I have a long-time interest in angels and Rosemary Flannery, an American artist and writer based in Paris for the last twenty years (and a friend of mine), is working on a book called The Angels of Paris: Looking Up in the World’s Most Beautiful City. Treat yourself to a sneak peek at one of the chapters of her book at the Dec. 6 blog post of Eye Prefer Paris at www.eyepreferparis.com.
Where to Find Emerging Artists & Collectors
In 2003 Jen Bekman opened a gallery on the Lower East Side of New York to support emerging artists and collectors. In 2007 she came up with the formula (see an example below), to sell editions on the internet, whereby making art available to everyone. She has succeeded at her mission at www.20×200.com This varies by artist, however a typical edition formula goes something like this:
8″ x 10″ edition of 200 at $20 each
11″ x 14″ edition of 500 at $50 each
16″ x 20″ edition of 20 at $200 each
24″ x 30″ edition of 10 at $1000 each
There term “emerging” is a relative one, as you’ll find noted photographer, William Wegman, is among the artists registered with 20×200.
If you’re thinking there aren’t any places to sell your work, dream again and check out this site!
What’s in Your Queue?
I am really enjoying the unlimited streaming feature Netflix introduced on November 22nd for only $8 a month. As you may know from yesterday’s posting, I like how user-friendly the website is. And especially the ease of the queue concept.
What about you. Do you have a queue for what’s next in your creative expression? the next painting, the next trip, the next book, the next script? and what’s after that… How many items are in your queue? Want to change the order?
What can the next streaming Netflix movie teach you?
I recommend “Seraphine”!