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Subject:
gallery system
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Visual Arts Asked by: dimitriosart-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
22 Oct 2005 22:23 PDT
Expires: 21 Nov 2005 21:23 PST Question ID: 583734 |
I am a visual artist (painter) located on St. Maarten a small island in the Caribbean. My biggest challenge is how to get my art out of this island in to world cities. Now, I have concluded after many attempts to contact art galleries/dealers etc that it is futile to do so. My second conclusion is that in order to get into the 'inner circle' you need to have the contacts, and this would be the only rule. It is not about the work, nor the artist. So my question would be: Who who is reading this can genuinely refer me to one of his contacts on first name basis to pitch my art successfully? Go take a look at my art at http://www.dimitrios-art.com should it help in pitching. Do you have a contact who is a gallerist/dealer maybe a prominent collector? |
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Re: gallery system
From: cynthia-ga on 22 Oct 2005 22:26 PDT |
Wow, very intense, I like your art very much! |
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Re: gallery system
From: nelson-ga on 23 Oct 2005 01:41 PDT |
Looks inspired by, but different from, Roy Lichtenstein. |
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Re: gallery system
From: jimmysilver-ga on 22 Dec 2005 08:15 PST |
dimitrios, here is a reductive but accurate sketch of how one enters an "art world". it is not so much a matter of just getting a referal in the sense of a "sales lead" or a referal for a good plumber. If you want to join an art community (artworldX) say, the art world of new york, you need to BE in new york city, AND be a member of the art community here. AND, you must (typically) be then "mentored in" to a smaller sub-community of artists of which some are connected with certain galleries. This is a slow, organic process. THEN, perhaps, teh dealer or gallerist would see your work, or hear about your work via another artist, and they may ask to see your work at a studio visit, and maybe, you might be invited into a group show. based on responses to your work in the group show (art press, sales, chatter among artists of interest to the gallerist) you might be offered a solo show. If THIS show goes well (same criteria as above) you might join the gallery's "stable". The answer then is that you need to really join a community of artists and take it from there. JS |
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