Upcoming Seminars
Technically Art Workshop Series: Financial Literacy for Artists | January 10, 2026
Saturday, January 10, 2026
Egan Room at Centennial Hall, 1-3pm
Suggested donation: $10
Join us for a practical, artist-friendly overview of financial essentials, presented by Ryan Beason of Elgee Rehfeld. This session will walk through the basics: understanding financial statements, managing bank accounts, budgeting, and tracking expenses. We’ll also cover tax fundamentals and highlight upcoming changes artists should be aware of.
Participants are encouraged to submit a brief questionnaire: https://airtable.com/appOffmn7CbTa1ar6/shrJDV7DZPYlsaTFa to let us know what financial topics they’re most interested in learning about, so we can tailor the presentation to your needs. This session will wrap up with a Q&A so participants can get clarity on anything that comes up during the presentation.
This event is free to attend, with a suggested donation of $10 at the door.
About the Presenter
Ryan Beason, CPA, Partner
Ryan is a Tax Partner at Elgee Rehfeld. He brings over thirteen years of in-depth, easy to work with experience to clients in both the public and nonpublic sectors. His focus is on tax work and consulting, with specializations in individual returns, partnerships, C&S corporations, tax planning, tax consulting, and elections.
Ryan grew up in Juneau, and his love of the outdoors led him to become President of Territorial Sportsmen Inc., that sponsors the Golden North Salmon Derby every summer. He enjoys hunting, fishing and spending time with his wife Lauren and their twin daughters, Claire and Elise.
More about Technically Art
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The Technically Art Seminar Series is a professional development opportunity for individuals, businesses, and organizations - featuring subjects such as small business development, intro to lighting design, writing an artist bio, accounting for hobby businesses, and more!
Seminars are approximately 30 min to 2 hours depending on the topic. Some seminars are free to attend with a suggested donation of $10 if you are able, while others require attendees to purchase a ticket.
