WeHo Artists Roundtable Series
The West Hollywood Artist Roundtable Workshop Series is a professional development program designed to support artists in building sustainable creative careers. Through practical workshops and facilitated discussions, participants gain tools, insights, and strategies for navigating the professional side of artistic practice. Each session explores a key aspect of sustaining a creative career, combining practical tools, case studies, and conversation that artists can immediately apply to their own work.
Next Up: PITCHING Your Creative Work
Friday, August 21, 10am-1pm
Whether you're speaking with a presenter, pitching a public art project, interviewing for an exhibition, or sharing your work with a review panel, how you communicate your ideas matters. Through artist examples, practical tools, and conversations with industry professionals, this workshop will help you tailor your pitch for different opportunities while staying true to your artistic voice.
This session is co-designed with Emily Womack, Co-Founder of Dyson & Womack!
Thank you for attending the first three sessions!
February 2026 — Writing About Your Creative Work with:
May 2026 — All About The Money with:
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Eva Angeloff, City of West Hollywood
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Emily Wanserski
July 2026 — Collaborations + Partnerships with:
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Eva Angeloff, City of West Hollywood
Final Session: Ask the Experts
Friday, September 18, 10am-1pm
Part panel, part networking, part joy building...
We’re all experts in something.
This final Artist Roundtable session brings together domain experts in marketing, producing, grant writing, financial management, and the administrative work that comes with being an artist. Following a rapid-fire panel conversation to kick the morning off, the room will open into a community exchange where artists can meet one-on-one with consultants, producers and fellow professionals in the field to trade knowledge and resources. Participants will leave with new connections, practical resources, and individualized support for their own creative practice.