How small galleries survive when footfall drops
Every small gallery has had the season where the street goes quiet. Openings are well attended, weekdays are not, and […]
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What a design portfolio needs that most do not have
Most design portfolios are competent and interchangeable. They contain attractive final screens, a device mockup on a soft gradient, a
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Editions and reproductions: the gap buyers keep falling into
Two framed prints hang side by side. Both are signed in pencil. Both are numbered. Both say limited edition. One
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Commissioning an artist without either side regretting it
Commissions go wrong in predictable ways. The client imagined something the artist never agreed to make. The artist assumed creative
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What a studio visit is for, and how to run one
The studio visit is the most important hour in the art trade and the one most often wasted. It is
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How galleries actually price work
Ask a gallerist how a price is arrived at and you will often get a shrug and something about the
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