First view of Frieze London, October 2022.

Fragments Meet Chroma brings together musical pieces by composer Doug Thomas, who calls these works ‘fragments’ with the visual pieces by artist Elizabeth Mikellides.

Western Gallery presents its first IRL show at Vaughn Gallery, Austin, TX, featuring Lucile Wedeking and the Impermanent Collection, September 2022.

Art and Wellbeing, a group exhibit , Oslo

Art fairs take many forms and here I simplify some of the variations.

Gita Joshi and Mona Lerch talk about their new program to help artists execute on their project ideas.

A Group Exhibition Offering Alternate Perspectives on Material Culture and Physical Structures in Religion, Ritual and State.

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

Solo exhibition by Seattle artist, Rachel Wold.

Liste Art Fair takes place alongside Art Basel in June 2022. This fair presents young and emerging galleries from around the world.

Rachel Wold presents recent works at her pop up exhibition, Breathe It In at Elysium Taproom in June 2022.

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

Abstract artist Crystal Fischetti talks to curator Gita Joshi about her career in art.

I was invited to the Women United Art Podcast where I talked about how I go about selecting art work for prizes, exhibitions and for Art Seen Magazine.

How to design and plan an artists own exhibition.

The winter issue of Art Seen is now available in print and digital formats.

My guest on The Curator’s Salon podcast is Alicia Puig of PXP Contemporary and Create! Magazine. We talk about Alicia's background and then go on to talk about artist submissions we receive, the artist statement and applying to galleries.

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

I had a chance to hear from sculptor Alissa Alfonso, who uses found objects and repurposes them, bringing new life to discarded materials.

Nettie Wakefield is a British artist based in London. She spent summers at the Charles Cecil studios in Florence before (nearly) completing a foundation year at Chelsea College of Art, a BA in Art History at Leeds University and her Masters degree in Drawing at Wimbledon College of Art, graduating September 2013. Nettie wakefield’s work is predominantly pencil, however she has dabbled in bronze sculpture, mixed media and watercolour.