Get the know Clue, the Chicago street artist behind our latest collaboration. Join us this Sunday May 19 at WNDR Chicago for the launch between 12:00 – 3:00 PM and be one of the first to grab a piece from the drop!
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In any artist-gallery relationship whether you're currently showing with them or not, always agree in advance on percentage splits and procedures on how various sales get made. Suppose someone finds out about you on social media? What if a person contacts you directly to commission a work of art? How about people who were buying from you before the gallery came along? What about friends? What if another gallery wants to show your art? Who handles people who want to buy directly from your studio?
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Judicial Law Clerk • Author of Machine See, Machine Do • Tech & Human Rights Fellow at the Harvard Carr Center
The tradition of artists exclusively selling their work with a single dealer has long since passed. More and more artists—even younger and less established artists—are testing out new ways to engage with the art market, suggesting a shift in power away from galleries and toward artists. The trend is perhaps best exemplified by the 2023 ArtReview Power 100 annual rankings, where the top ten positions are occupied exclusively by artists. Compare this with a decade ago, when mega-gallerists competed for the top spot, and it clarifies just how much the art market has shifted. Check out my most recent article for the Center for Art Law to learn more about what is motivating some of the recent shifts in the artist-dealer landscape and how new trends are taking hold as a result.
Is it Strictly Business?: Shifts in the Artist-Dealer Landscape
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How observant are you to your surroundings?
Co-Founder/Bus.Mgr., Burrow & Scheidell Art Academy and Co-Creator of INTEGR8ART where whole learning happens. | A unique vision making it easy for educators to add Art Integration into all curriculum for K-8 schools.
Keep Looking isn’t talking about all the basic things we see around us rather really observing the minute details outside your normal range of noticing. When’s the last time you closely examined a flower with each little petal, it’s color, the type of leaves it has or noticed the details of a hummingbirds colors? That’s the type of looking we encourage to become a good artist. If you are interested in the arts, I encourage you to visit our website listed on the meme to check out the library of articles on the topic of art. Jenny Burrow has a plethora of knowledge to share with more than 60 years as a working artist. #INTEGR8ART #WhereWholeLearningHappens #K8ArtProgram
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Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes of our artist's creative process? 🎨💭 #groupgreetingcards #greetingcards #cardsofinstagram #carddesign #greetingcard #greetingcardshop #greetingcardart #greetingcarddesigns #onlinegreetingcards #digitalgreetingcards #behindthescenes #artprocess #greetingcarddesigner
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Cultural Economist helping leaders build a common ground of understanding and collaboration on race and economic equity
Interesting insight. It conjures a lot of questions for me. Why does the headline frame the graffiti artists as "regular people"? What does that designation mean and who are the irregular folks? If graffiti artists want to be seen and heard, why is their art so confusing and lacking of a coherent & cohesive message? If the people in power are so discontented with graffiti, why is there no organized and coordinated conversation ongoing with those whose voices are ignored by the power structure? What are some alternative solutions to bridging the communication gap? https://lnkd.in/g9cucPyp
For graffiti artists, abandoned skyscrapers in Miami and Los Angeles become a canvas for regular people to be seen and heard
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Contemporary Artist/Curator/Gallerist/Arts Advocate/Educator - large-scale works for collections, museums, corporate
Additional details, in the form of small red dots, were applied today. As a philosophical, humanist artist, I incorporate dots of various sizes into most of my work to acknowledge that everything seen or invisible is made up from the miniscule. This is a reminder that miniscule can also be mighty. Today's studio session is day 11 of working on the 21st large-scale painting in an ongoing series. Airbrush, acrylic, Montana spray paint on primed, unstretched canvas, 60" x 101". Many thanks to the @nvartscouncil and @neaarts for grant funding in support of this work. https://lnkd.in/gTqcwEAz #art #contemporaryart #conceptualart #abstractart #contemporaryabstract #conceptualabstraction #fineart #largescaleart #muralsizedart #humanistart #philosophicalart
In the Studio with Artist Nancy Good, Las Vegas, NV, USA, September 11, 2024
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Contemporary Artist/Curator/Gallerist/Arts Advocate/Educator - large-scale works for collections, museums, corporate
More details, in the form of small red dots, were applied today. As a philosophical, humanist artist, I incorporate dots of various sizes into most of my work to acknowledge that everything seen or invisible is made up from the miniscule. This is a reminder that miniscule can also be mighty. Today's studio session is day 12 of working on the 21st large-scale painting in an ongoing series. Airbrush, acrylic, Montana spray paint on primed, unstretched canvas, 60" x 101". Many thanks to the @nvartscouncil and @neaarts for grant funding in support of this work. https://lnkd.in/gn4E_PNq #art #contemporaryart #conceptualart #abstractart #contemporaryabstract #conceptualabstraction #fineart #largescaleart #muralsizedart #humanistart #philosophicalart
In the Studio with Artist Nancy Good, Las Vegas, NV, USA, September 12, 2024
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Day 1 of Line Art Practice Kicking off my journey to master line art! Today's focus: Basic shapes and lines Sharing my progress and learning experience #LineArt #DesignPractice #Day1 #CreativeJourney #Artistry #DesignSkills #LearningAndGrowing"
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Owner & Creative Director @ District 8 Media, LLC | Creative Lead | Serious Print Template Creation | Hands-On Design | Photo Illustration
It's been 6 years since I created this promo video for Peter Greco, unveiling his incredible mural in the Arts District of DTLA. His calligraphy adorned the cover of our 2018 DTLA BOOK, and I had the privilege of helping commission a stunning 30-foot mural in conjunction with our book launch. Ever heard of Peter Greco? Maybe, maybe not. But you've definitely seen his iconic work on blockbuster movie titles and those memorable 80s t-shirts. Peter’s logo work includes films like Splash and The Age of Innocence, the Los Angeles Times Magazine, and the iconic D.A.R.E. t-shirts that were everywhere in the 80s. 🙌 D.A.R.E. was a major anti-drug and anti-violence program that reached 75% of American schools during the 80s and 90s. Peter, working at an ad agency at the time, was asked by the LAPD to design a logo pro bono. He crafted the iconic “D.A.R.E.” lettering by hand—no computers involved. Years later, Peter saw his logo’s details had degraded from over-scanning. Wanting to preserve its integrity, he met the head of LAPD in his office, offering a clean version for free. Can you guess what happened next? He was turned away and escorted out, likely due to copyright issues. Unlike Milton Glaser's famous “I ❤️ NY” logo (which was also a pro bono work,) Peter’s work received no credit, and his name remained in the shadows. I discovered this story when Peter became the cover artist for my 2018 DTLA BOOK issue. When we were editing his feature story, Peter expressed his preference to focus on his current street art and future projects rather than dwell on the past. So, this part of the story didn’t get published. Today, I decided to reintroduce his story by emphasizing the fragility of artistic copyright or even credit, especially in our AI-driven age. Though I wasn’t in the US during the 1980s, I’ve come to understand how iconic the D.A.R.E. t-shirts are for many. Everyone seems to have a personal memory attached to them. Remember, they were designed by the brilliant Peter Greco—the artist featured in this video. https://lnkd.in/g3YjuBaM #Throuback #typography #calligraphy
Meet our cover artist, Peter Greco—Opening Reception 5/18/18
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