here's how it works:
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3. group chat
4. theoretical background
5. practice analysis
6. strategizing
8. подготовка документов
7. short-term action plan
  • This space is not only for coordinating meetings. It remains open for discussions, follow-up questions, and sharing materials.
During the meetings, we will discuss your work — looking for its strengths and weaknesses and, when relevant, identifying the distinctive features of your artistic language. We keep the level of critique comfortable for you: our work together is always as friendly and supportive as possible.
На встречах мы будем обсуждать ваши работы - будем искать сильные и слабые стороны, подсвечивать признаки вашего авторского почерка при необходимости. Мы удерживаем комфортный для вас градус критики, у нас работа происходит предельно дружелюбно.
You also prepare your portfolio, bio, and CV yourself (as well as an Artist Statement and curatorial texts, if needed). The group meetings become a space for final supervision: you can test your work with us and with your peers.
The most important component of the intensive — and its most long-lasting and useful outcome.
A strategy is not a plan, but rather a set of principles that will help you adapt to changing circumstances. We discuss it during the seminars.
You develop the plan yourself; we review it and suggest adjustments.
1. calls with Karolina and Catherine
2. goal-setting
A key stage of the process, which most often takes place during the seminars: you will formulate your goals in advance, and then we will refine them together, taking all relevant circumstances into account — so that your goals are realistic and achievable.
  • The Zoom meetings are structured literally as seminars: we come together — all 4 or 5 participants, along with Carolina and Katya. Participants take turns presenting their material, while the collective intelligence of the group focuses on one person’s work at a time. Before each meeting, we send you the ideas, materials, and questions that we will discuss together.
  • As methodologists, Carolina and Katya have a broad range of knowledge and project-design skills and are able to look at your situation from the outside — as part of a larger system. Each artist also brings their own perspective and experience to the group work.
an intensive program lasting two months
seminar format & access to “collective intelligence”
2
$350
$80
duration
months
Artist Statement
or curatorial text
full program fee:
+
$290
working in a group will help you:
  • build your personal brand, formulate your concept, and prepare a portfolio to promote your work and build your professional network;
  • overcome fears around criticism — learn to perceive it as feedback rather than a threat (or simply learn not to pay attention to it);
  • develop a planning system and an adequate, realistic working schedule;
  • overcome creative blocks: with the help of the methodologists, find ways to recover and discover new directions within your artistic practice;
  • let go of the stress of competition and focus on your own path — learn to evaluate yourself and your progress realistically, without becoming fixated on comparisons with others;
  • understand pricing and learn to assess the value of your work adequately, as well as receive recommendations on selling through galleries, online platforms, and participation in art fairs.
how to begin:
choose the format that works best for you: personal mentoring ot group sessions
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fill out the application form (it takes approximately 10–15 minutes)
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complete the payment
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you're all set - let's begin!
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Zoom meeting: we’ll discuss your needs, clarify your request, answer the questions you may have
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we’ll send you our guide and detailed program information, and offer available time slots for a 15-minute introductory call
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