Yesterday was the annual mass shredding in New York’s Times Square. The idea is to get rid of the bad memories from the year and prepare for better days ahead. What will you shred/erase/burn/banish from 2011?
Good Riddance < Deep Thought Thursday Read
According to my unscientific method of discerning the best of the Art Biz Blog from the past year, these posts rose to the top of the crop of 219 posts to date.
Elite 21 Art Biz Blog Posts from 2011 Read
The Best Of critics’ lists from 2011, 10 ways to beat post-exhibition blues, planning tools, how-to video series, inspirational quotes, and more in these highlights from my Twitter stream from the past few weeks.
Twitter Tweekly via @abstanfield Read
Did you send a holiday greeting that is posted in a public space online? Leave a link to your greeting in a comment with some words that will entice us to visit and take a look.
Get a Free Link by Giving Us a Peek at Your Holiday Greeting Read
Instead of making excuses, ask yourself: “How can I make this happen?”
Make It Happen – Like Santa Read
Guest blogger Heidi Spiegel has created two characters: the Artist Me and the Business Me. She says one is committed to making art, while the other believes in the art enough to support and promote it.
Business You Is Looking After the Artist You Read
The end of the year is often accompanied by a tinge of regret. Maybe you didn’t stick to your New Year’s Resolution or accomplish all of your goals. I’ll bet you did more than you think. Take time between now and December 31 to write down all you accomplished in 2011.
Acknowledge & Celebrate Your 2011 Accomplishments Read
At one of my fall workshops, a woman said to me, “You know . . . you haven’t used the word ‘customer’ once.” She wondered aloud why I hadn’t used that word. She was surprised it wasn’t in my workshop vocabulary.
You Say Customer, I Say Collector Read
I’m taking a chance posting this, but there are some very lucky people on my Christmas list this year who are getting a pair of Smartwool socks designed by artist Laura Tyler. What gift of art do you hope is under the tree for you?
Gift Giving < Deep Thought Thursday Read
COMPLIMENTARY INFO/ORIENTATION SESSION FOR CULTIVATING CONNECTIONS (AND COLLECTORS)
I’ll also give you a peek behind the scenes at our classes and community.
This event is coming up soon. Will you come?
