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A year-long, online artist development program to help artists level up their practice.
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    Jun 9
    Less than one week left to apply! What would a year of in-depth, honest support do for your art practice? Artist Commons is a year-long, online development program for early- and mid-career visual artists. Each month you'll receive feedback on your work, learn how to navigate
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    Jun 22
    We’re delighted to welcome Dr. Rebecca Millsop (@_noumenal) as a new mentor for Artist Commons. Rebecca has already been part of our larger art education community as a regular lecturer in the philosophy of art, and we’re thrilled to deepen that relationship as she begins
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    Jun 21
    Can’t afford to get an MFA? Artist Commons is a year-long, online development program for visual artists. We're not an MFA, but we offer many of the things artists are looking for when they start thinking about grad school: a year-long structure, weekly feedback and portfolio
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    Jun 20
    Art history is about more than just the past. It gives artist tools to think with and helps us understand how images speak when we sit down to our own work in the studio. One of our favorite works from Dr. Amy Raffel's art history lecture a couple weeks ago was Martha Rosler’s
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    Jun 18
    Filippo Tommaso Marinetti and the Italian Futurists thought traditional language was too slow for the modern world. Grammar, punctuation, syntax, even the rectangle of the page — all of it belonged to the past. So they broke language open. Letters exploded across the page. They
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