Art is an integral part of decor, setting the mood and reflecting the interests of the owner. What do interior designers consider when choosing art?
Representing Artists to the Corporate Market
“Artists don’t want to go out and sell themselves,” said Murray. “They want you to go out there for them, make the sale.”
Sell Your Art into the Corporate Market
Are you interested in having your artwork purchased for offices, boardrooms, lobbies, hotels, restaurants or healthcare environments?
How Art is Chosen for Television and the Movies
Have you ever wondered how artists get their work onto movie sets and television shows? Here’s one expert who knows the inside story.
Matching Artists with Corporate Buyers
Is your artwork a match for the corporate art market? Expert Joyce Creiger developed Art Specifier to help artists sell.
How to Work with Art Consultants
Art consultant and author Barbara Markoff discusses how artists meet art consultants and can best work with them to create and place art in corporate settings.
How a Quilter Designed a Successful Career Path
Textile artist Jean Judd discusses her career, including exhibitions, marketing and commissions. She offers an insider’s view for emerging artists and craftspeople to get started on their careers in the business.
Fine Art becomes Rug Design
Painter Danielle Grinnen has launched her career by turning her art into rug designs. She is associated with Good Weave, which assures buyers that rugs are made by artisans who receive honest wages, and no child labor is used. She discusses her career, strategies and marketing.
The Wow Factor/Art in a Corporate Environment
Judith HeartSong of ArtMatters LLC, a Washington, DC art consulting firm, discusses how the business works and how artists can become involved in this industry.
