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Using the Art of Storytelling to Sell Your Brand
Finding a way to connect with your audience is one of the most effective tools to grow your business. Many artists ...
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Online Sales Trends in the Hiscox Report
The Hiscox Report provides insight into trends occurring in online art sales. This year’s report is presented a ...
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Certificate of Authenticity
To make your life easier and give you peace of mind, we are providing our members with a Visual Artists ...

Why Every Artist Needs a Certificate of Authenticity
It is an industry standard that artists use a Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) in the sale of their art. Why do ...
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How to Avoid being Banned on Social Media
Artists Guide to Important Terms of Use on Social Media: How to Avoid being Banned or Disabled
Social media ...
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Income Creation during Uncertain Times
During uncertain times Artists will be looking at alternative ways to create income and many are turning to online ...

8 Places to Sell Art Online
Selling your art online is a big part of creating sales for your art business. We are in a digital era and ...

Setting Up Your Art Store On Wix
Welcome to the world of eCommerce! How you showcase your art is so important, and that doesn't stop at galleries. ...

Writing an Art Proposal
As an artist, one of your main goals is simply to create art. However, in order to successfully build your ...

10 Ways To Sell Your Art Online
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A comprehensive guide to selling your art online in 2020. Find out our top picks & ...

Planning Your day around COVID-19
Over the past few weeks it may feel like the world has been turned on its head. Exhibitions and Art Fairs are ...

Insurance For Artists
In this article I will explore what kinds of insurance are available to Artists and what insurance product might be right for you.
Assess how you work - What insurance you require as a practicing Artist depends upon how you personally work. This will depend on what assets you may have – materials and premises, where you work – studio, home, separate premises, whether you allow the general public access to your private spaces, what potential liabilities might arise in a professional or public capacity. As much as we don’t want to dwell on “what might happen” and the likelihood of anything catastrophic occurring, it is worth seriously considering as an Artist what insurance is available to you.
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