Twitter/Art + Social Media
Last month, I wrote a post on a new show at the Diane Farris Gallery called Twitter/Art + Social Media. I’m very happy to say that two artists with whom I have done social media work with have been accepted […]
Outsourcing
As artists in business, we are a one-person show, and we wear a lot of hats. Not only are responsible for the greatest bulk of our work, namely creating our art, but we are also responsible for the business and […]
What’s your perception of value? Pt 2
A few years back, I had an eye-opening experience around money. I had an interview to be hired by a small social-profit corporation to to marketing and PR for them for a summer. I got the interview via my network, […]
New Social Media Workshop Dates
Simon and I are back by popular demand (I’ve always wanted to say that)! Rebecca Coleman and Simon Ogden are pleased to present their immensely popular workshop: Demystifying Social Media Welcome To The New Marketing Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:30 […]
Your perception of value
Money. It’s been a trending topic in my own personal blogosphere, lately. First there was John McLauglan talking about Firing some of his Customers. Then Nancy Kenny asked me for some advice about valuing her new service, and wrote about […]
Vancouver 2050: A Creative City
Ah, I love social media. The networking opportunities are endless. I was recently introduced to Sean Bickerton via Susan Weiss, neither of whom I have met in person, but am friends with through Facebook and Twitter. Sean Bickerton is planning […]
Marketing vs. Publicity
I am a freelance theatre publicist, and I often get asked “what’s the difference between marketing and publicity?” so I thought I’d write a post on it. Marketing has a much larger reach. Marketing includes anything to do with your […]
Facebook Invite Etiquette
A couple of months back, I got this email from Kevin Teichroeb, who is the Tech guru guy at the Alliance for Arts and Culture. He asked me this: I was just in a meeting today discussing RSVPs sent on […]
How to promote your theatre season on a shoestring budget
Last summer, I was asked to give a workshop called “How to Promote Your Theatre Season on a Shoestring” at the Mainstage Conference that’s thrown every year by Theatre BC. I did it, to a fairly small crowd, but everyone […]
What happens when Social Media and Visual Arts collide?
Twitter/Art + Social Media, that’s what. From April 1- May 1, 2010, the Diane Farris Gallery will be presenting an exhibition called Twitter/Art + Social Media, an exhibition of work by artists who use social media for the inspiration, production […]