How to start an art gallery

How to Prepare For An Art Exhibition | Whether you’re a photographer or an artist, here are 13 ways to make your first art exhibition successful. {Free Checklist}

Unveil the world of art entrepreneurship: Learn to open a gallery, curate collections, and cultivate a space that inspires artists and buyers alike.

This is a guide for how you can start an art business and make money from your creativity. Find out what you need to get started. Includes tips on pricing, marketing, and more!

How do you realize your dream of a private gallery of your art? Hi my name is Carrie Brummer and here on Artist Strong I help artists like you build your skill and develop your unique artis…

Six months after opening her own eponymous gallery in London's King's Cross, gallerist and curator Sid Motion shares a few lessons she has learned along the way, for those who dream of following her lead

With the use of the internet, artists truly no longer need art galleries to make money or become renowned for their work. Between social media, and the amazing websites we have for ecommerce, art galleries have lost a bit of their coveted luster. If selling your art online is your sole focus, you'll definitely want to check out my article: 7 Practical Ways to Start Making Money as an ArtistHowever, if you, like me, still enjoy the idea of having your art on display in a REAL art gallery…

Do you need to prepare for your first art show? Whether gallery, coffee shop, art crawl, and more, here's how to prepare:

There are many reasons why you will want to start an art blog if you are planning on selling your art online. Even if you wish to only sell your art at craft shows or art galleries, an art blog will help you to keep your collectors up-to-date with any new

Learn how to write an Artist Statement that will your collectors to your art. Increase your sales and generate traffic to your online art gallery.

By Carrie Lewis in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice Now that you’ve decided gallery representation is for you and have found a few galleries that are a good fit for your art, the serious work begins. It’s time to present your work to the gallery manager or director. Speaking as both an artist and a former gallery director, the single most important advice I can offer is to treat contacts with galleries just like you would treat an interview with […]