Most artists I know find writing artist's statements very difficult. One might agree that for artists who work in the style of realism, it is an easier task to communicate their inspiration because they are dealing with tangible and natural references. However, if you're an abstract artist the challenges are very different. How do you convey to others how you feel when … [Read more...]
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Let Your Personality Shine When Writing or Speaking About Your Art
Your Artist's Statement is frequently requested from galleries, museums and the press. Throughout your art career there will be many occasions where you will be asked to write about your art and/or talk about it. Also, many art professionals may specifically require an Artist's Statement in order to consider you for representation, awards, and juried exhibition … [Read more...]
Follow These 5 Principle Guidelines When Writing Your Artist’s Statement
For most artists I know writing their Artist's Statement can be extremely painful. This article offers you the basic important principles and makes it quick and easy for you. I encourage you to follow these guidelines when writing your artist's statement. If you want more useful information, I offer links to related articles at the end of this article. This article includes … [Read more...]
10 Mistakes to Avoid When Writing Your Artist’s Biography
As a writer and curator I visit dozens of artist’s websites every day. I am disappointed when I notice that many artists don't pay enough attention to what and how they write about themselves and their art career achievements. This article provides 10 mistakes to avoid when writing your artist’s biography and points you in the right direction. I wrote it to help you achieve … [Read more...]
Sharing My Love For Writing About Art and Artists
My love for writing about art and artists began as soon as I discovered the magic of words. I was four years old when I created my first six-page book with construction paper, crayons and a stapler with the help of my mother as we sat on the olive green living room carpet. Passion for Reading Writing grew from an early obsession for reading -- especially about people, … [Read more...]
Simple Basic Writing Tips For Artists
Throughout your art career you will be faced with many writing projects -- from a simple post on social media to an in-depth artist's biography, artist's statement or grant proposal. To help you, this article "Simple Basic Writing Tips for Artists" is exactly what the title suggests -- you will find ways to make this necessary yet sometimes frustrating activity much … [Read more...]
Quick Tips For Writing Your Artist’s Statement
Writing your artist's statement may be one of the most essential pieces of writing and yet the most challenging one to do in your art career. And, as your art evolves, you'll be faced with having to write new ones. If you inquire about gallery representation, prepare an exhibition catalogue, provide material for an arts writer, or apply for a grant, you'll most likely be asked … [Read more...]
The Inner Dialogue that Transpires in Creating Art and Writing
As I was painting today, I became acutely aware of the presence of the inner dialogue that transpires in creating art and writing. It is fascinating how similarly these thought processes occur in both artistic expressions. Like writing, creating art is a language, a conversation we have within our minds and those relationships that occur among the forms, colors, and textures we … [Read more...]
Artists Gain Many Benefits From Writing Comments on Art Blogs
On The Artrepreneur Coach blog you'll find a few hundred articles on a variety of topics from how to write your artist's biography and approach galleries, to how to increase the value of your art, win juried competitions and increase art sales -- and countless more! Art business advice is easy to find here, no matter what career level you are currently enjoying. However, when … [Read more...]
How to Use The “AIDA” Formula When Writing About Your Art and Increase Sales
If you thought this article "How to Use AIDA When Writing About Your Art" is about the Italian opera by Giuseppe Verdi, inspired by an Ethiopian princess, you're in for a surprise. Although you'll find references to the use of order and composition, as used in music, this article is about using the AIDA marketing formula to help you sell more art through your writing. Like … [Read more...]
Simple Steps to Writing Best Art Blog Posts
Once upon a time having an artist website that featured your artwork and resume was enough to make yourself recognized on the Internet. Now, if you want to attract a wider audience you need to add more art marketing components to your website. An art blog is one of those essential website components. As a powerful promotional tool, it helps artists get the attention of … [Read more...]
Mistakes to Avoid When Writing Your Artist’s Statement
If you’re an artist who doesn’t know how to properly write your Artist’s Statement you’re not alone. When artists contact me for a consultation that’s one of the first projects on their wish list for me to help them with. In another article I wrote How to Write your Artist's Statement that includes 28 guidelines to walk you through the process. In this article I mention some … [Read more...]
Writing Samples by Renee Phillips For Artists
On this page you'll find samples of my writing that I have provided for artists. They will give you an idea of the various styles and mediums I write about and how I describe them. Visit this page to learn about my writing services for artists. Sandy Iseli Sandy Iseli, sandyiseli.com, creates resplendent paintings that convey her spiritual connection and reverence … [Read more...]
Writing Services for Artists
My specialty is writing Art Statements for artists to use for promotion and longer Art Reviews which I publish and provide promotional services. This is useful for artists who struggle when they have to write about their art. Artists use my writing on their websites, social media profiles, exhibition catalogues, grant submissions, blog posts, press releases, artists’ books … [Read more...]
How Are You Unique As An Artist?
You'll Find Out When You Answer These Questions! Many artists inform me that they love the challenging exercises I offer them on this website. The list of questions you'll find below is one of the examples. An important truth you can learn about yourself as a creative individual is how are you unique as an artist. This knowledge will help you develop your innate creative … [Read more...]
The Important Differences Between Your Artist’s Biography and Your Artist’s Statement and How to Write Them
On a daily basis I have the pleasure of visiting dozens of artists' websites, either as part of my curatorial process for a new exhibition or in preparation for my writing services when artists are seeking feedback about their art. Suffice to say, I have read a myriad of diverse examples of Artist's Biographies and Artist's Statements, ranging from excellent to those that are … [Read more...]