Become a Patron: Join the Tradition of Artistic Patronage
Throughout history, artists have relied on the support of patrons to create their masterpieces. From the Medici family in Renaissance Italy to the modern-day art collectors who fund contemporary artists, patrons have played a crucial role in shaping the art world.
Now, you can become a patron too. By subscribing to our Patreon page, you'll support our mission to create meaningful and thought-provoking art. As a patron, you'll get exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content, early previews of new works, and the satisfaction of knowing you're helping support the arts.
But what exactly is a patron, and why is this tradition so important? In short, a patron provides financial or other support to an artist or arts organization. This support can take many forms, from commissioning a work of art to providing a stipend for artists to work on their craft.
The tradition of artistic patronage dates back to ancient times, when wealthy individuals would commission artists to create works of art for their homes or public spaces. During the Renaissance, the Medici family in Florence became famous for patronizing artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, helping fund some of history's most iconic works of art.
In the modern era, patrons continue to play a vital role in the art world. Many museums and galleries rely on the support of donors to fund exhibitions and acquisitions, while individual artists often rely on patrons to fund their work and provide them with the resources they need to create.
In addition to the tax benefits, becoming a patron of the arts can also provide personal satisfaction and a sense of community involvement. By supporting the arts, you are helping to enrich the cultural landscape of your community and supporting the creative endeavors of artists and performers.
Overall, becoming a patron of the arts is a win-win situation. You can support the arts while also receiving a tax benefit for your charitable donation. So, if you are passionate about the arts and want to make a difference, consider becoming a patron and supporting your local arts organizations today.
When you become a member, you can see behind-the-scenes footage, Images, and videos of my process! You will create your own login information for a special members-only page.