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Helping artists be in charge of their career: learn how to build your audience to make a living with your art using #Instagram ads, #Mailchimp and more!

London, England
Joined June 2020
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The Artist Entrepreneur Club & Newsletter: The Artist Entrepreneur Club Magazine outofthecube.substack.com/p/…
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The Artist Entrepreneur Club & Newsletter: DAY 1! LET'S GO! - SELL YOUR ART BETTER THAN GALLERIES! | FREE CHALLENGE outofthecube.substack.com/p/…
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The Artist Entrepreneur Club & Newsletter: We're nearly ready to get started! | Sell Your Art Better Than Galleries - Free Challenge outofthecube.substack.com/p/…
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The Artist Entrepreneur Club & Newsletter: Your Monthly Art Sales Certificate | Artist Entrepreneur Club outofthecube.substack.com/p/…
The Artist Entrepreneur Club & Newsletter: Second pre-training is here! | Sell Your Art Better Than Galleries - Free Challenge outofthecube.substack.com/p/…
Museums should open again from the 17th of May! Will never take a museum visit for granted again😆
When will Museums and Galleries Open Again? @TheArtNewspaper reports on what the latest Government announcement about the easing of lockdown means for the cultural and commercial heritage sector. ow.ly/elhI50DHtAU #theartnewspaper #museum #artgallery #artmarket
This weekend I watched an episode of Art21 with #MarkBradford . It feels so good to listen to an optimistic artist. His moto is "keep going". Would you say you are optimistic too?
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Happy belated birthday from a fan!
Thankyou for all your beautiful birthday messages! 88 years young! Lots of love, yoko
I like Twitter, but gosh it's difficult to use to grow an audience! Where should I read about the best way to use Twitter to grow one's audience? Thanks x
An interesting collection of feelings from people working in the #visualartindustry about the changes 2020 has brought. What was the biggest change for you? For me, it was realizing that I was able to do what I actually like.
Any other interesting # than #artmarket to learn about the art market / art world? :) Which one is your favourite?
It looks like these early days mattered to you (not sure why I write "you"!). As an artist, if it mattered to you, then I think it matters to your audience too. Loved learning about your relationship to mistakes.
Artist Mona Hatoum, pictured in her London studio in 1997: "In those early days, I was this young unknown artist and it didn’t matter what I did because who cares? Does it matter now? I don’t know." the-talks.com/interview/mona…
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Artist Mona Hatoum, pictured in her London studio in 1997: "In those early days, I was this young unknown artist and it didn’t matter what I did because who cares? Does it matter now? I don’t know." the-talks.com/interview/mona…
A read which I found interesting to start with but then read two quotes that remind me that some people look at #art as if it was a religion. Art isn't a religion. It belongs to everyone. Even those who "go to a bar" or who don't know of any curators. Read below ⬇️
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"It is important to recognise that for artistic success to occur art must be presented and positioned in the market." No, not at all. Only if you consider that art is to be appreciated by the art world only. But there are different audiences for different types of art.
"Umberto Eco [...] bemoaned #socialmedia, writing (it) gives legions of individuals the right to speak when they once only spoke at a bar after a glass of wine, without harming the community…but now they have the same right to speak as a Nobel Prize winner." Welcome to 2020!🤦