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I am entirely in support of online galleries! I think that they serve to help break down the walls between artists, galleries, and patrons in a way we have never seen before
... top artists' magazines are in the US but there must be some! I think The Artist is a big one? Look for galleries asking for submissions, group shows, competitions, etc.
For galleries your be...
...r things 'desirable Areas.' the chapter on economics in my book goes into this in detail. I divide galleries into three tiers.
In most cases I regard the staff and the owner's as a ...
Norman- I live in the Phoenix area, and don't worry, all those cheezy southwest, cowboy art galleries in downtown Scottsdale are just for tourists. Go to the galleries in downtown Phoenix, and th...
I don't find this amaizing at all. Most stuff in galleries can be found in any art school paint racks and garbage cans by the millions.
The fact that without the song and dance provided galle...
...y built up painting sales over the years but some of my early encounters with slow paying or even non-paying galleries convinced me of the need to embrace the business side of art. At art school you a...
Well if its original, I wouldnt go to any art galleries,or managers,better contact big auction house like sotheby,or advertise it in e-bay for 90,000,if many people would try to contact you,withdrew i...
I'm an art teacher visiting galleries in london and new york in early to mid january 2003 and I was wondering if anyone could recommend some schools offering interesting or good art programs (mai...
...in certain cafes spewing theories and absinthe. Instead, artists cluster around the art schools, and various galleries have loyal cliques, but the schools are expensive, while providing dubious value ...
...n and chat about oil painting and art in general. I have seen Picasso paintings in a couple of different art galleries in Montreal and San Francisco. Always a thrill! I am a mom to two lovely daughter...
...etter than copies from slides, although you don't get out of having to shoot slides- most competitions, galleries, etc. still require them.]
Andrew Werby...
...of it. Have you sold any work? If so how and how it all work out. Have you made new contacts with anyone, or galleries or other arts organisations? Tell me any good stories that have come of having yo...
in regards to galleries if a picture draws you to it and it must have a relationship with you. But i have wondered why some works get hung and others don't what sells or what is the cul de sac of tale...
...cated. You mention having to pay for this to be done. How much and by who?? I took my picture to all the big galleries in London and they didn't seem to want to know. I was led to believe they do...
... based in NYC , USA , whose work is attracting world wide attention, http://brianmills.com contains online galleries and interactivity to the brian mills http://brianmills.com is a site like none ...
...s going on. Are there still lots of abstract expressionists? Or is that movement dead? It seems like all the galleries in the region where I live is full of boring paintings of deserts and cowboys. Wh...
... deal in unique art not usually found in the US but would certainly have broad appeal to 'upscale' galleries and collectors.
We have a concept in regard to pricing that needs to be confi...
... that bad.
The so called paintings and silk screens where the usual crap I had seen often in museums and galleries.
I guess I once thought Warhol had some artistic talent; no more.
All sho...
I even doubt that the galleries that exhibit Fox's furniture store crap ever asked anyone for a degree. The (real ones) exhibit those with connections who sell for big money, a class that Fox has...
Personally I feel graffiti is more authentic, heartfelt and vibrant than most of the stuff in galleries these days. It's site-specific, spontaneous, often a collaborative effort, sometimes intens...
2002 INTERNATIONAL GLASS SHOW - Chasen Galleries of Virginia will be presenting the '2002 International Glass Show' featuring Dino Rosin, Neil Duman, Neal Drobnis, Peter Zelle, Brian Brenno,...
... totally lost in LA ... and i need to visit almost 4 or 5 place per day sometimes.. just for observation ... galleries, museum, school architecture etc etc superstore etc so OK... I will answer you ve...
...ich may or may not be about art.
Why don't I spend this money on art?
Although I enjoy visiting galleries and museums, I seldom buy prints.
Truth is, I love art, but buying it is not ...
: Does anyone have any opinions as to the most profitable use of one's : study time for art. That is, for the serious amateur/hobbyist art : students of us? Is it better to spend more time workin...
I know there are plenty of different societies, associations and guilds for writers, architects, designers etc.
I am sure there are some for visual artists too. Maybe they are not that active due ...
...age which looks any different from the mass of put-ons that fill any art theology magazine and crowds the NY galleries. A fan of fashionable Practically-Nothing-Abstraction, Fox has nothing to offer u...
No way to avoid the international economic meltdown, and clearly the art market is going to be hurt as well. According to TAN Dealers will be hurt most.
The theory: speculation in art (and yo...
...age which looks any different from the mass of put-ons that fill any art theology magazine and crowds the NY galleries. A fan of fashionable Practically-Nothing-Abstraction, Fox has nothing to offer u...
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