Management Services
Time is valuable for producing work, but it’s the most fleeting of our resources.
With our management services, we’ll help you design, build and use systems to win back time for production of the things you love to create.
Your talent fulfills you, but does it feed you? At Burkholder Agency, we co-build your artistic business so that you thrive.
How we build audiences, profit, and legacies:
E1507: Living with art
It can be difficult to imagine what living with artwork might do for you, particularly if you are not an artist.
E1507 is a place for artist and audience alike to experiment with how living daily with works of culture can impact our lives.
Coworking with Creatives
Working solo can inhibit production or just be lonely. Surrounding yourself with experience and accountability is a means to accomplish more of what you want, but it’s not always easy to find that community.
By joining a Coworking with Creatives session, you’ll instantly benefit from a community of fellow creatives holding you accountable to be more efficient and effective.
We create success for creatives like you.
Being wrapped up in the day to day running of your business does not allow for the space to challenge perspective. Working with Scott allows for this. The sessions gave me a sense of the larger picture. The value of that was enormous.
Scott helped me compartmentalize large problems and make them into small attainable goals. He has become family, more than what I expected when we initially started.
Scott helped me harness the power of my big ideas and do the hard work to make them into realities. I’ve achieved my goals of traveling abroad while building my independent design business completely online!
He spoke to the heart of how to attract relationships and connections with others by building value in myself and in my work that others want to buy.
Scott has great vision and knowledge about how the industry works. He sold one of my drawings!
My mission is to make the art market a comfortable place for artist and audience to engage so that art becomes accessible to all people.
Photo by Sean Scheidt