u/DisgruntledNCO

I keep seeing art calls where that is offered. I can’t imagine it gets many eyes on the work, but hopefully I’m wrong.

I am annoyed because the rejection I got said said “Dear SubmitterFirstName”, doesn’t fill me with hope that I actually had my submission reviewed.

Are most art magazines a 2 string operation being cranked out in a garage or something?

It’s been raining for a couple days in Jersey and my legs from the knee down are on fire and my feet are numb.

I don’t know anything about it, other than what’s on their website.

Is it more like going through a museum or a comic convention? Do Artists go there to network with galleryists? Is it strictly a sales thing?

Would love to know what people who have been there think. Thank you.

Both legs have numbness and tingles and my leg muscles are tight and feel painful and my right nut is numb, got put on steroids yesterday, taking all my meds.

Will the ER actually give me something strong for the pain? Or should I just tough it out until morning when I can make an apt with my specialist?

This shit fucking sucks.

In this current era, do emerging artists have better luck with social media, or by pursuing galleries?

Is a degree an absolute mandatory requirement to be taken seriously?

To be interviewed for a publication do you really apply and pay money just to submit, like an open call?

How does an emerging artist make themselves known?

Do collectors have a preference? I use a lot of acrylic paint pens for my paintings, and I have never used oil paint.

In a world where so many different materials are available to art, does one take preference over any other?

Are the fireworks going to be there, or are they over the art museum on the 4th?

I’m broke, so I post my stuff to fb and insta. Is TikTok worth using?

I got an ad for it, and I’m looking at it and I’m not sure. I think I am misunderstanding the requirements, cause it says you have to register a domain.

Doesn’t that cost money? I was looking into it cause it said it was free entry.

If you do, do you just price in the frame?

All the work I’ve sold has been unframed because i am broke.

I’m beyond broke, so what are the free options to try and sell artworks?

How do you market your art?

I’m on fb primarily, but outside a couple sales to family members I’ve had no luck there.

What galleries, if any, deal with war as a subject?

Are solo galleries only worth doing in major cities?

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What do you use to track the value of a piece?

More and more, the social media feeds seem to dictate what art is shown.

So many people spinning around a canvas.

Is Vimeo the place to look? YouTube ads just ruin the moment.

How do you find art that isn’t an ad?

I’ve pivoted to Fine Art after the Air Force, and was wondering if anyone here has gallery experience.

Hey folks, I am an artist, I go by WarPAINt, I’m also a disabled veteran so it makes gets out in the physical world to talk art a pain in the ass.

Looking for critiques on my work Herostratus, it will be on display at the Rittenhouse square fine art show June 5-7. Please share and let me know what you think.

Thank you.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYTY8fTOwa7/?igsh=bGNoZXBkaGw3b3pr

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYTY8fTOwa7/?igsh=bGNoZXBkaGw3b3pr

Does anyone here cover a art news beat? I’ve been trying to find a publication that would like to hear my story.

I’m a disabled veteran, I was part of the Afghanistan evacuation, and I’ve been pursuing art since I got out as a form of therapy and as a goal.

Would love feedback. Thank you.

Is this a show on the art critic beat?