My wife & I joined here recently and are very eager to pick your brains & expertise on the matter of participating in lots & lots of art shows...We have read numerous posts on doing 30-40 shows a year and following the 'art show circuit'.
We are just finishing packing and driving down to Louisville today. Tomorrow is set-up and the show begins Friday morning. I hope my fellow AFI members will stop in and say ... HELLO!
Booth WE-946 at the West End Baptist Church. On Fri, Sat, and Sun
I remember a few posts last year about a company that scheduled art shows in Cape Coral, then canceled them without returning the show fees that were paid. I am wondering who was the promoter for those shows. Since I live in the general area and am
Anyone have any good stories to help me feel better? I had a consult at a clients home today and I really screwed up, actually screwed it up with a screwdriver.
I was meeting with a client for a custom piece. The painting I brought to use for scale
I just ordered a new Trimline canopy and have been brainstorming about a different display shelving system for displaying my sculpted art boxes. The new design idea would use decorative piece of wood with an adjustable shelf track inserted and attach
Hijacking threads. There's way too much hijacking threads on Art Fair Insiders in both the blogs and on the forums. What that means is that frequently someone posts to an existing thread changing the topic midstream. It's not fair to the person who s
I litterally just got out of my truck from returning from Mt Gretna, Pa Outdoor Art Show, it was my first time there and I was really impressed with the quality of art there, EXCEPT there was a booth with the dreaded stone birds. I have art friends
My name is Ingrid and I'm a college student just starting out at art shows (my first one is in October). I'm planning on buying a 10x10 tent and using metal grids as the "walls". I make wall art, so the more "wall" space the better. Any ideas
Hi folks, I'm an artist in L.A. I paint pointillist landscape paintings with big dots of paint.
I've been doing art festivals on and off since 2004. I started as a total newbie in Massachusetts. I researched the New England shows and did a few small
thanks to all who have helped me!!! to all who have contacted me via email and to those who have helped me via pay pal i have sent a thank you email. quite a number have come back apparently blocked by a firewall. to those who have not received a
I am very excited to be part of this community. I have been searching for some time now for something like this. I finally got the idea to start my own Fine Art Photography Business, and I was researching on every single thing possi
I am sitting here reading about tents and a thought entered my mind. has anyone ever thought of painting their entire tent in their craft or art motifs? Could be very attractive (Two meanings here.) Paint away!
Hi Everyone! I want to put a banner on my ez up similar to the attached the image, covering the overhang, but my EZ up does not appear to have anything to attach it to like this one seems to.
I'm wondering if there is a trick to this, or if I'll need
Tell us please. Many of you are heading to Louisville for the St. James Court Art Show and its sister events. This is a lovely time of the year to be in Louisville in this historic neighborhood. Tell us in the comments if you're going to be there and
Hi, everyone! I'm a painter (I will attach a photo below), and have been accepted to Art Fest Boca and the San Marco Art Festival. The first is by Patty Narozny; the second by Howard Alan.
I've read about these shows on line, and both look like they
There's an update to this image inconsistency situation. ZAPP has provided me with with new information about how monitor jurors see the images. Unlike in the past where the jurors saw the enlarged images exactly the same size as we did in our profil
The jury results for the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Fair (WPSAF) were announced via email last night. They were accompanied by a long communication, detailing changes in the park and parking, setup, and the usual litany of obligations and deadlines. Bu