Watch This Before Your First Art Show! Webinar: How To Organize A Successful Art Exhibition

Hello, dear readers and subscribers; welcome to our complete webinar on how to organize your art exhibition professionally. As promised, below is a list of all the resources I referred to throughout this video. Enjoy! Consult the complete article here: www.contemporaryartissue.com/how-to-organize-a-suc… Video discussing the power of appearances: https://youtu.be/r_WsxMRqECs Central contact list template: www.contemporaryartissue.com/product/cai-central-c… Catalog with available works template: www.contemporaryartissue.com/product/catalog-with-… Overview of career tools for artists: www.contemporaryartissue.com/career-tools-for-arti… If you have any further questions, I look forward to answering them here in the comment section. Chat soon! All my best, Julien & Perrier

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This dog is going to know more about art than most graduates

12:09 "So don't think too much about the sales. Think about the quality of the exhibition first and the sales will follow." Sage advice and right before my scheduled exhibition, thank you!

…. And… I clearly remember the moment in my life where it did seem that looking at the little labels next to the artwork were drawing me in so much. I decided to stop reading them first off… noticing kinda how funny it was to watch others reading the labels so much. They rarely are of appropriate quality and design to flatter each work. Isn’t there a painting in history illustrating this phenomenon… ? We get spoon fed so much information already. … I am grateful to get this insight here.

Here’s a tip: Don’t spill wine on the first person who ever buys one of your paintings. Try not to get too excited and wave your arms sending the contents of your wine glass onto the arm of the nice lady who bought your diptych.

As a passionate art collector I love labels on art works. Price, title, artist name and date of completion are basics I expect when looking at work.

Give yourself at least a year to get all this together.

Your dog is everything.

Personally I find it frustrating when art has no information label next to it. What could possibly be the benefit of having to memorize the list on the wall and match the information to the art at the other end of the room? I just had a show where the gallery didn't use labels but had a list on the wall near the back of the gallery. No one at the opening knew what piece corresponded to what information on the list. Crazy to me.

Such great advice for artists, can't thank you enough!

Such valuable information, thank you so much.

I'm impressed by this content. Your advice may seem obvious, but there are things you brought up that I've overlooked on my previous exhibitions. Even the smallest of details matter. Kudos.

Thanks you so much for sharing your knowledge!

Wonderful as always so much needed information. The work must be respected. That the viewer perceives this is of great importance. All the things said here support that effort.

I love your dog

Your videos have been extremely informative. Thank you

Awesome advice! I have my first solo show in July at Pleiades Gallery, in Chelsea NYC, and I intend to follow all of your information here. Thanks for posting.

Love your Dog.

Love your videos. Always so informative.