Sentences with phrase «costs of studio space»

There are day jobs to contend with, rising costs of studio space, balancing the needs of artistic practice with family life and social needs.

The proposed cost of studio space is # 8.00 per sq ft per year *.

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One of the amazing things about this organization is their Fashion Incubator program which sets up young designers like Youssef with low - cost studio space and teaches them proper business practices.

Through its Fashion Incubator initiative, it supports and nurtures young designers with mentorship and low - cost studio spaces, while the CFDA / Vogue Fashion Fund, developed in partnership with American Vogue, awards winning designers with $ 300,000 as well as a full year of business mentorship.

And «tons» of studios require «tons» of money that has to be constantly spent to maintain rent space, employees pay, insurance and development and production costs.

Habitual visitors to Phoenix Brighton will probably be well aware of its history since it was established by a group of artists in 1992 with the primary aim of providing low cost studio space.

The Lighthouse Works provides fellows with housing, food, studio space, a $ 250 travel allowance and a stipend of $ 1,500 to defray the costs of shipping materials, the purchase of art supplies, and other expenses incurred in making artwork in a remote location; our belief is that no artist should have to spend money to accept the opportunity of a fellowship.

Above all, he needs the prices of his work to remain high in order to keep on working, and that's very different from Jasper Johns or Brice Marden, who might make paintings that sell for millions of dollars but whose actual costs in terms of materials and studio space are relatively low.

In exchange, the nonprofit Dimensions Variable will pay «half the cost» of renovating the Brutalist - style Centre Gallery with exhibition space and three studios, he says.

As the cost of work space is beyond the reach of most artists in New York, 4heads felt the need to make some studio spaces available.

The John Baldessari Art Studio Building, which has already opened, cost $ 3.1 million to build and features approximately 7,000 square feet of space — much of it used as studio space for art students and faculty.

Benicia painter William Harsh took to heart the lesson of his mentor Philip Guston that making a painting entails bringing something into two worlds: the one in which canvases pile up and studio space costs money and the parallel world of picture space, a realm of freedom where even the impossible may find a place.