I work directly with artists and lawyers on many issues including planning for living artists, and on “living well with legacies” for their family members. I enjoy presenting the material — covering practical, conceptual, and emotional topics — to small and large groups.

Most of my clients do most of the work themselves, I try to work within all budgets.

And I’ve been through a lot of death and loss, which helps people tackle tough decisions sometimes. Especially for artists’ families, who are unprepared to wear many new hats, i act as mentor, project manager, and catalyst.

I have worked with visual artists, conceptual artists, photographers, sculptors, and performers.

Learn more on my website or drop me a line; sometimes a situation can be clarified in a brief conversation.

On Jul 26, 2019, at 2:05 PM, Stimmel, Amy, ACAC <Amy.Stimmel@acgov.org> wrote:

Hello PAN.

I’ve recently had a few artists tell me that they are starting to think about their estate planning and making decisions about what to do with the studio artwork they’ve created and amassed over the years. Does anyone have any good resources specifically for artists? I’m happy to collect responses and share with others who may also find information on this topic helpful.

Thanks to all.

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Amy Stimmel
Public Art Program Coordinator

Alameda County Arts Commission

A Division of the County of Alameda

Pronouns: she/her

We’ve moved! New address as of 2/20/19

1106 Madison Street, Suite 336

Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 891-5706 TIE: 25706
amy.stimmel@acgov.org
County QIC: 20209

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