Thank You. Super interesting. I never saw any other artists that would be so informative, so interesting to watch, so sharing. You girls are a blessing to every artist or a person who dream of it. Huuuge inspiration.
I never thought I wanted to be in a gallery until I watched this episode and now I am so excited to go for it! Thank you for the inspiration information and stories!
I found this podcast because I love painting and I never show my paintings to anyone that isn't family. One day a real artist came over and saw one of my paintings in the bathroom and asked about it. I reluctantly told him that I did. He said he loved it. That inspired me to want to study art and I always start with research. I ended up here and this podcast has made it my heart's desire to sign up for your master classes. I haven't been able to sell any of my art yet, but I'm trying to figure it out so I can save for the classes. I think this is a beautiful thing.
Love the information in this video. As a video producer myself.. your wide camera's composition is hard to look at. It's super bottom heavy with too much head room. Please know I appreciate the content and your videos are valuable! I recommend getting the three of you closer together by turning the table and creating a tighter three shot. This way you won't need to go so wide to fit everyone in frame and create a better wide composition!
absolutely awesome content. I am a artist recently moved to scottsdale az im very excited to hear more and learn more from this channel and pay for content to help my career as a professional artist.
Thanks for this video, I found it very interesting. I’m wondering if there are categories of art that require certain tracks to reach the goals you are after. For example, if your goal is to get into the blue chip galleries, top international art fairs, or fine art museums, do you need to be careful to follow a certain path? I’m thinking that not everyone produces the kind of art that qualifies for that type of goal and I have heard that in order to reach that kind of goal, your path is scrutinized at every step, so that a history of participating in certain types of galleries such as the chain and vanity galleries might be frowned upon and not look good on your artist CV (if that is your goal). Out of curiosity, does Dimitra or Eli have experience being in an international art fair such as EXPO Chicago or NewYork Armory, or have that as a goal.
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Thank You. Super interesting. I never saw any other artists that would be so informative, so interesting to watch, so sharing. You girls are a blessing to every artist or a person who dream of it. Huuuge inspiration.
That’s so sweet of you! We’re so glad that you enjoyed this conversation! We’ll be posting new episodes every Friday😊
I never thought I wanted to be in a gallery until I watched this episode and now I am so excited to go for it! Thank you for the inspiration information and stories!
You got this!!
I absolutely love these podcasts!!! Please keep em' coming!
We definitely will! New episodes coming out every Friday👌🏼
Great work thank you so much ❤
I found this podcast because I love painting and I never show my paintings to anyone that isn't family. One day a real artist came over and saw one of my paintings in the bathroom and asked about it. I reluctantly told him that I did. He said he loved it. That inspired me to want to study art and I always start with research. I ended up here and this podcast has made it my heart's desire to sign up for your master classes. I haven't been able to sell any of my art yet, but I'm trying to figure it out so I can save for the classes. I think this is a beautiful thing.
Thank you this helps a lot for us new artist.
Damien Hirst is an absolute marketing master!
Thank you for sharing all your great experiences with galleries. Truly informative
Interesting mom daughter showdown towards the end.
I love that you started posting the podcast again! I have listened every single episode. So much essential information for new artist like me!🙌🏼🤩🥰
We're so glad that you enjoy it! We're posting new episodes every Friday!
Brilliant. Always so much valuable content!
Thank you so much❤️
Very interesting discussion!
So glad that you found it interesting!!
Love the information in this video. As a video producer myself.. your wide camera's composition is hard to look at. It's super bottom heavy with too much head room. Please know I appreciate the content and your videos are valuable! I recommend getting the three of you closer together by turning the table and creating a tighter three shot. This way you won't need to go so wide to fit everyone in frame and create a better wide composition!
absolutely awesome content. I am a artist recently moved to scottsdale az im very excited to hear more and learn more from this channel and pay for content to help my career as a professional artist.
Great content, how would and artist go about working with Park West?
Thanks for this video, I found it very interesting. I’m wondering if there are categories of art that require certain tracks to reach the goals you are after. For example, if your goal is to get into the blue chip galleries, top international art fairs, or fine art museums, do you need to be careful to follow a certain path? I’m thinking that not everyone produces the kind of art that qualifies for that type of goal and I have heard that in order to reach that kind of goal, your path is scrutinized at every step, so that a history of participating in certain types of galleries such as the chain and vanity galleries might be frowned upon and not look good on your artist CV (if that is your goal). Out of curiosity, does Dimitra or Eli have experience being in an international art fair such as EXPO Chicago or NewYork Armory, or have that as a goal.
I got some crucial information😉😁🙌👏👏👏
How did you get in? How did you get them to accept you?
And how do you get the attention of galleries?
Is this part 1?
The work in Park West is horrid.