Two of the most important skills an artist needs to develop are how to describe themselves and how to describe their art. These skills are put on full display when the task at hand is writing a grant or residency proposal. Grants are part of the diversified income streams that make up a healthy art […]
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 […]
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 […]
5 Psychological Reasons Why People Buy Expensive Art
Works of art What makes a work of art great? Almost anything can be seen as a work of art, but some art is more expensive than others, and why is that? It is because certain works of art are done by more prominent artists, or it is a certain type of art. Art galleries […]
[Case Study] Sarah Guthrie: Artist, Coach, and Painter of Joy
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Sarah Guthrie is our very own in-house mastermind facilitator for The Abundant Artist. She spent over 20 years in communications and marketing, but dreamt of being a full-time artist & artist coach. In September of 2019, Sarah was finally able to quit her day job! In addition to creating art, Sarah coaches other artists, helping […]
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