Selling art online may be becoming a more prominent trend — but not just for galleries, and not just in Covid-19 times. With this in mind, we’ve put together this guide to some of the ins and outs of selling your art online.

In 2023 we all know the importance of having an online presence as an artist. But with the constantly changing online landscape and the ever so complicated algorithms, it can be hard to know how to get the most out of your online channels. In this guide, we will give you some tips on how to build your online presence as an artist.

Contracts and agreements play a major role in the administrative side of working as an artist. To help you through the process, we’ve put together this guide outlining some common ones, as well as useful resources.

Not all artists have access to professional photo equipment, and even if you have access, you might still lack the skills to portray your work correctly. Here is our guide on how to photograph your art – with limited equipment.

We thought it would be a good time to share some quick tips to help you out when applying to that next open call.

So before submitting, check out our list of dos and don’ts.

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to how to price your art. So where do you begin? Our step-by-step guide is there to walk you through the basics. Whether you’re selling your work via an online platform or Instagram while in quarantine, or looking ahead to the next exhibition or fair post-crisis.

The mainstream art world has a troublesome tendency to overlook disabled artists, these initiatives are working to change that.

The mainstream art world has a troublesome tendency to overlook disabled artists, these initiatives are working to change that.

A simple search on ArtConnect brings up many different types of creative opportunities. It is great to have so many options, but how do you know which one fits you?