunity one month in advance of the deadline
a reminder email closer to the deadline
a final reminder the day before the deadline
This is a nudge service so that artists don’t miss important grant deadlines.
Subscribers will be notified of at least 15 grant opportunities between January and December 2024, from small $200 grants to prestigious awards. These grant opportunities are all administered through open call / juried processes.
The 2024 Subscription sent over 70 Artist Grant deadlines to subscribers.
Subscriptions run from January to December, however, you may sign up at any time.
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$35 / month
This is my primary offering that I hope is the most useful for artists. With this service, The Artist’s Office presents selected opportunities for the artist based on their eligibility and interests each month. I have accumulated an extensive and ever-growing database of opportunities and deadlines which I have sourced and vetted from personal research, artist resource websites, mailing lists, social media and word of mouth so that you don’t have to.
The subscription is for Visual Artists at any stage of their career and includes opportunities for:
Solo Exhibitiosn, Juried Exhibitions, Publications, Curatorial projects, Public Art, Mentorship, Grants/Funding, Residencies, & Awards/Competitions
With a subscription, you will receive details each month of approaching deadlines that you are eligible for and that match your priorities. Notifications will come in the format of an email with the pertinent details consolidated into an easy-to-read overview, with additional insight such as previous recipients and juror info. Rather than an extensive data dump, the subscription service is highly selective; I consider the expense as well as the potential benefits to determine which opportunities I send to each artist. Most artists receive about one deadline per week of vetted opportunities. Read more about what you could be missing out on.
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$150/hour
One-on-one sessions with the Artist’s Office to discuss specific questions, projects brainstorming and general brain-picking. Areas AO can help with:
Applications/submissions - in-depth help with preparing specific applications and proposals including project development, portfolio feedback and content structuring
Studio Project planning - timelines and organization of upcoming projects or creating a plan to move toward a particular opportunity
Recommending opportunities available to the artist - identifying priorities and creating a plan for applying to grants, residencies, shows and other opportunities
Writing - developing content and language for statements and applications
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$50/hour for copyediting
$100/hour for drafting (developing content)The Artist’s Office will work with the artist to compose and/or edit written materials such as statements, proposals, letters of inquiry and responses to application specific questions.
Can include:
Content (re)structuring
Proofreading/editing
Research
Brainstorming
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$40/hour
Formatting Artist CV or Resume to follow the College Art Association Guidelines. Helping artists look professional at any stage of their career.
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Virginia Broersma is available for guest speaking/teaching engagements at schools, workshops and events. She specializes in sharing pragmatic and strategic ideas and resources with students in college art programs, as well as with working artists or those interested in becoming artists.
Some schools Broersma has guest lectured at:
CSU Long Beach
Montana State University
Georgia State University
Pomona College
Emily Carr University of Art & Design -
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.
BIG IDEAS
The Artist’s Office is also engaged in the research and sharing of knowledge on the (at times) opaque processes of the art world. Future opportunities including workshops, business planning groups, a think tank, skillshare and organized conversations with art world professionals will be offered from time to time. If you would like to stay up to date as these services are unleashed, please join the mailing list.