Joanne Hinkel - Writer and Editor
New York, NY
Calling all struggling artists! This week’s column is devoted to you. Whether you finished art school last month, you graduated 10 years ago, or you never went through formal training at all, we know that the task of trying to sell your artwork is nearly a mission impossible. Belly up to this article and you may learn a thing or two about the art of persuading a gallery to carry your work.
According to the experts the most important thing you can do is to put together a sophisticated artist submission. “When you’re making a submission make it professional, not only concerning the artwork, but to the level of your career as an artist,” Emily Scott, Manager of Zolla/Lieberman Gallery, says. “It means following up with a phone call, treating [the submission] as a job interview cause that’s what it is.”
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New York, NY
