Key points of advice so craft and fine artists make sure they are investing in themselves and their artworks to achieve high sales.
Author - Audra Lambert
Up Close open call first place winners Alicia Ferrara, Kyle Cottier, Ceres Henry, Julian Cintron and Amy Hughes share their secrets to succeeding as emerging artists applying to art contests.
Emerging artists can show their own work at art fairs with greater creative control and increased profitability. But is it always the best recourse?
Artist Jerry Weiss, Art Elevated juror, explains his figurative art practice and reveals the secret behind the enduring allure of representation.
A look at how art education directly reflects inclusion and diversity in contemporary art.
Existing artist networks and creative communities can augment an artist’s career and provide effective marketing and logistical support.
Art Dealer Anita Shapolsky Explains Best Practices for Identifying and Collecting Post-War Art Masterpieces.
Orangenius has partnered with the Garment District Alliance to present Art Elevated, featuring cutting-edge art hovering above the streets of Manhattan.
Contemporary Pop Artist ARTISTMARK explains his pioneering digital pop art format.
Melanie Vote, a juror for Orangenius' recent Art Elevated contest, discusses her creative process and artistic career.
Artist Walid Khalaf creates colorful, mindful and expressive oil paintings that symbolize joy and rebirth. He details his career as a painter and his life experience and background as it relates to his artistic practice.
Jan Sawka is an immigrant artist who migrated to the United States from Poland in the 1970s. Here Hanna Sawka discusses her father's work.
Pratt Institute professor and EFA director Bill Carroll talks about his career trajectory, lessons from the art market, and the fundamental shifts he's made in the pursuit of his art.
NC State University professor Todd Berreth discusses his evolution as an artist and technologist, with a focus on exploring visual narrative within an AR framework.
How is VR and AR affecting the fine arts sector? In a conversation with [email protected] radio, Grace Cho and Todd Berreth discuss emerging trends in VR art.
Is the art fair model dead? The advent of online art sales and the high cost of participation has the art world wondering whether more fairs equals more problems.
Celine Mo, the co-director of Brooklyn art gallery Victori + Mo, shares what she finds most compelling in the contemporary art world today.
From purchasing art multiples to scouring benefit art auctions, here are some tested approaches to collecting art on a budget.
As an art world influencer, Girl Sees Art's Beckie Warren dishes on developing an online presence in the art market while highlighting her exciting upcoming new projects.
We take a look at how art collectors determine what works to purchase and examine their motivations for crafting a curated art collection.
Building an art collection that supports emerging artists can be a thrilling endeavor for collectors operating across genres and price points.
Avoid common pitfalls when signing an art contract by familiarizing yourself with the art law terms that arise most frequently.
In a new monthly column for Artrepreneur, art curator and critic Audra Lambert highlights the benefits and frequent challenges of hosting an art workshop.
These international artist residencies offer the working artist or solopreneur a chance to get inspired by new horizons.
It can be challenging to find an affordable art studio space, but sharing space is a great way to build an artist network and cultivate new opportunities.
In a new monthly column for Artrepreneur, art curator and critic Audra Lambert answers the most frequent questions she receives from independent artists. This month, she answers questions about studio assistants.
Finding an arts organization or art collector interested in sponsoring your work is an important accomplishment. Here's how to keep those patrons engaged and inspired by your work.
Whether working with a fine art gallery or independent art dealer, there are certain red flags artists should be wary of when looking for a sales partner.
When approaching gallerists for representation, artists should study the gallery aesthetic and contemplate how their artist bio and portfolio fit within that narrative.
Re-defining your artistic intention and drawing inspiration from artists in similar positions is a useful approach when returning to the studio after a long hiatus.
Many artist sites fail to capture their audience. Follow these simple tips for creating visually stunning art websites that include all the necessary information.
Whether self-publishing materials on your artistic practice or extending your creative work to digital publications, we’ve selected expert advice to guide you in producing written materials.
Shipping and insuring artwork is a necessary step if you're transporting your work to exhibition spaces or collector's homes. Here's how to choose the best options for your needs.
Freelancing while working full-time is a great way to build your creative business. Artrepreneur breaks down the side hustle for the budding freelance creative business or art entrepreneur.
The average working artist faces student loans and other debt. We ask several financial experts how they coach artists through managing artist debt while budgeting for their creative business.
While being selected for the right artist opportunities can feel like a murky process, there are straightforward ways to move forward with advancing your career with help from your artist network.
Artists often underestimate the importance of follow-up after an artist studio visit. Here's how to wow curators, art critics, and collectors that made the time to visit your space.
The secrets to responding to an open call exhibition proposal? Staying organized and submitting a proposal that closely aligns with the exhibition's overarching themes.
While obtaining an MFA is the pathway some artists take to further pursue their career, it’s not always a crucial part of developing a distinct and successful artistic practice.
Until an artist’s studio has significant resources, it may be difficult to participate in every single art exhibition. Artrepreneur outlines the benefits and drawbacks to consider when weighing local, regional, and international shows.
From designing to pitching, reporting to researching, creatives helming their own practice know that perfecting time management in their workflow produces real results.
What are some of the most critical challenges facing emerging artists today? Artrepreneur talks to five art world wunderkinds on what it takes to develop rewarding creative careers.
Artrepreneur outlines some of the key facets of planning for and mounting a DIY art exhibition with mixed-use and non-traditional spaces and lay out the groundwork for a successful showing.
Desperate to see your work appear in leading art journals and magazines, but can't afford to hire a public relations firm? We review how the working artist can gain media influence through targeted outreach efforts.