Got this email last week in response to my mention of artists dying of lung cancer in last week’s Art Marketing Action newsletter: Please follow up on the lung cancer/venilation issue when you get time, I googled for more info but it was overwhelming. . . . I’m an oil painter with a proper vent […]
Hazardous Materials and Artists Read
Tammy Vitale refutes some of what I heard from reporters at a recent media workshop. Read her blog entry "Free Press" dated July 6. (I tried to get a permalink, but it wouldn’t give me one for some reason.) Technorati Tags: artist press releases
Another Opinion on Getting Media Attention Read
After last week’s Art Marketing Action newsletter about being media savvy, Hap Hagood (Clover, VA) wrote: While I’ve never submitted anything to a state or national newspaper, whenever I submit articles to both local newspapers I always write the entire article in an email & both print my article in its entirety. If the article
Submitting Articles to Local Papers Read
Nancy Moskovitz blogged about her recent (great!) experience speaking to an audience about her art. She ready the two books I recommended on public speaking and wrote to me: Those books gave me the confidence I needed that day. In the end, it was a really great experience and fun. Feedback has been very positive.
Public Speaking Doesn’t Have to be Painful Read
Happy to say that I survived the hot sun and crowds at yesterday’s Cherry Creek Arts Festival. A few observations: 1. I had understood that booth shots were critical to getting into high-quality art festivals like CC, so was amazed at some of the really crappy booths. I mean really crappy. It was very disappointing
At the Cherry Creek Arts Festival Read
As I said in this week’s Art Marketing Action, Luis Jimenez was recently honored in the state of New Mexico with flags flown at half-staff for two days. Richard DeVore was pinned as: "Flair for the sublime," "one of the most important," and "pantheon of the greatest contributors." On January 25, 2005, The staff and
What would be a fitting tribute to you? Read
So, we’re talking about offering options to your buyers and collectors. What if . . . What if . . . What if they could see your art in their homes before they bought it? Easy enough for smaller two-dimensional works that you can schlep over there and preview in situ. More difficult for large
Offer “Virtual Viewings” of Your Art, Part II Read
A couple of weeks ago in the Art Marketing Action newsletter, I encouraged you to offer options to art buyers. Well . . . think about this. I was just skimming the briefing from Trendwatching.com on Youniversal Branding. They mention an earlier newsletter in which they define Master of the Youniverse as: At the core
Offer “Virtual Viewings” of Your Art, Part I Read
Great news! All Art Biz Coach art marketing classes are being offered at a discount through the month of July. Check out: Get Organized to Run a Successful Art Business (starts July 11) Exhibit Your Art: Venues to Openings (starts August 8) Promote Your Art with Confidence (starts September 12) Normally priced at $99 each, you can
Summer Special on Classes Read
A short grammar and style lesson for this morning. Pat, my Web guru, caught something, as she often does, in the Art Marketing Action newsletter this week. It was a question as to whether “the media” should be treated as singular or plural. I found a case for either in the Chicago Manual of Style,
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