The Business of Art: Turning Your Passion to Profits
Orlando, FL (PRWEB) July 17, 2014 -- Central Florida artists and arts and crafts hobbyists can learn how to achieve financial success with their talents at a free, one-of-a-kind event. National art business consultant Carolyn Edlund shares her insights and advice from operating a thriving art business for 20 years during a free seminar on July 29.
Edlund is the executive director of the Arts Business Institute and speaks regularly to groups and individuals about building creative careers and marketing and selling their work. With decades of experience mastering the most important parts of running a successful business, attendees will learn Edlund’s best practices of art marketing, sales, merchandising, building a loyal following and efficient labor management.
This event, hosted by Artegon Orlando, is free and open to the public at the highly anticipated showcase shopping destination scheduled to open this fall in the heart of Orlando’s tourism district.
“The Business of Art: Turning Your Passion to Profits”
Date: Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Time: 7-8pm with Question & Answer Session to follow
Location: Artegon Orlando, 5250 International Drive, Orlando FL 32819
Save your seat with online reservations or by calling 407-351-7718 to learn inside secrets to building a thriving art business.
Inspired by the great marketplaces in the U.S. and from around the world, such as Pike Place, Faneuil Hall, Chelsea Market, Reading Terminal and Greenwich Village, Artegon Orlando features unique artists, one-of-a-kind boutiques, handcrafted items and diverse food offerings alongside some of the biggest brands in dining and retail. Artegon Orlando is a showcase destination where an exciting and eclectic atmosphere will create lasting memories and become one of the must-see stops for Orlando residents, vacationers and conventioneers.
Artegon Orlando is anchored by major tenants, including Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Ron Jon Surf Shop, Cinemark Theaters, Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill, Berghoff’s Octoberfest and Sheplers Western Stores.
As one of the most influential and forward-thinking development firms in the retail real estate industry, Paragon Outlet Partners LLC is the master developer of Artegon Orlando and brings a solid blend of unique experience, entrepreneurial spirit and steadfast commitment to the development.
“Artegon Orlando is poised to become a significant attraction on International Drive in its own right, providing guests a new place to discover authentic local culture as they experience sights, sounds and flavors of the Central Florida marketplace,” said Steven Sless, executive vice president for Paragon Outlet Partners.
Artegon Orlando’s indoor marketplace and bazaar and will feature an industrial-chic look with heavy wooden support beams, exposed brick and weathered steel accents.
To learn more about Artegon Orlando, like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter and Instagram #EatShopArtegon.
Artegon Orlando (formerly the old Festival Bay Mall) is in the process of leasing for their exciting new indoor bazaar marketplace concept. Attend a First Look Open House for more information. Artegon Orlando’s expansive marketplace will feature unique and diverse food, one-of-a-kind merchandise, artwork, handcrafted items and entertainment surrounded by some of the biggest brands in dining and retail. Inspired by the great marketplaces in the U.S. and from around the world, such as Pike Place, Faneuil Hall, Chelsea Market, Reading Terminal and Greenwich Village, Artegon Orlando is a showcase destination where an exciting and eclectic atmosphere will create lasting memories and become one of the must-see stops for Orlando vacationers and convention attendees.
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Editor’s Note: Executive interviews, tours and high-res images are available by contacting Laura E. Richeson, APR at 407.616.8108 or Laura(at)RichesonCommunications(dot)com.
Steve Sless, Artegon Orlando Marketplace, http://www.artegonorlando.com/, 321-209-6362, [email protected]
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