''THE SHOWMAN'' All artists are interested in showing their work to others. I just read a blog by Alyson Stanfield about artist posting their prices when they share the work on Facebook, Pinterest, etc. I was wanting to know what others thoughts on this were. You think it's a good idea or not. Let me know thanks Chris.
BY ALYSON STANFIELD-Many people are accustomed to seeing art in museums, where there are no prices because the work isn’t for sale. This could lead to the misconception that all art without prices isn’t for sale (or isn’t affordable).Are you sure that people know your art is for sale? Post the Price.The easiest way to tell people that your art is for sale – short of a giant sign that says “THIS ART IS FOR SALE” – is to post the price when you show it.
BY ALYSON STANFIELD-Many people are accustomed to seeing art in museums, where there are no prices because the work isn’t for sale. This could lead to the misconception that all art without prices isn’t for sale (or isn’t affordable).Are you sure that people know your art is for sale? Post the Price.The easiest way to tell people that your art is for sale – short of a giant sign that says “THIS ART IS FOR SALE” – is to post the price when you show it.
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