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Making mistakes and taking risks: Necessary to forge your own art career?
Top image: The Rooftop Photography Collective (part of the BSAA programme) installing an...
Do your research – and be prepared for others to research you
The fish on the bone was perfect. Scott's, a famous seafood restaurant in Mount Street, Mayfair,...
How social media helps art get out of the studio
Historically when an artist finished a new work of art, the piece generally remained hidden...
Will simply presenting sublime works of art entice the world to visit?
Only this morning I was invited to a group show of M.A. students at a prestigious London art...
Always have a Plan B
My first foray into exhibiting at an art fair was not just an induction by fire, it was an...
How to price your art
We’ve come across a number of theories on pricing art. And you know what? None of them work....
Are your online profiles up-to-date? This can help you win art projects.
Our founder Susan, explaining her perspective to the camera From our founder Susan’s diary: The...
How your know-how can go a longer way
From our founder Susan’s diary: Many years ago when I was a baby art dealer, I made a big faux pas...
Cut out the agent for commissioned art? Think again
This real-life story from the words of our founder Susan displays the value that an agent can...
Who is responsible for creating exhibition titles, the artist or curator?
This blog post was written by our founder Susan. Enjoy! I was once engrossed in a conversation...
Why it’s important for artists to know galleries that don’t represent them
From our founder Susan’s diary: I was once introduced to an artist who is the sister of a friend...
Have a clear reference point to harness in dark moments
The office space at Mumford Fine Art, Soho, London From time to time, I visit San Angelo in West...