Q: Introduce yourself – who are you and what do you do? A: My name is Deb Wight and I am a creator. Art is..
There is no industry that has gone untouched by the widespread disruption of the coronavirus. The art world, like all other sectors, is quickly grappling..
Q: Introduce yourself – who are you and what do you do? A: My name is Grace Chadwick. I’m a sculptor working mostly in fiberglass,..
Ruth-Ann Thorn has over 30 years working in the fine art world. She is a Native American woman, art dealer, curator, agent, and documentary filmmaker...
There was a time when art could only be sold in galleries and art exhibitions. Today, with the adoption of digital technology and the internet..
Art fairs and exhibitions are all staged where an audience can interact with the artists, displays and presentations. Today, the internet has become more important..
Creating art feels right. Yet promoting art can sometimes be a real hurdle for an artist. Whether you like it or not, promoting your art..
In a world full of social media, we often find ourselves relying on Instagram and YouTube influencers for the latest trends in art. Yet some..
Celebrating the 90th anniversary of its promoting and supporting women in the arts, Connecticut Women Artists, was originally founded as the Society of Women Painters..
Social networks have become a business tool, and their visual capabilities have become a great chance for artists to connect with their potential fans. And..
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Artexpo New York | Oct. 2020
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