Articles

Mistakes Artists Make on Applications

February 2023, by Jennifer Foland, Huffman Productions, Inc.

The most common mistake we see is artists not submitting a complete application. We list a checklist about halfway down our application (see photo) that, if followed, gives our jury everything it…

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Advice From a Promoter

February 2023, by Denise Wynn, Events Management Group

We are known for our customer service and spending as much time as needed with an exhibitor to assist them. However, it gets frustrating when an artist does not do the legwork required to apply to…

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How to Attract People to Your Booth

February 2023, by Angie Landsverk

A rug, small table, and vase of fresh flowers are examples of how Kate Fitzpatrick makes her booth an inviting one when she exhibits at art shows.  “It’s like I’m bringing them into my home or my…

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Make Your Application Stand Out

February 2023, by Amy Amdur, Amdur Productions, Inc.

After 39 years and having seen thousands of jury images, I’m passing tips on to artists related to jurying for shows.   A common mistake, especially for newer artists, is showing different types of…

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Playing With Price Points

October 2022, by Angie Landsverk

When Shields Long took his custom, craftsman lamps to an art show in one of the wealthiest parts of the country, he figured that if someone was going to buy a $1,000 floor lamp from him, it was going…

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