art galleries

Thinking of opening a gallery space?

by Guest Blogger on August 24, 2010

The most important lesson guest blogger Kesha Bruce learned from opening a gallery was that a gallery is not a substitute for using your contact list and taking care of your biggest supporters.

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Give galleries what they want

by Alyson on April 13, 2009

You’ve done a lot of research to find galleries where your work fits, so don’t blow the submission process. While there is no standardized format for submitting your portfolio to galleries, you can earn points by being professional from the get-go. Find out what the gallery wants and follow its wishes to a T. Many [...]

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Treat Your Art Like It Belongs in a Museum

by Alyson Stanfield on July 7, 2008

Martha Marshall, Harbor Triptych. Acrylic on canvas. © The Artist From the moment a work of art enters a museum, it is treated as the special one-of-a-kind, irreplaceable object it is. It sits in a crate in the loading area and acclimates to its new surroundings. After sufficient time has passed, it is uncrated by [...]

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