Artists Thrive Summit

We are pleased to re-open free registration for those interested in joining this community.  New registrants have access to all the on-demand content, session recordings, art breaks, and all the new opportunities that will continue to roll out through the virtual portal. 

Join a Goal Advice Group!

The simplest things you can do to thrive is to collaborate and to ask for advice. Asking for advice will save you time and help you achieve more faster. We've partnered with PF Loop to offer you free tools and groups on the online Tripod Goal Success System to support your path to thriving. Sign-up today to join the I am An Artist or I Work With Artists goal advice group. 

Think of Artists Thrive Like a Navigation System 

Artists Thrive helps us see where we are in our work, where we want to go, what is important to measure, and how we can improve in ways that benefit everyone involved.

Artists Thrive is meant to be customized, adapted, and applied to many situations to support your work. These tools can also be used again and again as a reference point for measuring how you, your organization, agency, department, community collaboration, partnership, or artist collective is advancing toward your goals over time.

Artists Thrive is a growing initiative offering activities, practices, language, visions and values of what it means to succeed and thrive as an artist – and what it means to have a thriving arts sector and, eventually, thriving communities. It is a set of interconnected and holistic resources that can guide us in improving our performance and, ultimately, the conditions in which artists can thrive.

One of the things I love most about Artists Thrive is that the path to improvement for each question is made clear by the multiple choice responses themselves. It’s not as if you just have to answer “No” to a question and then wonder how to get better.

 

Getting Started is Easy!  Watch this video and see how you can start your path to thriving!

Who is an Artist?  That’s up to you! If you’re reading this, you are probably an artist or someone who supports artists. This tool purposefully does not place constraints on defining an artist. It asks many questions that apply across disciplines, geography, experience, etc.