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“Their day job as a journalist does not take away from the fact that they see the world and craft images in a way that creates a response from curators and collectors. It doesn’t matter how you get there—if you have an artist’s eye, they’ll collect you.” – Frank Evers, co-chair and co-founder of the New York Photo Festival 2009, and formerly the Managing Director of the VII Photo Agency
The fine-art marketplace
- Is it art? – Photojournalism has emerged as the art du jour
- Transitioning from advertising to fine art – Talking challenges and strategies, photographer Brian Kosoff shares his experience
- Art market trends – Gallery owner and iGavel curator and auction specialist Daniel Cooney advises emerging fine art photographers
- The business of art – Art-Support’s comprehensive articles offer tips, pointers, and ideas for making fine art your business
Writing artist statements
- Art speak and examples – How to write an artist statement
- Steps to your statement – The creative process of explaining art
- Language and length – Insight about crafting a compelling statement
- Turning your pictures into words – Good collection of ways and reasons to justify and contextualize your work
Selling your prints
- The business of selling – Photographer Dan Heller outlines sales strategy and targets the buyer’s perspective
- To sell or not to sell – Alain Briot’s Luminous Landscape column about being both a photographer and a business person
- Limiting your editions – PDN’s guide to fine art prints and the practice of limiting editions, downloadable PDF
- Outsource selling prints – Photopreneur features a blueprint to sales, understanding your market, your first sale and setting prices
- Getting gallery representation – Fine art photographer and RESOLVE contributor Brian Kosoff shares his first gallery experience
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