Twitter Tweekly from @abstanfield

A regular wrap-up of tweets that might help you with your art business.
It’s not too early to send out Save the Date announcements for your holiday show or open studio
Are you addicted to staying in touch? You may be losing time. http://www.chrisbrogan.com/the-time-were-losing
Talking to artuntitled for the Artist Conspiracy. Good stuff – exhibit proposal advice
RT artnetdotcom: Check out MoMA’s multimedia website for “De Kooning: A Retrospective” http://artnt.cm/n0iWsg <Sweet! Can’t wait to go!
Twitter BirdHow much did/does your artist website cost? I’m mostly interested in what you paid a designer.
RT lisacall: Building a new art studio? I documented the decisions I made on my blog
Follow OccupyArtWorld for connection b/t art and #OccupyWallStreet
RT DenverArtMuseum MuseumDirectors Do you read the labels? Wonder how museum labels come to be? iheartSAM
I always recommend women use their maiden names for professional purposes. Saves troubles later. http://is.gd/4mWDqp
Give up your iPhone? Excellent article! http://is.gd/1lXNzO Thx to zen_habits for pointing to it
The ultimate guide to marketing on Twitter via copyblogger http://www.copyblogger.com/ultimate-twitter/
RT tina_m: Just bought this, LOVE it! Perfect mood-tracking calendar: http://ow.ly/6MTVX <I love that, too!
Should art museums be open longer hours? YES! TheArtNewspaper http://is.gd/mBFBux
RT PublicityHound: 7 new ways to display your blog on Blogger. http://ow.ly/6Hntg #blogs <Neat! Thanx, Joan.
Who is your choice for a living artist on a US postage stamp? I pick Jasper Johns. USPSstamps
You will NEVER have the time you want or think you need. But you will always get done what is most important to you.
Loving NickyKriel ‘s social media blog. Excellent info http://www.nickykriel.com/blog/
The lesson in any passing is to live, to love, to enjoy and to pay attention. That lesson is repeated every day in case you miss it.
Very sad about Steve Jobs’ passing. ThisIsSethsBlog asks the right question: What will we do with all Jobs gave us?
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