I got this question at the Boulder stop on the studio tour for my book. I’ll throw it out there, although I’m not sure this is an impartial audience. If your goal is to have your art in a museum, is blogging really for you?Do we know of any museum-minded artists who are blogging right […]
Deep Thought Thursday: Is blogging for everyone? Read
This week’s Deep Thought comes from Patricia Oblack. Should we as artists, care if our work is sold in galleries, and think it will upgrade our standing in the art community, recognition, etc., since we are contemporary artists? Or, is it better to have reps selling our work corporately, and just take the money? As
Deep Thought Thursday: Ego or income? Read
Baby steps will help get you to your goal. Keep the vision, but break it down to avoid art career overwhelm. Listen to this week’s podcast to help you make progress. [powerpress url=”http://www.artbizcoach.com/podcasts/makeprogress.mp3″] Check out last week’s podcast for helping you find your vision. These resources are mentioned in the podcast: How to Tap
Podcast: Make progress on your artist’s path Read
Vision for your art career is one thing. Making progress with baby steps is another. In today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter, I give an example of how you can take baby steps to have a solo museum exhibit. Here’s another example. Computerize your mailing list The baby steps involved . . . Visit the ArtBizBlog
Progress toward computerizing your mailing list Read
As mentioned in today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter, a vision for your art career can help you find your path and keep you from making poor or outright wrong decisions. Here are some additional resources to help you find your vision. The Top 10 Exercises for Establishing Your Life Vision and Mission Christine Kane’s “How
Resources for finding your art career and life visions Read
From Jennifer Anderson Printz: I wanted to let you know that your last newsletter and the idea of the Artist Breakthrough Program has been on my mind since reading it. The idea of a sort of bootcamp or dedicated incubator period just seemed to resonate with me very strongly. So tonight I have decided to
She’s starting her own Artist Breakthrough Program Read
Have you ever met an artist who didn’t want to be famous? Artists are the greatest delayed-gratification people in the world. —Mary Beth Edelson in The Artist’s Mentor: Inspiration from the World’s Most Creative Minds (Ian Jackman, ed.)
Deep Thought Thursday: Do all artists want to be famous? Read
Today’s Deep Thought comes from the smARTist Telesummit panel discussion I listened in on today. It was about balancing art and life. I’m speaking at tomorrow’s panel on selling art. What if you don’t get everything done? Is it possible to ever get everything done?
I received this email from awhile back from Bob Hunt: I’ve been getting your newsletter now for a couple of month and do find some of the information interesting, but I feel you haven’t addressed a real issue that contributes to success. It’s talent. No where do you address this (at least not in the
Is artwork marketable without talent (and developing a thick skin as an artist) Read
I encourage everyone to hop over to Lisa Call’s blog and see how she tracks her studio time. More importantly, pay attention to how she plans to change her approach for 2008. It’s a healthier way to look at goals and be accepting of where you are.
Tracking your time in the studio Read
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