 | Successfully Marketing Your Art through Art Festivals
by Larry Berman | | Several weeks ago, we posted our guide, How to Succeed at Art Shows and Festivals, which was a compilation of reader input. The comments and suggestions made were outstanding and we've received great feedback about the post. One artist, Larry Berman, suggested he had more to offer and wrote an entire article about getting into and succeeding in festivals and juried shows. Larry offers some great tips and advice for those just getting started with festivals and for seasoned festival goers.
Read Larry Berman's Post Here . . .
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|  | A Free Guide from Xanadu Gallery
| You've just purchased a spectacular painting. An artist spent years studying, refining his/her craft to create this masterpiece. A gallery went to great effort and expense to display the work so that you could see it in a pristine setting. Now, you've got the work home and . . . you're on your own.
Many collectors feel overwhelmed by the prospect of hanging new artwork. They worry that they won't know where best to display the work in their home, or that they'll make a mistake in hanging the work, and it won't look as good in their home as it did in the gallery, or that it won't fit in with the other work in their collection. In this guide, I'm going to help you alleviate any of those feelings and give you tips that will help you hang artwork like a pro.
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| | |  | | | Since writing my best-selling book, "Starving" to Successful in 2009, I've helped thousands of artists establish relationships with galleries, generate more sales, and build better careers. I often receive requests from artists for personal career coaching. Unfortunately, due to my schedule, I haven't had the time to do in-depth coaching with more than a fraction of the individual artists who have requested it.
For the last several months, I've been developing an idea that will change all of that, and I'm excited to announce the "Starving" to Successful Mentorship.
In July, I will select one artist for an intensive mentorship. The mentorship includes 1 year (more or less, as needed) of one-on-one coaching. In our coaching sessions, I'll help you (if you are selected) set goals and implement strategies to achieve them. I'll evaluate your work for quality and marketability. I'll help you craft your artist's statement and biography, and much more. Most importantly, we'll be working toward a one-person show for you at Xanadu Gallery.
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