The Art Biz ep. 123: Qualities Galleries Are Looking For in Their Artists with Jeremy Tessmer

Oh, grasshopper, if I could share the top secret of acquiring gallery illustration, I would. Assure. I don’t retain items from you.

3 Issues You Can Wager On

There is no top secret to acquiring gallery representation due to the fact there is no one way that artists enter gallery stables.

3 items are for sure.

1. You do not make a couple of pieces and then start approaching galleries. 

That go has beginner created all over it.

2. It will acquire time, which will take a look at your dedication.

Artists new to the marketplace really do not like to hear that it’s a lengthy process that you ought to be invested in. Absolutely there must be a shortcut. A concealed door.

Undoubtedly. Not.

3. Bolstering your relationships with other gallery artists will considerably enhance your possibilities of receiving gallery illustration.

You really do not have to have to imagine me. Hear to gallery director Jeremy Tessmer in this episode of The Artwork Biz podcast.

You are going to listen to how Jeremy sights an artist’s professionalism, what he thinks of on line platforms, and how he taught himself artwork record (and why that was critical to him).

Jeremy describes Sullivan Goss as an on-ramp for collectors and artists—one that connects their roster of area, regional, nationwide, and international artists. You are going to listen to him focus on 3 characteristics that he appears to be for in artists, two of which are non-negotiable, and how he views the artists in his gallery as a family. He suggests that “dealers need to have some feeling of accountability for the very well-staying of their artists.”

Seize a cup of tea or espresso and enjoy this discussion with Jeremy Tessmer.