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Virtual Art Programs with

Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator

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THE PROSPEROUS ARTIST SERIES

Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 12 – 1 pm

Financial Fitness for Artists – Part I

How can an artist profit financially from their creative work? The myth of the starving artist is debunked as Joyce Raimondo presents the many ways Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, and other modern artists earned a prosperous living making art. Joyce will also present practical tips for selling and promoting art, and participants are invited to brainstorm ideas for financial prosperity in the arts.

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Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 12 – 1:15 pm

Financial Fitness for Artists – Part II

Panel facilitated by Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator with Carol Steinberg and Renée Vara

Carol Steinberg is an intellectual property attorney and professor at School of Visual Arts.

Carol will describe why registration is important in enforcing copyrights and provisions that should be included in an artist’s contract with a gallery. Renée Vara is a court expert and artist advocate for creative rights with 30 years as a certified appraiser, advisor, and educator to manage collections for foundations, studios, and private collectors. Renée will present ways artists can manage their studios, art, and consignments along with tips for pricing, insurance, and other business know-how. (This program has been pre-recorded.)

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Thursday, June 25, 2026, 1 – 2:00 pm

MORE THAN A PRETTY FACE: Pollock, Picasso, and Cubism Workshop

Why would a woman have a blue face or two noses? Discover the meaning behind Picasso’s

portraits and his influence on Pollock. Then create a unique Cubist face that expresses emotion

using cut paper collage. Have supplies on hand: paper for your project, assorted colored

papers to cut, glue and scissors, paint supplies, or draw.

Offered by East Hampton Library

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Image: Andy Warhol

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Architect Peter Blakes’s 1949 Pollock Museum Model on Location 

Jackson Pollock: Architect Peter Blake’s 1949 Museum Design / Model …. link

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Jackson Pollock Studio Floor

— Photographed, 1998, for the Museum of Modern Art’s

Jackson Pollock RetrospectivePhoto © Jeff Heatley.

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Photograph: Jackson Pollock Studio Floor / Prints for Sale

Enlargements to 8 feet / wood mount options.

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 Jackson Pollock’s Studio Floor, 1947 – 1952 / Uncovered, 1987

/ Photo for MoMA, 1998 / Prints for Sale 

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