selling art

Michael Newberry, Himalayan Flight, oil on linen

Putting Your Art on Sale

All artwork must go! Select pieces up to 50% off! No reasonable offers will be refused! Sounds like the giant art sale at the airport hotel, huh? Loud sales proclamations just don’t work well when selling fine art. Mentioning SALE seems to cheapen the art. But we do know that even high-end galleries offer discounts

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What are you selling?

Deep Thought Thursday questions are intended to provoke. I want to encourage more critical thinking in artists who are outside of academia. With that in mind . . . what are you selling as an artist? Are you selling yourself? Or are you selling art?

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David Hilton, You're Sure? (Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park). Oil on canvas

Get a Grip on Why People Buy Art

You think you’re doing everything right to promote your art. You’re getting into shows, shops, and exhibitions, you’re building your mailing list, and you have a solid Web presence. Still, the money isn’t coming. It’s hard to keep going and to remain upbeat when your art isn’t selling. There are many reasons why some artists

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Michele Renée Ledoux

Attract High-End Buyers

From my inbox: How does one connect to the buyer agents of high-end customers? How does one get into the loop of being looked at? Performing artists have auditions and can wind up on American Idol, etc. It seems that the rest of us struggle every which way to get out there. Other than having

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