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Thankfully I have taken and trying to maintain all of the necessary steps to build my brand. I was noticing the constant posts from local landscapers, fitness coaches, hair stylists, etc. I will definitely be sharing my Facebook art business page on the community page now in hopes of local residents or businesses being interested in purchasing my art. We are promoting our art and painting by using social media and other ways as suggested.

Would love to know more about it. Thanks for reading our articles and for reaching out! A great opportunity to network with art lovers and collectors is during the opening receptions of art exhibitions. Also, try visiting or attending art fairs — the crowds are amazing there and you can always meet new people and share your opinion about the art industry.

Thanks for your great suggestions. Great article, thanks for sharing, I am pt. You can see my artwork here: I m 50 yrs old art has been my passion n i ve started enjoying it now want to promote my work Than you.

Thank you for your message. I am David from Meru-Kenya. I am 17 years and I am also an artist not yet perfected But i am doing good each and every day. You can find all our hints and tips for marketing your art art here: Your blog provided best tips about arts its also help full for arts beginners they can understand about arts and also can get tips about new arts creativity.

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Our team also believe to provide great Spanish Art and other services as photography, Graphic works etc.. Thank you for reading and following our blog. It is very informative post. I love reading this post. It is very useful for everyone.

Thanks for sharing this information with us. I am an artist but not in the from of canvas. My art is visual, tactile and also severs a utilitarian function. My medium is wood; I design and craft fine furniture. I understand that you are an art gallery, but I am still hopeful that you can provide me with some advice and guidance on how to get my art recognized within the art community. Some amazing tips here. Networking is really important for promotion. We can also promote our work by related social service. We have forwarded your email address to our submissions department.

Someone will contact you shortly! Am actually at a point of rebranding my self as an Artist in terms of marketing my work. The advice on marketing that you have offered has really opened eyes in very Good and different Way. We are trying insistantly to transform all the negative circumstancies to bring about effective change in our community. We chose art as a weapon can be used to curb the escalating of teenage pregnancy,school drop out and more predicamets we are facing in the community.

Your advises are so useful and productive and I am so very please to meet you. You can write to us about your queries at blogs agora-gallery. From my experience of running an online art marketplace, I can tell you that the biggest issue I see with artists is that they are intimidated by the sheer fact of building an online presence.

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I would suggest start out small. Build your own Facebook page and start displaying your works there. Add family and friends to the page.

Art is a medium that people really appreciate, especially people close to you. Build that confidence first. Then slowly venture into the realm of website creation and other social media. Position yourself well, it is important to invest in your own branding. This is a fantastic guide, I need not add more.

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Thanks for sharing it, I am looking for this kind of stuff on Internet, finally found it here with the full guide and keep writing. I just want to know how can I feature the beautiful work of my artists? Have you thought about creating a Facebook page to showcase the works of your artists? You can look through some of our other tutorials on the blog about promoting art on Facebook. Dear Agora Experts, I live in Australia and want to help promoting an artist from my birth country Romania.

I love his work, but I would very much appreciate your expertise in evaluating a talent. An advice would be much appreciated Cristina Telechi Pavalache. However, if you would like the artist to be represented by us, you can send us his or her details at submissions agora-gallery. Hi — I liked the article very much. It helps a lot. I promote my art by my website www. Sometimes I make flyers to my exhibitons. Once a year I make an exhibiton in my home with my paintings and my painted sculptures chairs, commodes and other things… too.

I paint since 17 years and made 50 exhibitions. I would like to come to NY , but I think to fly with the paintings will be to expensive …. I have seen the gallery when I was in NY — fantastic…!! I agree…thanks for compiling this advice into a concise lesson. For example, one gallery in Vancouver said that they wanted to carry my oils but discovered that what they really wanted was to charge me for framing my paintings, and then keep them in storage until I asked for them to be returned. In order to get them back, I had to pay for the framing job AND for the shipping back to me.

I would appreciate your thoughts. Dear David, Have you considered using Social Media to promote your art further? It is becoming increasingly popular and in fact important for artists today. Also, if you would like to know more about representation at Agora Gallery, please visit our website for more information. Thank you for so brilliant POST. Thank you from Seattle. Much of what you wrote I try to practice! I just started selling my metal sculpture in January of this year The response has been wonderful. As I slowly further my involvement in promotion and networking and funding I will keep your services close in mind!

