Join this professional development workshop for an insider’s guide to networking with galleries and creating an effective online portfolio and artist CV. Led by artist and gallerist Vincent Uribe, this session will cover best practices for establishing and formatting your online presence and artist portfolio to maximize success. Gain valuable insights into what to do—and what to avoid—when looking to grow your network and exhibition opportunities.

**Join us in person or online for this hybrid event led by Vincent Uribe.**

Wednesday, November 12th 6-8p

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CAC's Professional Development series works to uncover a critical to professional artists outside of making art.

Rooted in our core values of knowledge-sharing and building community, this 90-minute seminar will include 30 minutes of conversation with participants. Bring your experience and your questions to the group!

Participants may attend in person or online via Zoom. Registration is required.

$10 for the general public
$5 for CAC alumni
FREE for current residents (Registration still required via link)
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Vincent Uribe is an artist and creative community builder based in Chicago, IL. A Los Angeles native, Vincent is a dual-degree graduate from the School of the Arts Institute of Chicago. He is the Founding Director of LVL3, an artist-run exhibition space, and online publication launched in 2010. Through LVL3, Vincent has organized hundreds of exhibitions featuring exceptional emerging and mid-career artists nationally and internationally. In 2013, Vincent joined the team at Arts of Life to help expand opportunities for artists with disabilities. Through the Artist Enterprise Program, he launched Arts of Life’s in-studio Circle Contemporary galleries and nationally grew Arts of Life’s public exhibitions through numerous international art fairs. Vincent leads the year-round exhibition program for Ingress Gallery at Soho House Chicago, which annually features and promotes 12 local artists. His work includes shows with the Chicago Cultural Center, Art on theMART, INTUIT Center for Outsider Art, and the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, among others. Vincent serves as a founding board member for Equity Arts. He has participated in and led numerous talks and panels dedicated to artists’ professional development. His work has been featured and recognized in publications such as The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, and New City.