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Self Promotion
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Self Promotion and your Artist Statement or Booth Sign
Examples of using published material to your advantage |
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My booth sign matted and
framed to match the framing used in the actual piece. |
| I use the page from (forum member) Harald
Johnson's book on
Mastering Digital Printing for my artist statement and hang it
directly below the actual 22x28 framed photograph of the chair used the
page. I use this whenever I hang the color infrared work that I've used to
apply to shows with this year. |
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| I've used the description of my
photography from the Coldwater Creek catalog as my artist statement
when I jury with, and hang my still lifes. I also have the banner I
created on the home page of my
fine art web site. It's linked to a page with the Coldwater Creek
information and then leads to my still life galleries to see more similar
designs. Photographer Larry Berman has the
eye of a painter. But instead of bringing his visions to canvas, he
composes them through the lens. Employing rich, saturated hues and the
kind of texture that usually comes from a well loaded brush, he creates
still lifes that contrast the old with the new. Here, simple objects, rich
with the patina of age, serve as backdrop for the vibrance of just picked
tulips. |
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