The easiest place to sell your work might be near your home. Use these tips to meet local business people, contacts and collectors.
Artist Social Network Deep Dive
José Art Gallery is a social network for art industry professionals and a destination for art sales.
Art Collector Celebrates Artists with Studio Visits
Enthusiastic art collector and advocate Josh Kasper brings the hidden world of studio creation to light through live and virtual interviews.
Artizan Made: A Model for Collaborating as a Collective
Rachel Biel shares the story of an online handmade community and the labor of love that built it.
Introduction to Creative Placemaking
Creative Placemaking can have a big impact on communities and offers opportunities for artists.
Success is Often Who You Know
How can developing a strong network of connections grow your art business?
Running a Live Art Event During the Pandemic
Artists are selling their work at in-person events again despite the pandemic. Two event organizers share how they were able to make this happen while keeping safety in mind.
How to Work with an Accountability Partner
Artists can work together as accountability partners to follow through and accomplish more of their business goals.
How to Build a Vibrant Art Community
Artists who work in isolation don’t thrive as much as artists with a supportive community. Here’s how they start and grow.
Artist-Run Gallery Space as a Model for Success
These self-directed artists didn’t seek gallery representation. Instead, they opened their own retail spaces to display art and interact with collectors.
Art Business Planning with a Reality Check
Artist advocate, strategist and educator Elizabeth Hulings talks about dreaming big, trusting yourself and staying balanced in your art business.
How Artists Can Earn Income and Support Using Patreon
What also sets Patreon apart is that it is a place to share your creative endeavors directly and intimately, with no outside influences or advertising.
How to Choose the Right Artist Residency
Artist residencies are dedicated places around the world that offer artists of all disciplines a place to focus on their creative projects away from their usual lives.
Tools and Community Build an Art Business
Artists are not treated like CEOs of their own businesses, and oftentimes, they don’t see themselves as such.
