PhotoVogue will reopen its modernised submission platform on October 19, restoring a recurring opportunity for photographers around the world. Submissions will be accepted every Monday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Central European Summer Time, and new participants may...
Advice & Perspectives
The Nomadic Gallery Is Entering the Mainstream—What Artists Should Check
A gallery without a permanent address has entered one of the art market’s most visible rooms. Bolanle Contemporary is exhibiting at Frieze London while operating through temporary presentations, collaborations and fairs rather than a conventional year-round space. The...
The Artist’s Practical Guide to Europe’s New Packaging Rules
The European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation is now applicable, and the art world is discovering that a crate is no longer just a technical detail. Galleries, museums, studios, auction houses, collectors, and shippers moving work into or through the...
What a $348,000 Public-Art Commission Expects Before You Apply
A public-art commission can look generous until every obligation inside the budget is counted. Palm Beach County’s current call for the Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex offers a useful case study: the selected artist or team can receive up to $348,000, but that fixed fee...
The Ecomic Digital Art Award Deadline Is October 19: What Artists Need to Know
Digital artists have one more week to enter Italy’s Ecomic Digital Art Award 2026. The deadline has been extended to October 19 at 12:00 noon Central European Time, opening a short but useful window for artists whose work examines the future of digital cultural...
When Flattery Is Automated: How Creators Can Spot AI-Powered Publishing Scams
Publishing scams have become harder to recognize because artificial intelligence can manufacture the one signal writers most want to trust: detailed attention. A fraudulent message can now mention a book’s characters, themes, reviews and author biography, then wrap...
What a Serious Residency Proposal Must Show: Lessons From Vizcaya’s New Commission
A strong residency application does more than describe good work. It shows why a particular artist, place, period of research and public outcome belong together. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens’ inaugural Arts Residency + Commission offers an unusually clear map of what...
Gen Z Collectors Are Spending the Most—What Artists Should Notice
Gen Z collectors were the largest art spenders by generation in the 2026 Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting. The report surveyed 3,100 high-net-worth collectors across ten markets. Respondents aged 20 to 29 reported average art spending of $347,460 in 2025,...
Your Art Is Not Your Copyright: Six Steps for a Usable Estate Plan
An artist’s estate is not only the work in the studio. It may include copyright, licenses, digital files, photographs, archives, contracts, websites, authentication responsibilities and the authority to decide how a name and body of work will be presented. If those...
Before You Publish: A Six-Step Verification Habit for AI-Assisted Writing
Generative AI can accelerate research and drafting, but speed becomes expensive when a polished sentence hides a false citation, invented quotation or missing qualification. A recent federal court episode offers a useful warning far beyond the legal profession: the...
How Artists Can Build Accessibility Into an Exhibition Before Opening Day
A dispute over access to the British Museum’s Bayeux Tapestry exhibition has placed a familiar museum problem in sharp focus: accessibility cannot be added at the end of a project like a caption card or a press release. For artists, galleries, and independent...
Make a Condition Report Before the Artwork Moves
Cornelius Norbertus Gijsbrechts, The Reverse of a Framed Painting, 1668-1672. SMK; Statens Museum for Kunst / CC0 1.0.Before an artwork leaves the studio, write down what it looks like. Before it enters a gallery, do it again. Repeat the process after unpacking and...
How to Photograph Your Artwork So the Image Tells the Truth
A museum photography setup with lighting and an overhead camera. Myotus / CC BY 4.0.A work of art can leave your studio while its photograph stays with you for decades. That image may become the record used by a curator, collector, publisher, insurer or conservator....
How to Price Your Artwork Without Changing the Rules in Every Room
Pricing is difficult because an artwork carries labor, history and feeling that no formula can fully measure. Still, a professional practice needs numbers that a collector can understand and that an artist can defend without improvising a new story at every sale. A...
Waste Management For The Busy Artist Who Loves Our Planet
Waste Management For The Busy Artist Who Loves Our Planet by Viviana Puello Painting, printmaking, sculpture, and ceramic studios use hazardous materials that generate chemical and other waste. Therefore, artists and art students must be aware of the hazards...
Unlocking Collaboration: Tips for Artists to Team Up with Fashion Designers in the Exciting World of Art and Fashion
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle for Sustainable Living
Cutting Down Waste A common misconception when thinking about reducing one's waste footprint is the belief that recycling paper, plastic, aluminum cans, and glass bottles are the best way to do it. In reality, recycling ranks only third in the most impactful ways to...
Are you ready for the Art Fair?
Are you ready for the art fair? by Viviana Puello If you are an artist looking for ways to ensure that your next trade show or art fair is a success, then you have come to the right place. The following tips will help ensure that you get the most product sales out of...
Create An Experience
This week marks week 2 in our 4 week series on how to sell more of your art. With more and more sales being virtual, you have to make sure that your buyers can see what your work is going to look like in their home. The scale of an art piece is very hard to determine...
10 Marketing Tips to Sell Your Art This Holiday Season
10 Marketing Tips to Sell Your Art This Holiday Season by Viviana Puello The holiday season is upon us, which means you need to start thinking about how you're going to sell your art this year. Now, if you're an artist, it's probably no secret that selling your art...
6 TIPS THAT WILL HELP PRICE YOUR ART CORRECTLY SO THAT IT SELLS
You created an incredible piece of art, made your masterpiece, and now you want to sell it, but you don't know how to price it. How to price your art? What should you take in consideration? How do you know you're not underpricing or overpricing? Read below for some...
5 Time Management Tips For Creative Minds
About the Webinar Time Management Finding motivation can be hard and takes time management skills. We say we'll do it later, or we need to wait for the mood to strike, but it often seems like later never comes. Things pile up, guilt starts to rear its ugly...
Top 6 Marketing Tips For Artists
I have the top 6 marketing tips for artists who want to get their art out to the world! First, let's be clear; you will need to get out of your comfort zone and take action. Research shows the following steps improve quality and quantity in creative business...






















