Instagram can be a powerful tool for building a loyal digital following to promote your artistic practice. We wrote these best practices to using Instagram to share information about your events, your work, and your identity as an artist.

This fall Creative Capital is launching a new series of workshops on career documentation and archiving for artists, with a specific focus on Black artists. These workshops address the challenges artists face around preservation and legacy-making, particularly in the wake of larger systemic and historical erasures. In advance of this series, we interviewed our workshop leaders, who shared some helpful advice.

While there are many ways to connect with a fan base these days, email—a service that is decades old—is the most direct way to get information in front of an engaged digital network. In this article, we will review some best practices for building your email contacts, sending out regular emails, and keeping people in your network informed and interested in your career.

Each week, we compile a list of exhibitions, screenings, events, and news featuring Creative Capital Awardees.

Erin Cosgrove spoke about her new animation film, The Living Book, full of dark satire coupled and a dizzying array of influences.

Every month, Creative Capital compiles a list of residencies, grant, and award opportunities as part of our commitment to sharing resources and opportunities for artists working in all creative disciplines. These opportunities have deadlines in September and October, 2021.

Each week, we compile a list of exhibitions, screenings, events, and news featuring Creative Capital Awardees.

Each week, we compile a list of exhibitions, screenings, events, and news featuring Creative Capital Awardees.

We surveyed a number of users with a range of experience with membership platforms, based in different disciplines to get a better understanding of how they have or haven’t helped them build their practice and audience.