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An art exhibition show involves many expenses, from renting a venue to publicity, printing banners and providing food and drinks for the guests. The ideal way to cover these expenses is to find sponsors.

At a Hammer Museum panel last month, Willem Henri Lucas introduced himself, Gail Swanlund, and Brian Roettinger as three L.A.-based designers who were about to discuss a current exhibition of contemporary graphic design in which none of them were included. Asking the audience to keep that perspective in mind, Roettinger, SCI-Arc’s former design director, observed that, with its East Coast and European emphasis, the show was missing—ahem!—a big chunk of the field. Swanlund als

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By Steff Metal in Art Business Advice > Art Marketing Tips So you’ve put together a local art exhibition—that’s great! Now you need to recruit artists for your show, and promote it locally. Before you start, you will need to establish who you are targeting. For example, you might want student artists, young adults and amateurs to submit their artwork. Different audiences respond to different promotional campaigns, so get a clear idea in mind, and then stick with your plan. It’s also […]

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