This is something i am already doing, MODURN.COM is art- Burial urns. want to know how to get it out to the masses.
Morgen
of IN
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Jun 23, 2009 18:10:09 PM
Online Art Sales
This article is very interesting to me. I also feel that this is a very smart way to offer art to consumers. Technology in photography is now so sophisticated, that it eliminates the need for the bricks and mortar part of the business equation.
I took this one step further, by combining the art market with a specific niche - the growing trend in memorialization of loved ones lost. My website, www.shineonbrightly.com, is an online gallery for memorial art. We feature the works of more than 20 artists, including cremation urns, memorial jewelry, handmade books, memorial glass, sculpture, textile art, memorial poetry, and more. All of the pieces are handmade by artists in the US.
Adrienne Crowther
of NC
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Mar 21, 2009 12:32:39 PM
I plan to do this!
I'm going to try my hand at being an online art dealer. I plan to use the shops on www.myartspace.com. I tried to run a small brick & mortar gallery for three years and the cost was outstanding. I still have the connections I had so hopefully that will help when I bring my artists online.
The great thing about selling art online is that it introduces you to a global market at the get-go. There are some draw backs, but there are also draw backs from running a physical space.
Morgen of IN @ Jun 23, 2009 18:10:09 PM
Adrienne Crowther of NC @ Mar 21, 2009 12:32:39 PM
Walker of NY @ Nov 20, 2008 21:39:45 PM
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