Creative Capital are offering Free Workshops on Coping with COVID

[Image Description: Video still of Rhonda Wheatley leading a remote workshop via an online streaming platform, she wears a black shirt, large hoop earrings, and is looking down against a beige wall.]

Creative Capital have launched a series of free online workshops, Coping with COVID, designed to help artists mitigate the effects of the pandemic and economic situation, and above all to show that none of us are alone in this struggle. All four of the workshops are now available to watch online here. 

They include instruction on how to do the following:

Livestreaming for Artists

If you're thinking about livestreaming for the first time, it can be hard to know where to start. Yara Travieso and Brighid Greene suggest using livestreaming less as a final product, and more as a way to continue a creativepractice. In their workshop, they assess different platforms and what to know when just getting started.
Read Travieso and Greene's resource guide.

Financial Implications for Creative Individuals

Elaine Grogan Luttrull, CPA-PFS, AFC, answers questions and provides tangible strategies to help artists cope with the unique financial challenges they face in these uncertain times, including a look at small business loans, filing for unemployment, and more.

Get Financial Advice

Time Management for Artists During Challenging Times

When your home is your office, studio, daycare, and sanctuary, how do you divide up and manage your activities? Amy Bloustine advises on ways to create more structure and better manage your time in order to reduce stress, and be more productive during the quarantine.

Manage Your Time and Space

Centering Wellness and Self-Care

As artists attempt to maintain a sense of "business as usual" when things are anything but usual, Rhonda Wheatley discusses lessons in healing and wellness to manage the growing isolation, anxiety, and uncertainty we are all facing. Wheatley closes with a guided meditation.

Take a Breath