The Business of Being an ArtistThis text explains how an artist can: get exhibited; find galleries; promote their work; choose a second career; use safe materials; win grants; and handle criticism. |
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up at For that reason , artists need to develop a client list , one that changes and ( it is hoped ) grows over the years , that will be used to contact people about art exhibitions or an open studio event .
up at For that reason , artists need to develop a client list , one that changes and ( it is hoped ) grows over the years , that will be used to contact people about art exhibitions or an open studio event .
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Most artists who get into courtroom sketching do realist work anyway , often portraiture or something involving the human figure , but the style of work in one's studio and in a court of law are often at a variance .
Most artists who get into courtroom sketching do realist work anyway , often portraiture or something involving the human figure , but the style of work in one's studio and in a court of law are often at a variance .
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Another way that courtroom art may impinge on one's career is by making one's off - time so precious that an artist is unlikely to get out of the studio to show work to dealers or potential buyers . “ I have no time to market myself ...
Another way that courtroom art may impinge on one's career is by making one's off - time so precious that an artist is unlikely to get out of the studio to show work to dealers or potential buyers . “ I have no time to market myself ...
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Contenido
Introduction | 7 |
Contracts with Dealers and Print Publishers | 23 |
When Does Investing in Ones Career Become a RipOff? | 51 |
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Talking Prices: Symbolic Meanings of Prices on the Market for Contemporary Art Olav Velthuis Vista previa limitada - 2005 |
Careers in Art: An Illustrated Guide Gerald F. Brommer,Joseph A. Gatto Sin vista previa disponible - 1999 |
Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Business of Being an Artist |
| Autor | Daniel Grant |
| Editor | Allworth Press, 1991 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 9 Nov. 2007 |
| ISBN | 0960711856, 9780960711857 |
| Largo | 224 páginas |
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