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There is a pervasive fear that haunts many artists who are considering entering the print market. The logic goes like this: “If I offer an affordable open-edition print of my…

It is a proposal I hear often, and on the surface, it makes perfect logical sense. An artist might approach me and say, “I know you don’t have space for…

We are living in an era where we can’t seem to escape the topic of Artificial Intelligence. For artists, this conversation usually revolves around image generation, but there is another…

I recently had a conversation with a photographer who had developed a truly unique technique for capturing macro images of plants. The work was stunning—technically brilliant and visually distinct. He…

In the marketing world, everyone loves to talk about the “sales funnel.” The concept is simple: you pour a massive amount of potential customers into the top, filter them down…

When an artist steps into the studio, the possibilities feel infinite. With a blank canvas or a lump of clay, you could theoretically go in any direction. You could experiment…

A topic that inevitably comes up in my conversations with artists—whether they are brand new to the industry or veterans with five decades of experience—is the question of “standing out.”…

In the traditional view of the art world, the artist creates in isolation and the gallery sells what is delivered. But in a healthy, long-term professional relationship, the dynamic is…

As an artist, your studio can sometimes feel like a crowded waiting room. Canvases lean against the walls, finished and ready for the world, yet they remain unseen. It’s only…

Every few months, a new industry report ripples through the art world. You’ve likely seen the headlines: “Abstract Paintings Top Gallery Sales” or “Minimalism Is Out, Figurative Is In.” (see…