For many people, when they think about an artist at work, they envision uninterrupted marathon hours of studio time… something that isn’t realistic for most artists. A studio practice needs to be sustainable – meaning you can keep it up for many years, whether you have family obligations or other jobs – without burning out. […]
Case Study Blog Post – Shelby Leigh Kizer/ TAA Mastermind Group
Shelby Kizer is a young artist who has quickly taken the art scene by storm by developing a financially sustainable art business. After graduating from college in 2018, she found herself reflecting on the same question many other artists ask themselves “How do I turn my passion for art into a thriving business.” Shelby spent […]
How I Sell My Art: Lisa Kellner
In 2012, I thought my dreams as an artist were being realized. I was having my first solo exhibition at a gallery in Chelsea, NY. My work was selling consistently with my gallery in DC. I had multiple requests to exhibit and exhibitions scheduled a year or so in advance around the country. I was […]
Case Study: Will Eskridge, The Animal Artist for Outcasts
Will Eskridge is an innovative artist who has transformed his career from making just $1,000 in two months to booking $10,00 in 1 month. Over the years, Will has consistently desired to mold his talent into a full-time art career. But, after finishing his formal education, he found himself at a crossroads. He realized that […]
TAA Artists Elevate Their Favorite Artists of Color
On Monday, June 1, TAA Artist Margaret Sloan made the following post in the private Abundant Artist Mastermind group on Facebook: “Artists should support artists. During this time of unrest, I’d love it is the members of this group would support black and brown artists by introducing their work to those of us who might […]
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