Presenter: Gigi Rosenberg

In this lively, hands-on workshop, artists learn 10 tips for giving an outstanding presentation whether it’s to one person or a crowd. From formal, public talks, to informal, social conversations, an artist’s ability to cogently discuss her work can ensure opportunities, connections, and sales. Learn how to rehearse (even for off-the-cuff talks), enjoy the limelight, manage a Question & Answer session, and connect with your public. You’ll leave the workshop with ideas for where you could be talking about your work right now and inspiration and practical tips for writing and delivering both your elevator speech and a more formal talk about your work. Come prepared to practice with a supportive coach and learn how to connect with and build your audience. 

Presenter: Gigi Rosenberg is the author of The Artist’s Guide to Grant Writing: How to Find Funds and Write Foolproof Proposals for the Visual, Literary, and Performing Artist (Watson-Guptill, 2010). This book grew out of her professional development workshops taught in Portland, Chicago, New York, and throughout the Pacific Northwest. Rosenberg has been published by Seal Press, The Oregonian, Jewish Review, Parenting, and Writer’s Digest, performed at On the Boards, and broadcast on Oregon Public Broadcasting. She has just been named adjunct fellow at the Attic Institute. Gigi's Website.

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