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New Markets for Artists
- How to Sell, Fund Projects, and Exhibit Using Social Media, DIY Pop-Ups, eBay, Kickstarter, and Much More
- Narrado por: Richard Allen
- Duração: 6 horas e 47 minutos
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Sinopse
In this practical and lively guide, Whitney Biennial - featured artist and career coach Brainard Carey will teach you about opportunities that you didn’t even know existed!
This book is like a language course that is meant to enhance your ability to communicate your art and creative ideas to the world. In the new millennium, artists must create new models for exhibitions and sales. They must also be aware of new modes of communication, from social networking to the latest mobile phone apps. How we share visual information is radically shifting, and artists can benefit from all of these new tools. In this hyper-competitive world, the latest software and hardware, as it applies to creativity and promotion, is part of a language you must be conversant in. This book works as a course (downloadable syllabus available) and as a companion volume to Carey’s recent book, Making It in the Art World.
Resumo editorial
Today's technology-driven media landscape offers emerging artists an overwhelming array of options to help promote and distribute their work. Richard Allen's spirited performance of Brainard Carey's illuminating work is an essential listen to anyone interested in taking a DIY approach to showcasing their art.
Rife with real-life examples of artists who have succeeded on their own terms, Allen's warm, engaging voice guides the listener through the roadmap Carey creates for navigating this sprawling and fragmented digital terrain.