The Sedona Art Center hosted their second Sedona Entrepreneurial Artist Development (SEAD) weekend intensive. Seventeen artists participated, joined by an outstanding group of speakers: Elizabeth St. Hilaire, Carol Douglas, Jesse Petersen, Bernadette Carroll, Cristen Crujido, Kelli Klymenko, and myself. It was a dynamic, information-rich weekend—both exhausting and exhilarating for all involved.
It was a wonderful two days full of information for those of us interested in promoting our art.
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