ARTrepreneur Series: PR & Promotion Strategies for Visual Artists Workshop

Welcome to the PR & Promotion Strategies for Visual Artists Workshop happening at Gallery Reimagined on March 7, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Eastern Time)!

Join us for an insightful session where we'll dive into the world of promoting your art effectively. Learn tips and tricks to enhance your visibility and attract a larger audience for your creations. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting out, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to boost their presence in the art world.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to network with fellow artists, gain valuable insights, and take your promotional efforts to the next level. See you there!

Art to Audience: PR & Promotion Strategies for Visual Artists

Workshop Overview

This interactive workshop helps visual artists increase visibility and reach new audiences. Led by PR and marketing expert Cherrie Woods, the session breaks down how to create a clear PR and promotions plan using real-world examples and a simple framework. Artists will learn practical ways to promote their work, connect with media and communities, and build confidence around sharing their art.

What You’ll Learn

• The basics of an effective PR and promotions plan
• How to identify and reach your ideal audience
• The difference between public relations and promotion
• Media, marketing, and community outreach options
• How to create a simple promotions strategy you can use right away

Facilitator Bio

Cherrie Woods is a PR and marketing professional with over 20 years of experience working with artists and cultural organizations across North America. She has led communications for major exhibitions at the Detroit Institute of Arts and served as the first Director of Marketing & Public Relations at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, where she increased attendance by 10% and launched its most popular program. Based in Baltimore, Cherrie continues to support artists and creatives, has taught at MICA, and has been featured on Maryland Public Television, SiriusXM, and in The Baltimore Sun.