How to Start an Art NonProfit
Are you an artist wondering how to start an art nonprofit? From registering for 501c3 status to fundraising, here's what it takes to launch your organization.
Photographers: New Copyright Registration Laws Are Going into Effect
On February 20, The U.S. Copyright Office will alter the way it accepts applications for copyright registration of photographs. Here's what you'll need to know moving forward.
Understanding Fair Use with a Dr. Seuss and Star Trek Mashup
Comic book publisher ComicMix allegedly created a mashup of a popular Dr. Seuss book with elements of the iconic Star Trek TV series. Here, we discuss the resulting copyright infringement case, and whether a court may find the work permissible under the fair use doctrine.
These Techniques Can Detect Art Forgery
Art forgery remains a rampant issue within the art market and recent cases serve as a reminder of the need for highly technological tools to combat the practice.
How to Deal with Depression as an Artist
Because depression and creativity are linked, ups and downs of being an artist can hit some harder than others. In this article, learn some important self-care strategies you can use to get you through the gray.
Shaping an Art Collection with a Purpose
We take a look at how art collectors can build a dynamic art collection with a mission and purpose to collect contemporary artists, identify social engaged themes, and support underserved or represented artists.
Marketing Strategies to Increase Online Art Sales
As online art sales continue to capture a significant share of the art market, artists should consider art marketing strategies that can help them sell art online.
Five International Artist Residencies
These international artist residencies offer the working artist or solopreneur a chance to get inspired by new horizons.
Videographers Must Obtain Music Licensing Rights
For years, videographers have used music as a backdrop in their films, short videos, and documentaries. The law around music licensing is pretty clear: a license is required to use copyrighted music in a video. This has been standard practice since the dawn of...
Why You Should Use Spotify in Your Art Marketing
Many artists use Spotify as a powerful art marketing tool. We break down how can you capitalize on this tool and drive more followers to your work.
The Pros and Cons of Sharing an Art Studio
It can be challenging to find an affordable art studio. Having a studio-mate and sharing space is a great way to build an artist network and cultivate new opportunities.
Professional Practices for Artists and Creatives Starts in School
Tennessee Tech professor Kimberly Winkle designed a professional practices program that counsels art students through the process of owning a creative business.
What the 5 Pointz Verdict Means to Graffiti Artists
The 5 Pointz $6.7 million verdict will set an important precedent for graffiti artists in future cases involving the Visual Artists Rights Act (VARA).
Is it Worth It? Tips for Hiring a Studio Assistant
In a new monthly column for Artrepreneur, art curator and critic Audra Lambert answers the most frequent questions she receives from independent artists. This month, she answers questions about studio assistants.
How Artists Use Video Storytelling to Connect with Their Audience
Video storytelling is a quick, attention-grabbing way of getting people interested in you as an artist. Here's how to get started.
5 Artist in Residence Programs to Connect With Nature
The National Park Service's Artist in Residence programs offer artists a chance to escape their everyday lives and seek the inspiration they crave.
The 11 Best Podcasts for Artists
If you’re bent on driving more innovation and strategy to your practice but your visual mind needs a break, consider adding some podcasts for artists to your daily task list instead.
Let’s Make a Deal? Finding the Right Art Dealer
Whether working with a fine art gallery or independent art dealer, here's how to spot red flags you should be wary of when looking for a sales partner.
Latest Podcasts
Socially Engaged Art Inspires Alexis Yuen to Take Action
After finding the confidence to answer the question, “Why not me? Why can’t I fulfill my dreams?”, Alexis Yuen founded The Art Diplomat, an art advisory for good. In this podcast, Alexis talks about how she realized her personal and professional mission, what she has learned along the way, and why she is paying it forward through mentoring.
Thomas Girst Leads BMW Group’s 40 Year Commitment to the Arts
Dr. Thomas Girst, head of BMW International Cultural Engagement, has a passion for art, with enough expertise, experience and creativity to fuel a global brand. He is also an author, journalist, art historian and professor. Leading BMW's cultural group since 2003, he...
Artist Amy Paraskeva is Writing Her Own Story
Creative Career Center Ad Winner Amy Paraskeva may be a mixed media artist who doesn’t like to stay in one style for too long, but, she says, “patience is required to be a successful entrepreneur. Amy shares offers advice to emerging artists, shares her journey.
