2014 SEA Keynote Paul Klein

Keynote presentation by Paul Klein at the 14th Annual Self-Employment in the Arts (SEA) Conference.
Paul Klein teaches online courses to empower visual artists by demystifying the art world through online webinars with acknowledged art world experts. He had a cutting-edge gallery in Chicago for 25 years, writes for Huffington Post and is a SupporTED Mentor of TED fellows. His keynote talk is titled: "Why and How You Can Succeed in The Art World." The art world is convoluted and unregulated and appears difficult to navigate. By learning from people who have and are succeeding, you can better understand its villages and how to create your own path. This talk is the first step - an understanding that success is indeed possible and that by being passionate, talented, unique and engaged you will succeed.
For other conference sessions or information about SEA, please visit www.selfemploymentinthearts.com.
For more information about Paul Klein, please visit www.kleinartistworks.com

[@breblizz4321]

I really like how you explained to build an actual relationship instead of just throwing your card at someone. Idk exactly what I want to do with my art yet, it’s mostly just for me right now because I just like making it, but I think I’m going to take your advice to start going to local shows and talking with people. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and thank you for being a person that puts an effort into making your community better. You rock.

[@reneemcginnis9996]

Thank you Paul, for all you do for us here in our art community. I am so glad to have stolen a few minutes here at work tonight to watch this. It was so much help. Renee McGinnis

[@hectornaviagarzon]

It's the best conference that I has to seen... Thank you Mr Klein.

[@sanchez2892]

Klein spreads pure wisdom...

[@ArteSana3]

Thank you for sharing, I feel identified and relieved with what you say!

[@hasumatichandra6387]

Great video

[@ehren.bienert6385]

I feel like school laid a foundation in strong fundamentals for me. As a representational artist, studying all the basic fundamentals of form and color meant a great deal to me later. It also gave me discipline. As a young person it can be easy to get distracted. It can be important to have a place to be with certain responsibilities.

[@evedolphin]

Thank you for opening my eyes.

[@vigilant545]

Great bloke, learned a ton.

[@GrandPrizeFitnesAJAY]

Thank you Paul!

[@saraelynch]

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[@nononouh]

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