AF CLASS: LEGAL ISSUES FOR ARTISTS
ABOUT THE CLASS:
Do I need an LLC? When should I use a written contract? Am I actually an independent contractor? In this session Ben Ezzell will discuss legal strategies for artists and what steps are actually necessary when growing a business. Come prepared with your questions or email Ben <BEzzell@gmail.com> with issues you are having or questions you'd like answered. This is an informational session, not intended to establish an attorney-client relationship.
This class will take place on Monday, July. 25th from 6:00 PM CST to 7:30 PM CST.
All AF Classes are held virtually on Zoom and will be recorded. All participants will receive a link to download the recording shortly after the class. Any questions? Email hi@artfriendsforever.com :)
ABOUT BEN:
Ben Ezzell is an attorney, artist, and community activist born and raised in Enid, Oklahoma. His legal practice has specialized in litigation, corporate and nonprofit law, bankruptcy, and real estate. Ben is a lifelong woodworker and visual artist with a focus on printmaking and immersive experiential art. He has served on numerous nonprofit boards and volunteered time with many local organizations. Ben served two consecutive four-year terms on the Enid City Council from May 2013 – May 2021. In 2018 he co-founded a nonprofit, Atelier 339, Inc. to provide low-cost living and work space for artists alongside shared resources and equipment. Ben co-lead “Sugar High”, a temporary immersive installation in Enid that ran for six weeks in Spring 2022. His current venture, Itinerant Immersive, will bring mobile immersive installations to communities large and small.
FOLLOW + SEE MORE FROM BEN:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ezzellworkshop/
Registration Cost: $26
Free for AF Members with the Class Pass
*** all proceeds from this Class will go towards Art Friend’s BIPOC scholarship fund ***