If you could go back, what would you say?

Learn to “listen” when others offer feedback about your art.

The week before your interview, follow these steps so you’ll be prepared.

It's time for you to get the word out. 

These steps will help you breathe new life into a tired artist statement. 

Maybe you're more afraid of how strong you are.

Reach out via real mail and see what comes back.

If you think because you're a visual artist, you could never write a book, think again. 

It's time to make sure you're not just following along but singing your own tune.

Sometimes all it takes is a good haircut to change your life. 

Eating can be a transformative experience, just like any other art form. This is the story of one afternoon in Lella's kitchen in Siena, Italy where I had signed up to learn how to cook but instead I learned how to eat.

The next time you hear a compliment, ask for it in writing! That's what I did with Margaret Malone and then I received this lovely letter with 3 tips I can share with you. 

This is how I recovered one night after being knocked over right before showtime.

Pay attention to the people whose attention you already hold and forget the ones who left your show early or unsubscribed. 

I interviewed Mike Biskup and five other artists about how they use social media to make their world a better place.

Can you engage with social media in a way that fuels your art rather than detracting from it? Here's some ideas.