Two artists look to fill a void with new studio

Although not profitable yet, a pair of opportunistic art studio partners looks at multiple areas of potential growth.

  • By Amanda Postma
  • | 5:00 a.m. July 17, 2022
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Elizabeth Goodwill and Barbara Gerdeman say the startup costs for Creative Liberties stayed under $10,000. (Courtesy photo)
Elizabeth Goodwill and Barbara Gerdeman say the startup costs for Creative Liberties stayed under $10,000. (Courtesy photo)
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While working as summer art camp teachers at the Art Center Sarasota, Elizabeth Goodwill and Barbara Gerdeman got a lot of questions from artists attempting to make their way in the industry. 

 

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