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‘Start local’ and five other ways to build an audience for your creative practice (opens the original)
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It’s the moment every artist lives for: Finally landing a show, whether it’s in a coffee shop or in a traditional white cube gallery. Making it into an art or craft fair. Landing an art commission, whether it’s a mural or an illustration. Seeing your work hanging in someone’s home that isn’t a family member or friend. Gaining that first 100 followers and an online community that supports your work. How does that goal move from the vision board into reality?<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable
September Arts Digest: Exhibitions, Arts Jobs + Open Calls (opens the original)
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Stephanie is always on top of what's happening in the art world, including job postings. - Doug, paid subscriber<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="819" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!oD2K!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:g
Ranking the 8 museums I visited over 7 days in Amsterdam and Antwerp (opens the original)
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Along with squaring away an extensive list of secondhand stores and must-try eats, trip planning is only complete for me after museum tickets are purchased. I can only learn so much about a city from roaming its streets, trying its food, attempting to talk to its people. Engaging with a city’s history and art uncovers its identity. During my recent trip to Amsterdam (and day trips to Delft and Antwerp), I visited more museums than days spent actually traveling, excluding days spent at the airpor
I really wanted to love LACMA’s new David Geffen Galleries (opens the original)
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Anytime I make the drive down to Los Angeles from San Francisco, I underestimate the sheer vastness of the concrete and stucco sprawl. Driving three miles can take 40 minutes. The view at the tip top of a mountain can’t even begin to include the entire city, fueling my confusion about what is LA and what isn’t.My San Francisco stands sheepishly at only 7 by 7 square miles. I know every street. The city’s museums ceased to entertain me as of recently; their collections feeling too compact and sta
August Arts Jobs, Internships + Open Calls for Art (opens the original)
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It’s been a work hard, play even harder summer here. Last weekend, I danced until my ankles bled at Outside Lands to sets from Charli XCX, The Strokes, Wet Leg, Geese, DJO…San Francisco has been feeling especially AI-pilled and soulless lately. Being in a giant crowd, pushing, shoving, laughing, and aching reawakened something for me. Collective effervescence, they call it. But aside from the festival and sitting in a crisp hotel bed on vacation in Los Angeles while writing this, I’ve been a wor
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