Getting involved with other artists in your community is critical. If you’ve been part of an ArtBizConnection.com artist salon or have started one of your own, we’d love to hear about your experience. What was good? What wasn’t so good? What would you do differently? Today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter encourages you to start your […]
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Mary Richmond set a goal to raise $1000 for the local animal society by making pet ornaments and donating the proceeds. This week she reached her goal and the orders keep pouring in. AND, she got some great PR as a result. Congratulations, Mary!
Mary Richmond Reaches Goal Read
At my workshop in Wilmington last weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting Leslie DeBrocky. Leslie introduced me to Art Sisters, an organization she helped co-found.I’m always saying to find support throughout your career. No one can do it alone. You always need people. (This is why I started the free art-marketing salons at ArtBizConnection.com.)
Oh, what I would give for a ticket to London right now! I’ve been reading about “Rebels and Martyrs: The Image of the Artist in the 19th Century,” an exhibit at the National Gallery in London through Aug. 28. Alan Riding begins his New York Times review with this: “When exactly did artists decide that
The Image of the Artist: Cliches and Expectations Read
I’ve cautioned about donating art to charities in previous Art Biz Coach Newsletters. Today’s New York Times lays it all out in “Donating Work for Charity Has a Downside for Artists.” Among the highlights: Artists who create special editions and/or a series of work just for donating. Artists and dealers who are attaching “resale riders”
Ramifications of Donating Art Featured in New York Times Article Read
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