American Artist magazine has a very good blog called the “Artist Daily”. Today’s post is particularly interesting for artists who are wondering if they can sell on their own without a gallery. The answer seems to be “yes”. Check it out here.
Archive for the ‘The Business of Art’ Category
Great Article About “Selling Without Galleries”
Posted in Making a living, Shows and festivals, The Business of Art, tagged art marketing, selling art, selling paintings on November 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Meet Shawn Gould A New Book Of His Art); And Great Show News!
Posted in Shows and festivals, The Artist, The Business of Art, tagged bird painting, coyote, elk, quail, Shawn Gould, sparrow, wildlife art, wildlife painting on November 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I received a delightful surprise in the mail a few days ago. My friend and colleague Shawn Gould sent me a sweet little self-published book of some of his recent paintings. I’m writing about this for two reasons. One, because I thought that you would enjoy seeing his work, which is quite different than mine, [...]
Come Visit My Facebook Fan Page!
Posted in Making a living, The Artist, The Business of Art, tagged SusanFoxArt Facebook fan page on October 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Having hit the 100 fan threshold (the count is 137 as of this morning), I was able to register a unique URL for my fan page. It’s at www.facebook.com/SusanFoxArt
I’m in the AAEA Show!
Posted in Shows and festivals, The Artist, The Business of Art, tagged American Academy of Equine Art on August 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I received an acceptance letter today from the American Academy of Equine Art that “Mongol Horse #3-Young Stallion has been accepted into their prestigious Fall Open Juried Exhibition! What a nice homecoming present.
Update on “Wildlife Art Shows”, Now Out of Business
Posted in Making a living, Shows and festivals, The Business of Art, tagged dishonest shows, shows, wildlife art on June 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Christopher Gervais and Wildlife Art Shows are out of business, citing “the global economic crisis and cost analysis of upcoming events.” I guess he forgot about the criminal investigations and the fact that the wildlife art world is on to his rip-off business practices. If you are signed up for one of his shows, I [...]
Should Artists Go To Game Ranches To Shoot Reference?
Posted in Animal welfare/rescue, Environment/conservation, Paintings and process, Photography and equipment, The Business of Art, Wildlife, tagged game ranches, Thomas Mangelson, Wildlife Art Journal, wildlife photography on June 14, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Every artist and photographer will have to decide for themselves. For me, after having been to two of game ranches and having been involved in animal welfare and rescue for the past four years, the answer is “no”.
I do want to make the point, as did Mangelsen, that I am specifically addressing game ranches; not [...]
One Open Studio Weekend Down and One To Go + Photos!
Posted in Equipment, Mongolia, Shows and festivals, The Artist, The Business of Art, tagged animal art, art studio, artist studio, Humboldt County artist, North Coast Open Studios, Paintings, small works, wildlife art on June 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I’m doing both weekends of North Coast Open Studios this year. People were very interested both in my upcoming trip to Mongolia and hearing about what the country is like. I had my computer going and was able to show people pictures of the takhi, domestic horses, gers, camels, Sukhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaatar with the [...]
New Wildlife Art Magazine Debuts!
Posted in Book reviews, Making a living, Miscellaneous, The Business of Art, tagged Wildlife Art Journal on June 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I just found out this afternoon that Wildlife Art Journal is now up and running. Members of the Society of Animal Artists got a heads-up a few months ago and we were able to view a preview version, but the real thing is available now here. Todd Wilkinson, who many will remember from his excellent [...]
Accepted Into “Art and the Animal”!
Posted in Mongolia, Shows and festivals, The Artist, The Business of Art, tagged Art and the Animal, bactrian camels, Mongolia, Society of Animal Artists on May 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I just found out that “Done for the Day”, a painting of bactrian camels that I photographed in Mongolia at Arburd Sands last September has been accepted into the Society of Animal Artists jured show “Art and the Animal”. In the animal art world, this is the most prestigious show and entries come in from [...]
