YOU OWE IT TO YOUR ART
TO GET BETTER AT
BUSINESS AND
MARKETING

It doesn't have to be hard to make a living as an artist.

You can thrive.

WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR 18 AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS TO STOP THE STRUGGLE, 
LEARN SOME BUSINESS SKILLS AND
KEEP MAKING GREAT ART

YOU CAN

YOU DON'T

Auspicious Arts Incubator taught me to be honest with myself. AAI brings your passion to the forefront and transforms your brand and practie to be efficient and proficient.

This gives me confidence, and the courage to build my art business.

Auspicious Arts Incubator certainly helped me to expand my ideas of working as an artist and bring my artistic photography to within the realms of my bread and butter photography.

Jonathan Homesey 
Choreographer, Dancer, Director & Producer

Leongatha Artist

Serana Hunt 
Photographic Artist

WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE AND YOUR ARTS PRACTICE?

Sign up now using the form above.

Or check us out at www.auspiciousartsincubator.org

DON'T JUST GET AN ARTIST GRANT!

Read more:

WHO WE ARE

JOHN PAUL FISCHBACH

John Paul has a long history of producing and directing theatre, film, festivals and site-specific events, from the 1984 Olympic Arts Festival in Los Angeles to an interactive performance at the Substation in Newport, VIC.

He has written and published a children’s book, Phillip the Penguin, created the International Puppet Carnival, directed several independent plays and opera.

In 2011 John Paul completed his first film, Shoelace, which has been screened worldwide in over 30 festivals. His transmedia project, True Secrets Melbourne, a smart-phone app was launched in 2013.

His newest project a comedy web series, Sex or Breakfast premiered in 2015. His e-book, The Australian Artist’s Survival Guide will be released in 2016.

ALIA VRYENS

Alia Vryens is a practicing theatre maker, producer and performer working in the independent scene. As an Arts administrator and Project Manager, she combines extensive experience in the corporate sector with arts-based practical experience.

LIZ O'BRIEN

Liz works with individuals using strategies and tools to support them in becoming their best self and become their fullest expression of that. She is also a tutor in wellbeing and stress at Monash University School of Medicine. Liz shows people how to manage their mental and physical energy to achieve peak performance and maintain a healthy work/life balance.

JULIE-ANNE BLACK

Before joining the incubator team, Julie-Anne was a top TV Producer producing shows including Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and was a production manager for the Sydney Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. She’s since retrained herself as a mindset, body language and NLP Trainer and is now the Incubator’s Producer of Bold & Irresistible Communicators.

Julie-Anne is an international speaker, author and founder of Be Brilliant Now. She is part of the Auspicious Arts Incubator core coaching team.

WHO YOU ARE

Although we use the word Artists generically, we mean you (and ourselves) – people using their creative skill and imagination to produce works to be appreciated for their beauty or emotional power, or to provoke a change in society or even just because we ‘have to’.

Whether you are an animator, body-painter, cartoonist, dancer, environmental sculptor, fine-art photographer, graffitist, hybrid-artist, illustrator, jeweller, or are  creating in any of the many genres of the Arts, we recognise that you each have your individual skills and passions.

However we all at some time face the same challenge – ‘How do I make enough money to enable me to produce my art the way I want to, the way I need to?’

The Auspicious Arts Incubator is a non-profit organisation that exists to help you answer that question in a practical way. If you are at the crossroads of your career and you are not sure which way to go, register for the free webinar.

HOW IT WORKS

Start by registering for the Free Webinar. Join us for an exploration of how to make a successful career from your art.

We have made that journey and want to share our knowledge and experiences with you, backed up by a series of practical steps you can take.

We can advise on obtaining grants from Art Foundations. You may find that career-counselling, the Business of Art course or a one-on-one analysis of your career may be the most appropriate.

All this will be discussed and explored in the free webinar.

So:

1. Register for the free webinar
2. Complete the artist questionnaire and let us get to know you and your arts practice (link to this available from within the webinar)
3. We assess your questionnaire and see if we have avenues to offer that will help you in the evolution of your practice
4. Pending assessment, we may invite you to a one-on-one coaching session so you can get some direct, practical advice for your arts busiess. During this conversation we can talk to you about different training options that we have available that may suit you.