Jack Bullen from Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair joins me on the podcast to talk about the fair taking place in London in November 2022.

First view of Paris-par Art Basel, the inaugural edition of the fair in Paris, 2022.

A guide to pricing artwork for those artists who are struggling to price their work and enter the marketplace.

5 galleries seeking artists for those artists who are seeking gallery representation.

How to design and plan an artists own exhibition.

A video about making your submission to open calls stronger and common mistakes I see.

Susie Pearl talk about her new book, The Art of Creativity. In this episode we also discuss her career through PR, Music and mind tech. Susie is also the author of Instructions for Happiness and Success.

The mindset you have for selling your work or taking it into the marketplace is going to affect the results you get. In this series of short podcasts, I talk to Vicky Ross about developing confidence, self belief, and resilience for artists

Artist email newsletters remain hugely relevant to any art business. In this post we look how to collate emails and how you can be using emails to your database to help your audience move through your sales funnel.

Here are six major signs you may be ready to hire an artist coach. What an artist coach can do for you, your art practice and your business

In presenting your art to the world, both you as the artist and your story are integral to gaining any traction if you want to make being an artist a career.

Lucy Werner is the author of the bestselling book Hype Yourself. In this episode of the podcast she talks about DIY PR for artists. She discusses finding suitable publications and media, the writers or editors of the places you may want to be featured, newsjacking for attention and raising your visibility as well as using listings to grow your audience.

A round up of the fairs responding to coronavirus including artists fairs, and what this can mean for the artist.

Recommended reading list for artists from The Curator’s Salon. Subjects including curating, how to be an artist, creative blocks and marketing yourself.

The second Coventry BIennial opens in October 2019. In this episode I talk to the Artistic Director, Ryan Hughes about how the Biennial started and how he has been preparing for the event this Autumn

Preparing for your first art exhibition is an exciting time. We cover the essentials for preparing for your first art exhibition so you can turn up professionally and ready to show like a pro.

I’ve been an art buyer for many years but this year I have had some terrible art buying experiences and I share them here. From galleries where the staff dont want to talk about the work, hiding behind their computer, being made to fill out long forms for what should be a simple transaction. Selling art requires customer care. And buying art is an experiences that anyone on the sellside needs to learn and improve with each interaction.

This episode goes behind the scenes at the Venice Biennale and I talk to Simone from the ECA about the history of the festival as well as it's impact on the art market. We talk about ways that artists can show at the Venice Biennale, and discuss how the unique setting of Venice creates logistical and administrative hurdles and why partnering with established organisations can help with the pains of showing in a unique city steeped in history and preservation.

Tia Lynn is a business empowerment coach based in California. In this episode we talk about hiring a coach, when to know you are ready to work with a coach, and how a coach in your art business can help you scale, reach your goals, and fast track your career and business.

An episode dedicated to artists fairs - why sell at an artists fair, how to choose the right one for you, what to do once you are accepted for the fair, and how to use the event to grow your sales and collector base.