Helloooo from SoFlo. I am new here although not new to my craft of Photography. I am forever experimenting with new techniques & finishes. I am eager to learn more from my peers about selling and displaying as well as share anything I learn along the
Just found an app that can be used to forecast the wind. Although rain at an art show is no fun, wind can sometimes be a lot more destructive! It is basically a site used by sailing enthusiasts, but covers pretty much everywhere. It is called SailFlo
I am so happy that Chicago has been awarded the #1 spot for best cities! The most wonderful thing about it for me, is that I don't have to travel much to show my work. Each year I'm more selective about which venues I work and I have been lucky enoug
I'm just investigating the art scene in Southwest florida and came across a call for artists for the Art on the Lake at Miromar Lakes community in march. I was curious if anyone had any first hand experience at this "mini-show" and if so,
Maybe I'm a dummy, but I don't understand how to put the curtains (decorative) on my trimline tent. According to the tent build instructions, you put the top of the tent together first. Than you lift it up and attach it to the legs. How do you out th
I just bought a handmade wood inlay cutting board right at pack up at the end of a show. In thinking about my own pack up (in the rain), I forgot to ask the woodworker what oil should be used on it. It’s a cheese board, with an integral slicing wire
I'm at the stage where I need to make some tough choices in regard to my "art business" and in addition could use some help with questions like: "What's the next best step, how to best handle financial end of the business, how much time and effort to
Mary Johnston has been a member here for a long time and painting even longer. Her heartfelt blog post "Ouch! the ZERO Show" was posted on this site in July.
Contrast that with this recent news after her appearance at Artexpo last year:
Borrowing pro panels. Do not know what to use to hang paintings. The owner was hanging children's work, so just stapled into panels. I am hanging paintings in sizes from 36x36 to 8x10. Can I use small tacks or nails? Just found out that I cannot use
These are NOT my official booth shots for show entry, just a couple from recent shows. Want to add / change a few things before I make the new official booth shot...
I've moved the back set of shelves so they're centered better, the materials is in
So I'm pretty new to this Art fair thing and I recently got into a fair. When I looked over the application there was no mention of the fact that for the two day fair, vendors are expected to set up at 6 am and at 5 pm pack up all inventory
I am a photographer doing shows and currently have a 10x10 Trimline. I manage to set it up myself with the ezriser attachment.
Am thinking of expanding to a 15' booth. Is a single person setup "doable" with a 15'er?
I am 6' tall and a big guy, but at
I'm a huge fan of Costco and their philosophy of selling.It really really works.
Offer a limited amount of quality products which keeps changing which in return keeps customers coming back. They idea is too many choices make people not make ANY choi
i've noticed several people talking about taking extra 10 x 10 white tarps for their ceiling. Is this a common thing to do? Is that for people who are using pop-up tents? I purchased a Trimline (and I live in NM....not too much rain here), will I
Last year I was at a local town show that was small, roughly 20 or so vendors. There was one vendor who seemed to know everyone. Now perhaps it is her ignorance that though it is at some larger events it is writte
hey, all - Have looked in archives, done searches, etc., to no avail.
If you've done the Fallfest of Fine Arts in Ocean City, MD, or Paragon'e Dallas or Houston shows, I'd love insight about crowds and buying energy. I am an oil painter.
Hello all members. I have my first show in two weeks in Austin. If anyone can give me feedback of my art and prices and some show tips it is welcomed. www.paintingsbygwen.com
To introduce myself, my name is Jeremy Floarke and I am located in the St. Louis area. I work in mixed media mostly collage, fibers and abstract painting.
I am getting ready for my second and third shows in the next couple of weeks. I pretty much ha