Art Marketing Secrets

I’m traveling in Berlin at the moment. I arrived yesterday from New York, and last night I was very tired and jetlagged and could not sleep. If you’ve never experienced it (jetlag), you are truly blessed. If you have, then you know how difficult it can be to stay in balance and some of the [...]

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work. This is Part 4.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work. This is Part 3.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work.

For many artists, the primary purpose of their website is to attract the attention of art galleries and dealers. A well designed website showcasing quality art will get the attention of arts professionals when they see it. But how do they find you in the first place?

This article in 5 Parts gives the scoop on some great basic techniques that work.

Throughout history, artists have been inspired by all manner of food and drink in their work. I have a plein-air artist friend who finds it almost impossible to work unless she has a brush in one hand and a coffee in the other. She is very particular though – the highest grade hawaiian Kona coffee seems to bring about her best work!

I had never really wanted to have prints (Giclée: pronounced “zhee-clay”) made of my paintings. I believe my art is priced fairly and feel that people should have original art on their walls, not prints.  Still, I noticed that all my painting friends had been going back and forth to the local imaging service to [...]

Open Studios are a popular way to show your latest work to collectors, arts professionals, and the public. They can also be a successful and consistent way to sell your work. Read on to find out how to stage one successfully. This is Part 5 of a 5-part series.

Open Studios are a popular way to show your latest work to collectors, arts professionals, and the public. They can also be a successful and consistent way to sell your work. Read on to find out how to stage one successfully. This is Part 4 of a 5-part series.

I thought this quote particularly applicable to artists: A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and gets to bed at night, and in between he does what he wants to do ……….Bob Dylan Bob Dylan, 1988 Technorati Tags: art