#shapeofthenew

Tomorrow (Tuesday the 20th)... . #Repost @bandofvices ・・・ How to Build a Successful Art Career and Develop a Collector Base. This Tuesday, 20 April 2021 - 10am, PDT via EventBrite. . Andy Warhol famously said, “Making money is art.” But what about making money from art? The myth of the starving artist is a romantic cliché, and not a very helpful one. In this Tuesday session we’ve assembled a guest panel which includes gallerists (Band of Vices and Ed Cross), an artist organisation (ArtCan) and a collector (Merrill Watson). . They will be in conversation with Kate Enters, ArtCan founder and director, to share their experiences on the most effective and successful strategies for connecting with art buyers to enable artists to make a living from their practice. The discussion will also explore how these strategies can be applied to creating a collector base for contemporary Black art; the importance of connection in developing a successful art career; and whether talent is more important than hard work? Controversially, it will dive deep into the idea that Black artists and gallerists need their own art ecosystem, outside of the mainstream art market, that draws in investors to an asset class that offers cultural as well as financial appreciation. . Speakers Kate Enters - @artcanorg. . Terrell Tilford - @BandofVices | @TerrellTilford. . Ed Cross - @edcrossfineart. . Merrill Watson – art collector @mews2013. . Moderator: Sukai Eccleston – curator #shapeofthenew. . Please check the link in my bio on how to book or search Eventbrite ShapeOfTheNew Tuesday Talk. . #shapeofthenew virtual exhibition explores global challenges and the power of reinvention. . #BandofVices #AfricanArtFinder #ShapeoftheNew https://www.instagram.com/p/CN3RXLEghFD/?igshid=1d0wpxwkrgwpu

How to Build a Successful Art Career and Develop a Collector Base. This Tuesday, 20 April 2021 - 10am, PDT via EventBrite. . Andy Warhol famously said, “Making money is art.” But what about making money from art? The myth of the starving artist is a romantic cliché, and not a very helpful one. In this Tuesday session we’ve assembled a guest panel which includes gallerists (Band of Vices and Ed Cross), an artist organisation (ArtCan) and a collector (Merrill Watson). . They will be in conversation with Kate Enters, ArtCan founder and director, to share their experiences on the most effective and successful strategies for connecting with art buyers to enable artists to make a living from their practice. The discussion will also explore how these strategies can be applied to creating a collector base for contemporary Black art; the importance of connection in developing a successful art career; and whether talent is more important than hard work? Controversially, it will dive deep into the idea that Black artists and gallerists need their own art ecosystem, outside of the mainstream art market, that draws in investors to an asset class that offers cultural as well as financial appreciation. . Speakers Kate Enters - @artcanorg. . Terrell Tilford - @BandofVices | @TerrellTilford. . Ed Cross - @edcrossfineart. . Merrill Watson – art collector @mews2013. . Moderator: Sukai Eccleston – curator #shapeofthenew. . Please check the link in my bio on how to book or search Eventbrite ShapeOfTheNew Tuesday Talk. . #shapeofthenew virtual exhibition explores global challenges and the power of reinvention. . #BandofVices #AfricanArtFinder #ShapeoftheNew (at Band of Vices) https://www.instagram.com/p/CN0EjXCFFYw/?igshid=187rfnuemxruo

Absolutely delighted that Nowhere to Go is in this amazing exhibition. CasildART has partnered with Kroll, a division of Duff and Phelps (the global governance, transparency and risk consultancy) and ArtCan to explore how Covid-19 and new technologies will change the face of the global art industry in the 21st Century. The event includes a two-part webinar series and a virtual gallery event. Register to attend the webinar here. Kroll is hosting the webinar series on the global art market which will be presented by Gareth Fletcher of Sotheby’s Institute of Art and featuring experts from Hauser & Wirth, HMRC, Demif Gallery and The Society of London Art Dealers. The virtual gallery event is called the #shapeofthenew and has been curated by Sukai Eccleston of CasildART. It features the work from a diverse range of artists, across painting, photography and video. Faced with a pandemic, climate change, social injustice and fractured economies, what certainties can be relied on to shape ‘the new’ for ourselves and our world? 28 artists from across the globe respond to this question and express their ideas and impressions of the current moment. The exhibition is a stunning showcase of contemporary art, featuring work from established and emerging artists, including Oluwole Omofemi (Nigeria) Tiffanie Delune (UK/Belgian Congo) and Diana Rosa (Cuba/Canada). The #shapeofthenew is light and dark; bold and confronting . Playful and dynamic too. Colour on canvas. Collaging new identities. Video deconstructing and reconstructing old narratives. The exhibition is hosted in a stunning virtual gallery, which as you tour its futuristic passageways, your attention is drawn to the unknown that awaits; at once dystopic and its polar opposite - an opening onto radical change, renewal, rebirth. The exhibition opens to the public on 12 March with a live session with mixed media artist Tiffanie Delune in conversation with Financial Times journalist, Emma Jacobs discussing the possibility of reinvention through art. You won’t want to miss it! @shapeofthenew_exhibition @artcanorg @africanartfinder #shapeofthenew #exhibition #painting #lesleyoldaker #artcanorg #refugees #nowheretogo (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CL6v3dBHEWI/?igshid=sx61kh2g2kjf