G&M Helps Secure $106,000 Cy Pres Award for Legal Aid

On August 12, Kathryn Goldman and Tom Minton presented a check for over $106,000 to Wilhelm Joseph, Jr., the Executive Director of the Maryland Legal Aid Bureau. The check represents part of a cy pres award resulting from a recent $16.1 million class action settlement. Legal Aid will use the money to fund a number of initiatives, including implementation of its new strategic plan which focuses on the delivery of legal services to low-income Marylanders as a basic human right. 

When Speed Meant Cars

Dennis Simon, an automotive artist of international reputation and local roots, will be showing his work in the Goldman & Minton Gallery from September 17 until October 16, 2009. Simon began his career in art when he received his BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 1969. Simon’s interest in cars goes back almost as far as his interest in art. He remembers drawing girls for a short time before he began filling school notebooks with car sketches.

Business For Artists: The 10 Basics

 Artists create. To live well and prosper, artists must sell what they create. Selling art can be as painstaking as creating it. Therefore, many successful artists enlist the help of professionals to tend to the selling details. Other artists handle the business details themselves.
Artists need to protect themselves and their art to profit from it. Whether an artist sells a single piece, works with an agent or licenses work for mass production, there are business decisions that need to be made. Here are 10 basic business considerations for artists.

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