Curators, gallerists, and critics will ask hard questions. They expect answers, so you need to be prepared to respond. If you want to play with the big girls and boys, you have to be able to articulate what your art is about.
Are you ready to face the judges? Read
Workshop presentation isn’t rocket science. As long as you act professionally and take a little time to prepare you can easily add workshops and lectures to your art career repertoire. Photographer (and workshop designer) Jacqueline Webster shares her experiences in this guest blog post for Art Biz Blog.
Thinking about winging a presentation? Think again Read
Are you someone that other artists naturally trust? Are you being peppered with questions about how to do this or that—whether it’s an art technique or business practice? Questions about how to do something usually come from someone with good intentions. You want to help—of course! The problem is that the people who are asking
Implement a Policy for Answering Questions Read
Sometimes you cringe at the words people use to describe your art. Other times, you discover new ways of looking at your own art just by listening to people. What one word are you hoping they’ll say?
Deep Thought Thursday: 1 word Read
Computers make it so easy for us to type quickly and press Send–perhaps too easy. We get excited about something and want to respond immediately. Ditto for when we’re angry. And there’s enough on the Internet to keep us boiling for years to come. Never respond in anger Whether you’re blogging, using Twitter, or emailing,
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