Browse through our collection of articles, interviews, and videos relating to art, business, creativity, professional development, and much more. Items with a star indicate a resource for members only - login is required.
You can find even more content about artists and art quilts in Resources.
Being a professional artist means delving into the basics of accounting, business, and copyrighting issues. It's not all about creating art!
The creative process for many artists is usually a solitary practice. But many artists benefit from getting feedback from their peers or collaborating on new projects.
Find out what you need to know to exhibit your artwork. Get the scoop on finding opportunities and preparing your artwork.
We love to make our art, but a professional practice doesn’t stop there. Learn more about pricing, marketing, and selling your artwork.
An important part of being an exhibiting artist is writing professional artist statements and communicating about your art using language.
Want to learn more about the creative process or just want a peek into the studio of some of our artists? Check out our collection of artist interviews and conversations.
Looking for a new technique to try to express your creativity? We've put together of list ranging from surface design methods to using technology for art.
Jane Dunnewold teaches and lectures internationally, and has mounted numerous solo exhibitions. She is a recipient of the Quilt Japan Prize, and Gold Prize at the Taegue (Korea) International Textile Exhibition.
Dunnewold has authored numerous books, including the classic Complex...
Selling Art Quilts with Wen Redmond, Roxane Lessa, and Frieda Anderson
Three SAQA members share their art quilts and discuss how their creative lives are influenced by the places they live. Alicia Merrett was born and raised in Argentina and lives in the United Kingdom. Barbara Lange and Uta Lenk live...
Juried Artist Member panelists Sue Bleiweiss, Lorie McCown, and Judy Kirpich discussed their experiences working in a series while using their art to support their points of view.
Working in a series is a way to create a related, recognizable...
