On this episode I’m delighted to welcome someone who sits right at the heart of conversations about how artists survive, work, and thrive in the UK—Julie Lomax, Chief Executive of a-n The Artists Information Company.

With more than 20 years’ director-level experience in arts organisations and national funding bodies, Julie is a dedicated champion of and advocate for artists and their role in the world

With a growing community of over 34,000 artists and arts professionals, a-n (with Julie at the helm) provides support, advice, community and resources for artists in an artworld landscape that can often feel difficult to navigate.

During our conversation Julie reveals even more new resources for a-n members - coming soon! So Whether you're a new arts graduate, emerging, or mid-career artist this is one of those conversations that you’ll be really glad that you listened to.

Big thanks to Julie for your insight, your advocacy, and your time. And to a-n for being outspoken champions of the value of artists to society and for your continuing belief in the way that artists connect us, enrich our lives and create wonder for the world.

And if you're curious to find out more, just head over to a-n.co.uk. If you're not already a member, it's a great time to join and tap into a brilliant range of support, resources, and advice designed to help you thrive.

If you enjoyed this episode please , follow, share, spread the word and look out for more brilliant conversations coming soon. You can find the grateful web on ACAST, spotify, AND apple podcasts, You can also find and follow us on Instagram at - the_grateful_web and at jo_clements

This podcast has been made possible with generous support from GMCA Inspire Fund and by an a-n Artists Bursary.

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