I just got an email from Craft Fox saying they featured my It's a Small World pop-up under their Mary Blair tribute post! So I just wanted to share with you guys.
That then reminded me that I totally forgot to blog about this other post by All Things Paper by Ann Martin way back in the day. Check that out too!
I'll be better about posting articles or blogs that talk about my work. If you do a feature or something on me, feel free to shoot me an email and let me know so I can point more people your way too!
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Getting into Galleries
Recently, I've been asked by some people how I've been getting my work into galleries. Well, to be honest, I've just been kinda of lucky. Mainly, people have seen my work somewhere and emailed me about being in a show.
However, after meeting with these gallery owners, I asked them what they recommend to new artists hoping to branch into the gallery world. Most of them have said they are open for artists to submit their work for consideration through their websites. So look closely for something that encourages you to submit your work and then follow the directions.
A few opportunities now:
However, after meeting with these gallery owners, I asked them what they recommend to new artists hoping to branch into the gallery world. Most of them have said they are open for artists to submit their work for consideration through their websites. So look closely for something that encourages you to submit your work and then follow the directions.
One of the most popular galleries in Los Angeles is Gallery Nucleus. I have a ton of friends dying to get into this gallery and am friend with the owner so have chatted with him a bit about it. He says that popular galleries often have so many submissions they won't be able to get back to you with a yes or a no. Rarely do they do open calls, but when they do, make sure to take advantage. For instance, Gallery Nucleus had an open call for their Harry Potter show for over a year and actually didn't get that many entries.
A few opportunities now:
- For anyone still looking to get into Gallery Nucleus, please consider making work for their Powers in Numbers gallery. Moderated by Nucleus, this online gallery showcases quality original artwork at affordable prices. All work measures 5"x7" and is priced at $50 or $100. Artists are welcome to submit for possible inclusion in this project. Proceeds from each sale benefits the artist's chosen charity.
- Modest Fly Art Gallery is having an End of the Year “What is Modest to You” Small Works Juried Art Competition. To enter the competition, send examples of your work, a maximum of 5 pieces, with a $25 check to Modest Fly Art Gallery. If your work is not accepted into the show, your check will be returned to you. Entered works must be a maximum size of 12“ x 12” framed. If you would like to enter your work via email, please send small jpegs of your work to eerren@modestflyartgallery.com and mail your check to the gallery. The deadline to enter the show is November 12th, 2011.
Friday, October 7, 2011
"A Little Big of Everything" Show
I'm very excited to announce I'm going to be featured in "A Little Bit of Everything" hosted by Modest Fly Art Studio Gallery. I'll be showing there along with some very talented artists:
- Jim Mullen
- Eunice San Miguel
- Daniaelle Simonsen
- Ione Citrin
- Joan Banks
- Marcy Eiben
- Roopa Dudley
You'll be able to catch a glimpse at all the other kinds of paper art I do besides pop-ups. So if you're in the area, "A Little Bit of Everything" group show will be having it's opening on October 14th, 2011 from 7-10pm. The show will be up until November 12th, 2011.
Hope to see you there!
Modest Fly Art Studio Gallery
7578 Foothill Blvd.
Tujunga, CA 91042
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