Syrhea Conaway (aka Syna So Pro)—MAPS board member, multi-instrumentalist, and music instructor—will present How to Price Your Work. Learn how to create and track a baseline for pricing your creative outlet.

Registration is free, with suggested donation of $5 to support MAPS. Make a donation to MAPS here.

Syrhea Conaway is a multi-instrumentalist and music instructor who lives and works in St. Louis. She has opened for many national artists such as, Asobi Seksu, Kristeen Young, Future Islands, and Paul Rucker (cellist/artist), and collaborated with world-renown ensemble Alarm Will Sound for a performance at the Sheldon Concert Hall in 2015. In the fall of 2017 she participated as a member of New Music Circles’ St. Louis Ensemble collaboration led by LA electronic musician John Weise. She’s produced live sound design for the Peabody Award Winning Podcast “To the Best of Our Knowledge” that aired on 220 NPR stations in the summer of 2017. She accepted the DJ in Residence of 2019 at the Contemporary Art Museum and continues to present workshops at local schools and libraries. Conaway has returned to the Center of Creative Arts (COCA)’s Autumn Institute which aims to bring art integration to school curriculum. Currently she scores original music for local theater companies including, Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis, SIUE, COCA , and Upstream Theater, facilitates the Sheldon Concert Hall and Galleries SOLID (Science of Learning Instrument Design) Program in schools in St. Louis, and occasionally performs virtually.

About Mapping It Out

Mapping It Out is a series of short, lunchtime virtual talks on the best practices and simple things you can do to grow your art practice now. Each month, join MAPS board members as they discuss diverse topics and answer your questions. Talks are held the second Wednesday of each month from 12:00-12:30 pm.

About Midwest Artist Project


Founded in 2012, MAPS offers low-cost resources for working artists in all disciplines, collectives, and emerging arts organizations in the St. Louis region and beyond. MAPS aims to promote new and sustainable growth in the arts through fiscal sponsorship, consultation, education, and providing access to best solutions for the current issues that affect artists. midwestarts.org