Artwork in Progress

Is there anything more wonderful than a work of art? Artsy Shark takes you on a tour of our artist friends creating in their studios and on location.

Want a Solo Art Show – When You’re 90?

There is very little to stop an artist or creative entrepreneur from creating as long as they can hold a tool or push paint onto canvas.

The Personal Touch

Talking about your artwork in front of others helps expand your comfort zone.

Increase Your Credibility as an Artist

Establishing your authority will make most potential customers take you more seriously, and it will build credibility.

An Artists’ Advocate on a Mission to “Celebrate The Healing Power of Art”

Art as a healing energy is no longer an experience reserved for practicing artists.

Art Fair Burnout

I had “art show burnout” and had to take stock of what I was doing. I’d scheduled twenty retail fairs that year. What was I thinking?

A Guide to Art Calls

Guest blogger Mickey Bond offer a comprehensive look at types of art calls, and what you need to know to respond to them.

Make Your Own Luck

I firmly believe that persistence is the most important trait any businessperson can have.

Confessions of a Professional Art Gallery Closer

Heartfelt advice for artists on the essence of making sales from a long-time expert in the business.

The Price is Right

Discounting out of fear that you won’t sell might bring in a little extra revenue, but it isn’t going to make you feel any better.

Change the World Through Your Art

Artists from around the world are invited to donate postcard-sized art to the exhibit, which will take place in Orlando, Florida this year.

Why Artists Must be Ready for Online Commerce

71% of art collectors have bought art online sight unseen.

Overcoming the Challenge of Pricing Art

The art market is in the midst of an amazing technology revolution, with pitfalls of pricing for emerging artists and buyers.

Anatomy of a Call for Artwork

The language of art calls is stilted. Curators, gallery owners, art center administrators and university professors use specific forms.