Capital City Arts Initiative

Jane Kenoyer
Thursday, July 11, 2013 •  3 – 4:30pm
at Dayton Community Center
170 Pike Street, Dayton

Marketing and Selling Your Art with Jane Kenoyer

The Capital City Arts Initiative and Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey counties have collaborated on a free marketing workshop for artists. Artist Jane Kenoyer will teach the workshop Thursday, July 11, 3 – 4:30pm at the Dayton Community Center, 170 Pike Street, Dayton, Nevada. Ms. Kenoyer will cover strategies for marketing your art using You Tube, Vine, online blogs, photography, Facebook, print media, television, regional galleries, colleges, and more.

How To Register: This workshop has limited space and participants must reserve their spots. Please call Quest Lakes at (775) 287-7598 or (775) 847-0742  to register.

This workshop is in conjunction with an exhibition showcasing work by eight professional artists with ties to Lyon County. Participants will have a chance to view the exhibition and meet other artists from the region after the workshop.

Ms. Kenoyer has shown her artwork in Reno at Stremmel Gallery, Sheppard Fine Art Gallery, Grand Sierra Resort, RAW Artists shows, and in San Francisco at Modern Eden Gallery, Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle, among others. Collectors of her work include internationally known gallery owner Kirsten Anderson. She demonstrates enormous savvy in marketing through You Tube, Vine, print media etc. Kenoyer is also a writer for Hi-Fructose Art Magazine  and co-owner of OrangeRoom Software.

This free workshop is funded by the Capital City Arts Initiative and Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey counties. Healthy Communities is a private nonprofit composed of hundreds of volunteers and dozens of local, state, federal and tribal partners working together to increase wellness in the region. The Capital City Arts Initiative is an artist-centered organization committed to the encouragement and support of artists and the arts and culture of Carson City and the surrounding region. The Initiative is committed to community building for the area’s diverse adult and youth populations through art exhibitions, live events, arts education programs, artist residencies, and online projects.

[top image: Ms. Kenoyer teaching the workshop]
[bottom image: Ms. Kenoyer in her studio]