This artwork by Alexander Calder caught my attention. Although not one of his large-scale public works it is a wonder to me. The shapes and the nature of the curves speak of the golden mean and the wonderful symmetry normally seen only in nature.

What we learned from the world’s wealthiest artists: If you dream of commercial success, you have to think like a business person and learn how to speak that language and make decisions in a way that a business does. Interested? Read on..

Just yesterday I had a call from a very successful and established professional artist – a man who has two studios in different parts of the country and exhibits in multiple galleries and prestige locations including the Smithsonian. He called to discuss artist websites…

Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, and stage designer, Pablo Picasso was without question one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century. Together with Georges Braque, he also created Cubism. But what of the real person behind the man?

Its been 6 months since our article, “Selling Art With Twitter – Have You Sold Any?”, in which we asked the question: Are artists genuinely selling art as a result of Twitter? Back then we had a mixed response. Now its time to ask again – is Twitter delivering effective art marketing results?

Without question, making your art accessible to the hearts and minds of your visitors will help you sell more work. But how do you do that? How do you do that if your work is different or unusual?

In Part 2 of our most popular article, we look at showcasing your work, marketing your website, selling online, should you design your own website or not, how to choose a designer, and what should a website cost. Read on for more…

This weeks featured artist, Myra Rodriguez, is a photographer. But aside from her technical skill in working with a camera, she has the gift of artistic vision – in her case the ability to capture a story in each image – as if each was embedded with gigabytes of information just waiting to be told.

Here’s the scoop on what you need to know when designing a website to showcase your art, impress galleries, and win over collectors. Learn how to avoid the mistakes most emerging artists make when creating their online portfolio.

Sometimes, when I read some of the emails we receive, I wonder if I am from a different century. That would be a century where people introduced themselves before speaking, asking questions, or demanding information. Basic email etiquette is simple and will help build better business relationships.