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Thursday, September 24th

Welcome to the Wilderness



It is not just visual artists. In many ways, these days we are all wanderers in the wilderness. That is, if the wilderness can be described as being in a place unfamiliar to us. I am not talking about healthcare, global warming, housing or the economy here. There are plenty of sources for information on those topics. I am specifically discussing how getting your art to market is different and more unfamiliar these days.

Can there be artist reading this post who has not changed up what they are doing in an effort to stimulate sales? This is not completely new. Smart marketing artists have always looked for new ways to create selling opportunities. What is different now is the old ways of doing things have become less reliable than in the past.

Tradeshows such as ArtExpo New York and Decor Expo Atlanta are a shell of their former glorious selves. The sister magazines that serve the same audience of art dealers and galleries, notably Art Business News, Art World News and Decor are slimmed down versions of their peak years.


Barney Davey on 09.24.09 @ 08:07 AM EST [more..] [No Comments]


Thursday, September 10th

TETRO: The Luxury of Cinema



From the instant it began with Vincent Gallo on camera watching a moth flickering about a seemingly bright, hot, lightbulb, I knew it was going to be good.

So, I did what I always do when it looks like it'll be worthwhile. I settled in my cushy seat. No popcorn necessary.

I'm not going to tell you anything about the plot of Francis Ford Coppola's new film, "TETRO." Plots reveal themselves. I'm also not going to go into the many themes, nor will I critique the acting. After all, I'm not a film critic, nor am I aspiring to be. I'm just film fan. Here's where I'm going with this ...

ART.

Yes, art. For me, artistic vision is the difference between a movie and a film. Art separates mere entertainment from true enlightenment. That's what I got while watching, "TETRO." In fact, I wasn't just watching it, I was bathing in it. Right now, I'm thinking back to this afternoon when I was one of only three people in the entire theater experiencing this masterwork. It was the thing film noir dreams are made of. It was that old Hollywood sense of luxuriousness that came with knowing this was a five-star production.


Michael Corbin on 09.10.09 @ 12:28 PM EST [more..] [11 Comments]


 

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