Articles
A Good Fit
December 2025, by By Mark Loeb, Integrity Shows
Artists who want to identify shows that best fit their medium or type of artwork must first decide what is important to them. Is there a distance you are willing to go? Are there areas where you have…
When Things Are Slow at a Show
November 2025, by Wendi Meisberger Bayou City Art Festival
Festival life is not for the weak. It can be thrilling and fulfilling to travel the country and meet art community members from all walks of life. But there are risks. Sales are the upfront and…
You Cannot Control the Show
October 2025, by Liz Gore King, Dash Events & Rio Grande Festivals
In today’s economic climate, all of us in the art community are bound to experience a slow day or two in our industry. It is easy to slip into a funk when this happens — maybe you traveled a long way…
Lulls in a Show
October 2025, by Denise Wynn, Events Management Group
Slow periods can be challenging for artists and organizers. Many factors can contribute to a lull. How an artist chooses to use that time can make a significant difference in attracting customers and…
Master Your Juried Show Application
September 2025, by By Tracy Kirkman, Waterford Fair
Landing a spot in a juried art show is a win for any artist — a fantastic way to get their work seen and recognized. To help you stand out in the crowd, here is straight-up advice to make your…