This post is a priceless resource for artist. I learned a lot and will be incorporating a lot of what has been advised in your article. In addition to these wonderful ideas, I thought about building a community of introducing artists and their amazing artwork by some people who can write about them. I just started my art blog: I really hope we all can introduce hidden artists worldwide. Thank you so much for your advices. I will contact you soon http: Hi Agora team, Thank you for these great articles, I particularly like the ones on donations and teaching children.

I also get a lot of joy out of teaching and am about to take this up again. In I was asked to exhibit with Agora Gallery and my art and my self belief sky rocketed to be showing in New York! I have since shown in Miami and Italy, and of course, Australia. After appearing in a TV episode of Colour In Your Life here in Oz, my career has blossomed once again, with workshops all over the country, and You Tube episodes in the pipeline. I am deeply thankful that after showing with Agora I feel confident in myself and my art career. What about those artists who are socially-challenged like my spouse?

He has misbelieves on his own work. It took years before I finally convinced him to build his web site and have a facebook page. Is there anybody out there that can post me some suggestions? Of course, many artists have very different temperaments, and their marketing strategies have to be modified to suit them. Your spouse is lucky to have you helping him with his web presence. Many artists who do not like talking about or promoting their own work often hire outside agents to do this.

Or, of course, they ask their loved ones for help in this area. Your spouse may benefit from having an agent or gallery representing him and his work. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info agora-gallery.

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Sign up for the monthly newsletter with new articles and the latest gallery updates. Join the discussion Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Jolly Nov 27, Great Blog, very useful tricks and ideas to promote our business regarding art form. Opaque Motives Nov 23, Hey, any other tips on promoting or getting user-interaction. Andra Bilici Nov 26, Hi! Leon Sparkes Oct 26, Great advice and tips in the blogpost. Keep working, keep optimistic, and keep connecting. Dana Hassard Oct 12, It is difficult to find the answer to my question when I search various art sites so hopefully I can get it answered here or at least some insight.

Thank you for any guidance and input. Wish you good luck! Dana Hassard Oct 18, Thank you, Andra, for your feedback. It is greatly appreciated. Thank you again for taking the time to respond to my question. Ravz Aug 25, We are promoting our art and painting by using social media and other ways as suggested. Andra Bilici Aug 27, Hi! Jessica Johnson Aug 11, Wonderful Suggestion you have written.

I m fully Appreciate with your suggestion. Phillip Longley May 19, Great suggestions. Rafa Montilla May 14, Thank you for this greart article about marketig my artwork, excenllets tips. Mikkel Hansen Apr 25, Great article, thanks for sharing, I am pt. Jeremy S Joco Apr 24, hi im 31 from norway. Then, arrange your art strategically by exhibiting your best pieces in places that will catch the attention of people walking by or browsing from a distance. You can even hang small awards that promote your expertise.

And, art fair booths don't have to break the bank. Check out these easy and affordable DIY options. You need your sustenance, so just step outside or behind the booth for a quick bite. Otherwise, they may not feel comfortable in your space. Lori McNee proposes you invite guests into your element by doing demonstrations or painting at the front of the booth. While the support of family and friends is encouraging in what can be a stressful event, remember that your goal is to sell your artwork. Another tip from Aletta de Wal: Why not make it easier for yourself to make a sale?

Between furniture and art, having too much in your booth can overwhelm your customers. Decorate your booth with a crisp and clean aesthetic, with more art stored nearby to replenish your walls. Most guests are very complimentary, but not everyone may appreciate your particular style. Remain understanding, respond kindly, and never complain about your problems that day. Plus, check out these five different ways to handle that awkward comment, "Your art is too expensive. If a potential buyer dying to know more about your inspiration strikes up a conversation, great! But, some people may not want to engage in chit-chat and would rather be free to peruse your art at their own pace.

Try to read the crowd and when in doubt, sit back and let them know you are there to answer questions. Want more selling advice? Learn how to sell to the 5 people you'll meet at an art fair. It ends the conversation. This builds an emotional connection to the piece that customers are likely to remember and appreciate. Be prepared that the buyer will expect you to handle the packaging of their new piece.

Instead, give your buyers great customer service so they spread the good word about your art business.