You are more than social media. While socials are the place for dialogue and networking, a dedicated website is essential for presenting your art and your story in full. Whether you have an existing site or you’re building one for the first time, this workshop covers the essential principles of design, organization, and usability for boldly sharing your work with the world.
A vibrant, user-friendly, and visually dynamic website is what makes you stand out and increases engagement across all your platforms.
Preparation: have some paper and a pen or pencil handy.
Wednesday, March 10, 2027, 5:30 to 7 PM on Zoom. Free for Arts Foundation members, $15 for non-members.
About Jessica Burko
Jessica Burko is a practicing artist who creates process-oriented work including photographic mixed-media, site-specific installation, and layered compositions with paint and debris. She has exhibited her work since 1985 in galleries and museums throughout the US and internationally, including Kellogg University Art Gallery (Cal Poly, Pomona, CA), Danforth Museum (Framingham, MA), and the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts (Portland, ME). She holds a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and an MFA from Rochester Institute of Technology.
Burko is also an organizer, teacher, curator, and coach. She leads professional workshops through organizations such as Assets 4 Artists and works one-on-one with creatives to gain visibility in the art world and reach their creative and professional goals. As a curator, she has produced more than 40 exhibitions, and she is currently Board President of the United South End Artists and Coordinator of the South End Open Studios. Originally from Philadelphia, she lives and works in Boston.
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