This week’s featured Association member is Catherine Bruce. TAA: How would you describe your art to your ideal collector? Catherine: In search of synchronicity, I create painting-like photographs using 35mm film, multiple exposure techniques, and a simple Pentax K1000 film camera. I shoot all my images on film and do very minimal to no digital […]
The Science of Creativity
The Science of Creativity Many people think of creativity as a zero-sum game—either you have it or you don’t. However, science has shown that not only are we all capable of being highly creative, but there are also many ways to improve our creative abilities. Best of all, it isn’t that hard to expand our […]
How to Sell Your Artwork With Words and Images
Artists are creative people. But in today’s crowded market where anyone can call themselves an artist, you have to try and cut through the noise. Creating beautiful works of art is no longer enough, you have to adapt yourself from being creator and maker to being a marketer and sales person. This means that you […]
Member of the Week- Will Enns: Lifting Spirits with Paintings of Spirits
This week’s featured Association member is Will Enns. TAA: How would you describe your art to your ideal collector? Will: My art is not unusual; It’s unique. My ideas are unique. The result is unique. If you want vanilla, look elsewhere. My art lifts people’s spirits. I see it every day. People look at my […]
Basic Sales Skills: Seal the Deal With Body Language
Why does an artist need to know about body language? If you’re an artist, and even more so if you are not represented by a gallery that is doing the selling for you, you need to know how to sell your own art. If you ever attend art fairs, art talks, or show your work […]