• connect with mentors

• attend art critiques

• show art locally

• sell art at events

• volunteer in the community

• be listed in TRAC's artist directory

• build relationships with agents and galleries

• participate in the annual TRAC art show

• lead and attend workshops, discussions, & book clubs

• be referred for commission work

• access a shared artist resource library

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• display art from local artists on a permanent or rotating basis

• connect with art and design consultants

• build relationships at work through team building, paint nights, or volunteer partnerships

• connect with local artists for commissioned art, furniture, murals, cooperate gifts, digital design services, and photography

• plan workshops that incorporate creative thinking, small business marketing, and color theory

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• connect with volunteers who are willing to provide art lessons, lead craft activities, design murals, take photographs, donate supplies for art therapy, or do a live painting at an event

• partner in writing grant proposals to expand art education

• gain assistance with paint nights, art donations, or designing promotional items

• partner with the community to access art supplies

• receive free art for display on a permanent or rotating basis