Virtual Supportive and Individualized Studio Critique
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$200.00
$200.00
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This supportive studio critique may focus on important themes and narratives in our work or focus on the methods and materials we use to tell our visual story. An art career involves many creative challenges. It can make a huge difference when we can communicate our challenges with another artist who can help pull out our own deep knowledge of what matters most to us. It often leads to solutions that otherwise might be overlooked.
Each session is approximately one hour.
I very enjoy the opportunity to do a deep dive with other artists to explore their ambitions for their art and career and to support them to build upon their strengths and artistry in bringing their art to the world.
Working independently many artists hunger for the opportunity for feedback and supportive critiques of our work and our art practice. Having the opportunity to share our vision with another experienced artist/educator prepared to listen deeply, critique honestly, and advise accordingly can accelerated artistic and professional advancement. It is easier to develop clarity and determine what would be most useful in this particular moment in our art and art careers when we interact with an informed artist paying deep attention to us and our art.
A supportive studio critique may focus on important themes and narratives in our work or focus on the methods and materials we use to tell our visual story. An art career involves many creative challenges. It can make a huge difference when we can communicate our challenges with another artist who can help pull out our own deep knowledge of what matters most to us. It often leads to solutions that otherwise might be overlooked.
Session Plan
In our session, we will address your studio practice, creative blocks and successes, the narrative in your work, commissioned art, methods and materials, and preparation of your work for exhibition sharing it with the world. Dialogue and specific questions are encouraged.
Our time together is intended as a discussion to acknowledge what might not be working well for you as you build your careers as an artist and to share ideas openly and honestly. This is an opportunity for a dialogue with a professional colleague that can lead to new ideas and new methods.
Sessions are confidential, one to one, and are meant to encourage new explorations and creativity in your studio practice.
About Helen
Helen Klebesadel a working visual artist, educator, arts activist and creativity coach with over 30 years of experience in higher education and the arts. Klebesadel has exhibited globally and her work can be found in many Corporate and Private collections. Helen believes in mentoring and the importance of sharing our experience and knowledge with other artists at all career stages. She welcomes dialogue with artists who are just beginning, mid-career or seasoned professionals so that we work to achieve continued success and recognition in our artistic careers.
Klebesadel maintains her art studio in Madison, Wisconsin
FAQs
What do we discuss during the strategic sessions?
In our session, we will address your studio practice, creative blocks and successes, the narrative in your work, commissioned art, methods and materials, and preparation of your work for exhibition sharing it with the world. Dialogue and specific questions are encouraged.
Our time together is intended as a discussion to acknowledge what might not be working well for you as you build your careers as an artist and to share ideas openly and honestly. This is an opportunity for a dialogue with a professional colleague that can lead to new ideas and new methods.
Sessions are confidential, one to one, and are meant to encourage new explorations and creativity in your studio practice.
I find it useful to plan for an additional 20-30 minute follow up session will be planned a month or so after our initial meeting where we can discuss your creative developments, questions and concerns.
What is your Rescheduling Policy?
I have a 24-hour reschedule policy. Just let me know at least 24 hours in advance.
Simply email me at [email protected] to reschedule your appointment.
Do I call you or will you be calling me?
Since I use Zoom for video conferencing, I set up the video call. You do not need to call. Prior to the session, I will email you a direct link and instructions to join the call. A couple of minutes before the scheduled time, you will click on the link to connect with me. The system will ask to download the software into your computer once and you will be taken to my virtual conference room.
Do I need a special equipment to have these sessions/calls?
You can use your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone. Any of these will do for the sessions.
What is your Refund Policy & Guarantee?
I do not offer refunds for our consultation sessions, but I am committed to giving you my full attention, practical individualized support, sharing resources and brainstorm with you possible options during the sessions. The reality is that you are the person who knows the most about your art practice and your career ambitions, as well as what gets in the way. Progress and success will only occur if you take the necessary actions toward your goals. You are responsible for your own progress and I am committed to strategizing and planning for success with you.
