ID: A square post flyer. A mosaic pattern of triangles starts out on bottom left and runs along the bottom and up the right side. The triangles start out yellows and reds on the left side and gradients to pinks and blues in the center and right side, and extending up the right side as yellows and oranges. A title sharing the same color spectrum as the triangles takes up the center space, "Art Summit". Smaller white text above title, “Deaf Spotlight". Similar text below title: "June 3-5, 2022" with the 2022 bolded.
Deaf Spotlight will host its first Art Summit, a virtual Professional Development space where Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled and Hard of Hearing artists can network and learn more about the business side to become successful and practicing creatives. This is a great opportunity to build your skills and to be confident in running your own art business.
[ID: Square post with dark background and a pattern of blue-purple triangles from upper right corner to lower left corner. On top left corner in same color: “Day One”. Below in white text: “June 3 2022, 9-11 PM EST/ 6-8 PST”. A color photo of Arlene Ngalle-Paryani is on bottom right corner.. Along the side next to her photo is white text: “Emcee”. White text below photo: “Arlene Ngalle-Paryani”.]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of Matt Daigle on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large red triangle with his name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of red triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Two” in red, and below, in white, “June 4, 2022. 2pm EST/11am PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “Authenticity vs. Poetic License: Accountability when Representing ASL in Art.”]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of Melody Stein on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large teal triangle with her name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of teal triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Three” in teal, and below, in white, “June 5, 2022. 12pm EST/9am PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “Entrepreneurship: Moving from Idea to Action.”]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of MoMo Holt on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large teal triangle with her name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of teal triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Three” in teal, and below, in white, “June 5, 2022. 4pm EST/1pm PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “How to Continue Managing Your Business.”]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of Tiffany Saccente on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large red triangle with her name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of red triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Two” in red, and below, in white, “June 4, 2022. 12pm EST/9am PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “Finding Your Focus.”]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of Jennifer Tandoc on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large red triangle with her name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of red triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Two” in red, and below, in white, “June 4, 2022. 4pm EST/1pm PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “Black Timeless Frame.”]
[ID: A square post for the Art Summit Schedule with dark background and a photo of Brittany Castle on the lower right corner, overlaid on a large teal triangle with her name in white font alongside the side. A pattern of teal triangles starts on bottom left corner and continues to top right corner. Text on top left: “Day Three” in teal, and below, in white, “June 5, 2022. 2pm EST/11am PST”. Text on bottom right corner in white, “Creativity and Connection: Using your artistic talent to find your audience.”]