Twitter Tweekly for April 1 2012

by Alyson Stanfield on April 1, 2012

No fooling on this April 1! These are my juiciest tweets from the past two weeks.

Finally, Nude Art Tours hyperallergic.com/49180/stuart-r… via @hyperallergic

Revealing emails show how THE top art dealer deals NYT ow.ly/9XfTJ #ruthless #unethical

The world art market is a $60.8billion market ow.ly/9P5Ci via @artnet

WORLD art market = $60.8billion, US military budget = $739.3billion (12x world art market economy)

spacer Interesting tale of Nazi-stolen Monet. NYT ow.ly/9N2bm

#ArtsJournal: How Arts Criticism Needs to Change: “Criticism today is not about delivering truths from on high, … bit.ly/GMFBH5 via @TopArtNews

Making Art

RT @ArtsyShark Unbelievable – woven garments actually made of spider silk! bit.ly/H6ph3F

RT @mariabrophy 10 years after graduation, on the average more than 99% of art graduates no longer make art at all sharkforum.org/2006/10/collec…

Does your work show that you care? Sincerity ow.ly/9IZZI via @ThisIsSethsBlog

Marketing

The other best way to find typos in your newsletter/writing is to read out loud @lisacall @lauraloveslux

Are you wondering, “How to Get An Article About Your Work!” askharriete.typepad.com/ask_harriete/2…

Crowdfunding for artists NYT ow.ly/9TB08

Don’t forget to take excellent installation shots of your exhibits and file those as you would your art inventory

Social Media

Marketer’s guide to new FB pages ow.ly/9TcGi via @neilpatel

Facebook milestone photo measurements: pixels. pixels.

Advantages for Artists Using Twitter Art # Hashtags goo.gl/aZJlt via @johnrmath

Art Biz Coach Goings-On

RT @LezleyDavidson: Art Biz Blog recommends saving 2 years salary before quitting your job for your art career. Wow. #thatsalot <Yep!

Get Organized students on Pinterest board – with their permission ow.ly/9LVRs

My updated workshop schedule for 2012 artbizcoach.com/workshops CO, DE, IL, TX, WY

Art Biz Blog ranks #16 in art blogs at invesp.com/blog-rank/Art 2 slots behind @makingamark2 < Congrats, Katherine!

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Minimal and Maximum Art Explanations

by Alyson Stanfield on March 29, 2012

In honor of the passing this week of esteemed New York Times art critic and editor, Hilton Kramer . . .

Deep Thought Thursday

The more minimal the art, the more maximum the explanation.
- Hilton Kramer

True?

Is it good or bad if this is the case? Or does it matter?

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Top 10 Marketing Advice Newsletters from Art Biz Coach

In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Art Marketing Action Newsletter, here are the top 10 marketing advice articles from Art Biz Coach. Includes writing, blogging, exhibiting, and more. What’s #1 ?

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Don’t Confuse Price with Value

The value of a work of art is based on how a person feels about the object.

Your creativity, use of materials, technique, and the spirit you infuse into each piece make your art valuable to you. These things are subjective and can change from time to time and from artwork to artwork. How you value your art is different from how you price your art.

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Celebrating My 10 Year Anniversary

Ten years ago today I sent out my first newsletter. It’s been going out every week since then. Today I quietly celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Art Biz Coach. Thank you for being here with me.

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Are Your Viewers Looking or Seeing?

This week’s deep thought is courtesy of artist Richard Tuttle. What’s the difference between looking and seeing? Is it your job to get people to see? How do you do that job?

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4 Reasons to Cherish Unsubscribes

Having people unsubscribe from your list may cause an initial moment of panic, but here are 4 reasons to cherish your unsubscribers and turn your initial negative feeling into a positive one.

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Tell the Story of Your Art Career on Your Facebook Timeline

Dust off your art résumé and put it to use with the new timeline on your Facebook page. Timelines are a place for you to share the history of your art career. They’re not for you to tell your life story – that’s for your personal profile timeline.

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How to Avoid Information Overload

You will always have a hard time focusing on your art and prioritizing your art business if you haven’t taken the time to assess and plan. Knowing your priorities helps you avoid information overload.

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Twitter Tweekly for March 18 2012

Curated and annotated tweets from the past two weeks from my Twitter feed. Find studio space, read about art publishing, Kickstarter campaigns, Facebook Interest Lists, and the top WordPress plugins.

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