Q. How did you discover you wanted to sell fine art?
Q. When did you first start selling art?
Q. What is the biggest challenge in selling art today?
Q. How has selling art changed in the last 10 years?
Q. How do you differentiate your three galleries?
Q. What has influenced the style of the three galleries?
Q. What are your thoughts on ‘talent” in regards to being a successful artist?
Q. What are your feelings about artists selling their art online without gallery representation?
Q. What are your thoughts on how artists should approach galleries and a career in Fine Art?
Q. Any thoughts that you really want artists to understand about selling fine art?
Wow…who wrote these questions? These are all great and insightful attempts to make the art business function better. Basically, “selling fine art” begins with the art itself. The paintings must be good, high quality and interesting. The colors, compositions and general ideas can be myriad, but the paintings, all of them, must appeal to the type of person that the gallery attracts. What dealer would not want to say to the artist “send me your very best”?