Want to show your work at galleries? You can't just set them free in oceans of art without any organization, presentation, instructions, or guidance on what they'll be looking at. You have to curate the work first. Limit what you show to your most significant subjects or series, current or recent work, ongoing projects, pieces that best represent your skills, and other noteworthy examples. Know what you're showing and why. Impressing with your best always beats overwhelming them with everything.
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In the art of focus, every 'yes' is a brushstroke, and every 'no' is a deliberate omission that sculpts the masterpiece of your priorities. Saying 'no' is not a rejection of opportunities but a discerning choice to channel your energy towards what truly matters. It is the curator's decision, carefully selecting the exhibits that will define the gallery of your life. Focusing is not just about concentration; it is the mindful curation of your time and attention, a deliberate act of shaping your narrative by determining what deserves a place in the spotlight and what gracefully steps into the shadows.
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I came across a post by Amber Cabral that summed up the essence of this work so well. Thinking about designing some art around the phrasing alone. Check out the link to her post: https://lnkd.in/gifyyjaf
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The objective of presenting meaning in conceptual art was the last stage of the reductive process of modern visual art. From that point on, conceptual artists use the visual aspect as a supportive illustration for the idea. “Rest Stop” 1987, Quantel Paintbox:
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Digital visual artist since 1981, National Endowment for the Arts Fellow. Emmy Award-winning designer/director
The objective of presenting meaning in conceptual art was the last stage of the reductive process of modern visual art. From that point on, conceptual artists use the visual aspect as a supportive illustration for the idea. “Rest Stop” 1987, Quantel Paintbox:
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