Commentary

Cheryl Broschard, director of AtlantiCare’s Healing Arts Program, just released a call for artwork (see RFPs below) for one of their facilities.  There are two phases,...

COVID-19 is impacting all of our lives across the globe.  While social distancing and lockdowns are the right moves to protect the health of our communities, the complete...

Former Mayor and State Assemblyman Ed Salmon sent the following to Governor Murphy in May of 2018. Just last month the Governor did make an appointment. And she is from Teaneck,...

Here’s the truth: the art world is not an easy one to figure out on your own. Very rarely can any single artist or person solve every problem on their own—without the help...

Did you know that a hotel could be your next art opportunity? Hotels are turning into exhibition spaces as they create a sense of place for their travelers to rest and play....

It’s a question we hear almost every day: “How can I actually get an artist grant?” In a career path that can sometimes be financially unpredictable, grants can supplement...

There’s a lot of curiosity about using print-on-demand for your art, and we’re here to give you the scoop.  Here are the main two questions we hear from artists: What...

The highest achieving artists live by a different set of rules for themselves.  There are so many common trappings in a creative career. It’s easy to get caught up in expectations,...

Powerful blog about community, corruption and the arts by Gwenn Seemel. She describes her fight to stay in her home of over twenty years in Portland, Oregon and her recent...