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Click on cover to
see inside
Discover how to Find the
right opportunities
Learn insiders' tips
onClarify your goals Determine the your best sources of support Make slides that get you in See you work as a juror would see it Increase your chances of winning a cash award Write a public art or grant proposal Avoid being shut out Turn shows into sales Juried shows
PlusFairs, festivals and special events Film and video festivals University shows Residencies Grants and fellowships Self-created grants Public art commissions Wildlife stamps Postage stamps Membership organizations Artists' guilds Record keeping Artists' directories The jury process What to do if you are rejected How to leverage your acceptances Questionnaires
and work boxes to help you discover your goals, find where your work
belongs, set your priorities and more.
Includes an appendix
with35 images by artists who have won grants, fellowships, "best of show," purchase prizes, public art commissions, residencies and whose work is in important galleries and museums. An
explanation of mail art
Laws allowing artists to sell work in public Lists of membership organizations Worksheets for tracking upcoming shows, tracking your work, figuring costs and more.
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Each year, artists waste millions of dollars and thousands of hours because they don't know the secrets professionals know. Because they don't do things right, they don't get into the good shows that they should have gotten into. And won prizes for. And sold their art from. Grants and fellowships that should have been theirs go to artists whose work isn't as good. And so on. In addition, thousands of artists fall victim to scams and fly-by-night operations that promise the chance to show and sell their art but deliver only heartache along with a canceled check. And a lot of times good artists don't even know about the best shows or other art opportunities until it is too late. But there is no point in being on the wrong side of things any longer. The Art Opportunities Book will show you how to avoid pitfalls, save money and increase your chances of success. It is written by Benny Shaboy, the founding editor/publisher of studioNOTES and Art Opportunities Monthly, with extensive assistance from more than three dozen artists, jurors, curators and other artworld insiders. The Art Opportunities Book can't guarantee fame and fortune, but it can and does guarantee that if you follow the steps in it you will significantly increase your chances of:
Any one of these things would be worth the price of the book, but you get them all and much, much more. See the Table of Contents for an overview and read actual excerpts from the book, such as Getting Ready, More Tips on Slides, The Jury Process and Membership Organizations. ![]() |
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| There is a lot of
info, in simple language, for beginners,
but there is a lot of meat in it for the experienced artist as well.
Every artist should have it. --Verity Dierauf,
artist and art professor, San Francisco |
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