Two art-marketing workshops are coming up in May: one in Pennsylvania (May 11-12) and another in Delaware (May 14-15). If you are anywhere near these states(or if you can hop on a train or plane), please consider coming to one of these events. I’d love to meet you!
Early Registration Ends April 9 for Art Marketing Workshops in Pennsylvania and Delaware Read
So, you’ve sent your portfolio to a gallery and haven’t heard back from them. Now that months have passed, what can you do? Is it too late?
Following up with a gallery submission Read
I'm no expert here, but these are four books that I have found useful in our financial support group. Smart Women Finish Rich by David BachIt is in this book that Bach explains the latté factor and what it means for your savings. I have three Bach books on my shelf and I find them
Book recommendations for wealth and finance Read
You’ll need at least two different pieces of software for your art business: one for your financial records and another for your inventory and mailing list database.
Bookkeeping and inventory software Read
Take a look at Gay Pogue’s Angel Snakes blog. Gay, who has a thing for snakes, started this site to document the wanderings of her Angel Snakes. Gay says: “Angel Snakes first visited my studio in 2006 as I was preparing for an exhibit. They have quietly taken over and finally convinced me to tell
You never know where the Angel Snakes will appear next Read
Today is the final day of the Blog Triage class and I want to share with you the list of proud graduates. For the past 28 days, these bloggers have been focusing on everything from blog design to RSS feeds to linking to sidebars. I’m afraid that Cynthia Morris and I kept them so busy
Blog Triage patients check out with healthier blogs Read
(Event has passed.) As if you need more reasons to visit Estes Park for my “promoting your art online” workshop May 2-3, here we go. Incentive #3 Hop in the car and fill it up with friends because gas is WAY cheaper than it was last year! Your gang can share one of the cozy
Gas is cheap! Come to Estes Park! Read
(Event has passed.) There are all kinds of reasons you should pack your bags and hop in the car or drive to Estes Park for the weekend of May 1-3. Learning how to promote your art more effectively online is the BIG reason. Being around artists is another (Incentive #1). But today, I’m going to
Denver: Another reason to come to Estes Park Read
As if being an artist weren't enough. As if it's not enough to create beautiful things, question the status quo, and make the rest of us look at the world differently. Apparently, artists have been inventing incredibly useful (and profitable!) stuff for centuries. A blog post on Psychology Today questions the wisdom of cutting funding
Artist-inventors have changed the world Read
I couldn’t help smiling at recent articles about the discontent with Luis Jimenez’s 32’-high bright blue Mustang, which was installed a year ago at the entry to Denver International Airport. Mustang’s glowing red eyes look down upon you as you drive to the terminal. The anti-Mustang troops have garnered attention from every major media outlet,
Public sculpture evokes strong emotions on both sides, ignites dialog Read
