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Finding Growth in Discomfort: Advice for Leveling Up Your Art Career with Sarah E. Boyle
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In this inspiring discussion, Chicago-based artist Sarah E. Boyle shares valuable lessons she’s learned while growing her art career. Here’s what we discuss:
1. The ways in which Sarah has grown her art career over the last few years, and why mindset work has been essential for both her personal and professional growth.
2. How to strengthen your self-confidence as an artist.
3. The power of investing in yourself as you take your art career to the next level.
About Sarah -
Sarah E. Boyle is a Chicago-based painter who studied fashion, theatrical design, and illustration at Syracuse University and Ringling School of Art and Design before earning her BFA in Painting and Drawing at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Boyle uses oil on canvas and panel to convey place formally through landscape and introspectively through location, symbol, void and scale. Her work has been featured in Hyperallergic, Artnet News, My Modern Met, Office Space, Create! Magazine, Studio Visit Magazine, Vanity Fair UK, The Third Coast Review, and New Visionary Magazine. She has shown at galleries and spaces in Tribeca, NYC, Chicago, IL, Indianapolis and Carmel, IN. Boyle has been a resident of the Cornelia Arts Building (Chicago, IL) since 2015 and a directory artist with Visionary Art Collective since 2020.
Website: saraheboyle.com
Instagram: @saraheboyle
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