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A Handbook for Fine Artists
OVER 40,000 COPIES SOLD!
I no longer feel ignorant after reading this book.
ArtistThis handbook is invaluable: easy-to-read, easy-to-use. A must for success in art. The best marketing handbook I've ever read. Every school should have a copy in their library.
Alvin C Hollingsworth, Artist and Professor,City University of NYI have about a dozen books on the business of art, and yours is by far the most useful and most complete. Thank you for writing this fine book. I will recommend it whenever the opportunity presents.
Frank Hoffman, MT artistsI highly recommend this book for beginning, emerging and established artists as a reference source for many different topics, as well as for emotional support.
Synthia Saint James, Artist, Southern CaliforniaI have been studying Art Marketing 101 and have begun to implementmany of the ideas and suggestions....it's my studio Bible!
Karen Henzey, ArtistI bought Art Marketing 101 three months ago and have worn the pages out already. Excellent book! Very glad I found it. .......Stacy Lord, Artist
Fine artists can now learn all the marketing and business skills they need for survival in the professional world. Learn what art schools don't teach: business savvy. No other book offers artists such concise step-by-step marketing strategies. It also provides authoritative advice on:
Solve unique problems without expensive help
Business matters: taxes, insurance and bookkeeping
How to tap into alternative financial resources
The licensing market
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Art Marketing 101 helps you take care of business, with tips on everything from making winning portfolios to cultivating clients and selling at shows. Learn about the publishing, greeting card and licensing industries-something no other art marketing book explains. The book answers such questions as:
Must I depend on dealers, curators and gallery owners-or can I do it on my own?
How do I protect my work from plagiarism?
This 336-page comprehensive volume covers all the key issues any artist needs to know to do business in the 90s and includes:
Case histories and artist success stories
A detailed index, making it easy to find what you need
Recommended reading for further studies
Checklists to help you stay on target
An "Action Plan" at the end of each chapter
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What readers say
"The table of contents and index make it quick and easy for the reader to access an array of helpful topics."
Renée Phillips, Editor, Manhattan Arts International"How much time, money and heartache could have been saved had I had a copy of Art Marketing 101 years ago. At last the fog has lifted!"
Patricia George, Artist, Southern California"Absolutely everything an artist needs to know in order to sell their creative work in today's competitive marketplace. Full of excellent tips, practical information and reference materials. A must for every artist who wants to make more money."
Sue Viders, Art Marketing Consultant, ColoradoArt Marketing 101
$24.95 Softcover ISBN: 0-940899-32-9
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