Rebecca Wright is a professional visual artist, creative entrepreneur and mentor dedicated to supporting the next generation of artists as they develop sustainable and fulfilling creative careers.
Having built her own successful arts practice over the past decade, Rebecca understands both the creative and practical challenges of working as a professional artist. Alongside exhibiting her own work, she has secured public commissions, delivered hundreds of creative workshops, collaborated with museums, galleries, local authorities and cultural organisations, and developed a thriving creative business. She now shares this experience through one-to-one mentoring, helping emerging artists gain the confidence, knowledge and direction needed to succeed.
Rebecca recently completed her role as Mentor for the Young Artist in Residence programme at Clifton Park Museum, where she supported an emerging artist throughout a year-long residency. The mentorship focused on developing artistic practice, building professional confidence, exploring themes of identity, curating a public exhibition and delivering community engagement activities. The programme demonstrated Rebecca's commitment to nurturing creative talent and empowering artists at the beginning of their professional journey.
Rebecca believes that successful mentoring goes far beyond developing technical skills. Her approach focuses on helping artists discover their unique creative voice while providing practical guidance on navigating the realities of a career in the arts. Every mentoring programme is tailored to the individual, recognising that every artist's ambitions, strengths and challenges are different.
Mentoring Can Include -Developing artistic confidence and creative identity -Portfolio reviews and exhibition preparation -Building a professional arts practice -Applying for exhibitions, commissions, grants and artist residencies -Pricing artwork and developing sustainable income streams -Marketing, websites and social media for artists -Delivering workshops and community arts projects -Working with museums, galleries and cultural organisations -Career planning, goal setting and professional development -Honest feedback, encouragement and creative accountability Rebecca works with emerging artists, recent graduates, self-taught creatives and artists returning to practice who are looking to take the next step in their careers.
Now Accepting New MenteesFollowing the successful completion of her mentorship at Clifton Park Museum, Rebecca is now accepting new artists for one-to-one mentoring. Whether an artist is looking for a single portfolio review, ongoing professional support or guidance towards a specific goal, Rebecca offers mentoring that is practical, honest and tailored to each individual's aspirations. Her aim is to empower artists with the confidence, skills and industry knowledge needed to build a rewarding and sustainable creative career. To enquire about mentoring opportunities, please get in touch via the contact page or email.