http://photophilanthropy.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/beginning-again/
Posted by Melbourne, Australia (recently moved from Phoenix, Arizona) artist Eliza Gregory.
http://photophilanthropy.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/beginning-again/
For anyone looking for a meaningful way to give back via the arts, I think philanthropist Ted Decker is an excellent example. His Catalyst Fund, set up in 2003, is designed to help artists market themselves—an expensive and yet crucial component of getting your work out into the world and moving your artistic career forward. He supports both international artists and Phoenix-based artists, and is a strong presence in the Phoenix arts community. His often-small—sometimes less than $300—grants make a huge difference. By helping a few individuals, he builds stronger ties between many people within a disparate city.
http://photophilanthropy.wordpress.com/2009/12/02/beginning-again/
For anyone looking for a meaningful way to give back via the arts, I think philanthropist Ted Decker is an excellent example. His Catalyst Fund, set up in 2003, is designed to help artists market themselves—an expensive and yet crucial component of getting your work out into the world and moving your artistic career forward. He supports both international artists and Phoenix-based artists, and is a strong presence in the Phoenix arts community. His often-small—sometimes less than $300—grants make a huge difference. By helping a few individuals, he builds stronger ties between many people within a disparate city.
Posted by Ted G. Decker Blog at 12/14/2009 10:18 PM 
Categories: contemporary art artists careers professional development
Tags: Eliza Gregory Catalyst Fund Phoenix art community artists careers marketing blog Ted Decker
Categories: contemporary art artists careers professional development
Tags: Eliza Gregory Catalyst Fund Phoenix art community artists careers marketing blog Ted Decker
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