How Much Does It Cost? $200 per 1-hour individual session. I also have ongoing coaching packages available
Two Easy Steps to Schedule a Session1. Make your payment from the options below.
2. Select a date and time for our session via email.
3. Expect an introductory email with a few questions to answer in advance of our session designed to help you clarify what you hope to achieve and for me to prepare to help you get the most out our session together.
Working independently many artists hunger for the opportunity for feedback and supportive critiques of our work and our art practice. Having the opportunity to share our vision with another experienced artist/educator prepared to listen deeply, critique honestly, and advise accordingly can accelerated artistic and professional advancement. It is easier to develop clarity and determine what would be most useful in this particular moment in our art and art careers when we interact with an informed artist paying deep attention to us and our art.
A supportive studio critique may focus on important themes and narratives in our work or focus on the methods and materials we use to tell our visual story. An art career involves many creative challenges. It can make a huge difference when we can communicate our challenges with another artist who can help pull out our own deep knowledge of what matters most to us. It often leads to solutions that otherwise might be overlooked.
Session Plan
In our session, we will address your studio practice, creative blocks and successes, the narrative in your work, commissioned art, methods and materials, and preparation of your work for exhibition sharing it with the world. Dialogue and specific questions are encouraged.
Our time together is intended as a discussion to acknowledge what might not be working well for you as you build your careers as an artist and to share ideas openly and honestly. This is an opportunity for a dialogue with a professional colleague that can lead to new ideas and new methods.
Sessions are confidential, one to one, and are meant to encourage new explorations and creativity in your studio practice.
About Helen
Helen Klebesadel a working visual artist, educator, arts activist and creativity coach with over 30 years of experience in higher education and the arts. Klebesadel has exhibited globally and her work can be found in many Corporate and Private collections. Helen believes in mentoring and the importance of sharing our experience and knowledge with other artists at all career stages. She welcomes dialogue with artists who are just beginning, mid-career or seasoned professionals so that we work to achieve continued success and recognition in our artistic careers.
Klebesadel maintains her art studio in Madison, Wisconsin
FAQs
What do we discuss during the strategic sessions?
In our session, we will address your studio practice, creative blocks and successes, the narrative in your work, commissioned art, methods and materials, and preparation of your work for exhibition sharing it with the world. Dialogue and specific questions are encouraged.
Our time together is intended as a discussion to acknowledge what might not be working well for you as you build your careers as an artist and to share ideas openly and honestly. This is an opportunity for a dialogue with a professional colleague that can lead to new ideas and new methods.
Sessions are confidential, one to one, and are meant to encourage new explorations and creativity in your studio practice.
I find it useful to plan for an additional 20-30 minute follow up session will be planned a month or so after our initial meeting where we can discuss your creative developments, questions and concerns.
What is your Rescheduling Policy?
I have a 24-hour reschedule policy. Just let me know at least 24 hours in advance.
Simply email me at [email protected] to reschedule your appointment.
Do I call you or will you be calling me?
Since I use Zoom for video conferencing, I set up the video call. You do not need to call. Prior to the session, I will email you a direct link and instructions to join the call. A couple of minutes before the scheduled time, you will click on the link to connect with me. The system will ask to download the software into your computer once and you will be taken to my virtual conference room.
Do I need a special equipment to have these sessions/calls?
You can use your desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone. Any of these will do for the sessions.
What is your Refund Policy & Guarantee?
I do not offer refunds for our consultation sessions, but I am committed to giving you my full attention, practical individualized support, sharing resources and brainstorm with you possible options during the sessions. The reality is that you are the person who knows the most about your art practice and your career ambitions, as well as what gets in the way. Progress and success will only occur if you take the necessary actions toward your goals. You are responsible for your own progress and I am committed to strategizing and planning for success with you.
How Much Does It Cost? $200 per 1-hour individual session. I also have ongoing coaching packages available
Two Easy Steps to Schedule a Session1. Make your payment from the options below.
2. Select a date and time for our session via email.
3. Expect an introductory email with a few questions to answer in advance of our session designed to help you clarify what you hope to achieve and for me to prepare to help you get the most out our session together.