How can I start selling my photography in art galleries and internet?
Q. Hi, how can I start selling my photography in art galleries and in the internet?
Asked by sunny - Tue Mar 31 18:31:45 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Online - your own web site, stock sites, personal porfolio sites such as red-bubble etc - it depends on what the shots are off. Galleries - you need to approach galleries and see if they are interested in exhibiting your work. you will normally have to pay for the space and pay the gallery a percentage.
Answered by unknown - Wed Apr 1 05:20:40 2009

What are some good art galleries in Cleveland?
Q. I'm looking for traditional museums as well as little hole in the wall galleries/shops.
Asked by fallencupid79 - Sun Mar 26 21:23:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. I think Cleveland's art scene is quite impressive for its size, and I think surprising for most visitors and even for locals when they hear about all the art galleries and districts where you can find them. University Circle is Cleveland's second downtown and one of the premier educational, cultural, and medical districts in the country. It is said that more institutions in these fields are concentrated within a square mile here than anywhere else in the world. This is definitely the place to start with the traditional museums. The Cleveland Museum of Art is phenomenal, highly underrated in the national scene, but is unfortunately closed due to a 250 million dollar expansion and renovation. Its collections are quite vast, and probably… [cont.]
Answered by Vulpster03 - Mon Mar 27 00:06:26 2006

Is there a street in NY with all art galleries that open to the public?
Q. Is there a fee to look at the galleries art work on display? Also what the best day to go without a big crowd? I am thinking in afternoon on Thursday or Friday maybe Saturday ?
Asked by AC - Tue Sep 9 03:35:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not just one street - There are several art districts in Manhattan and in Brooklyn - all galleries are free to the public. Generally they are closed Sundays and Mondays. Some of the more private art dealers are appointment only (you need to be buzzed in for security reasons) But galleries are open to anyone. Only art museums charge admission in NY. Crowds are unpredictable - if it is a popular show, it might be crowded...but most galleries are not too crowded unless it is a show opening. Afternoon would be fine, an the days you mention are fine. The art and fashion schools also have galleries that are open to the public. To check where you want to go/what type of art you want to see, pick up a free copy of the gallery guide booklet,… [cont.]
Answered by slipstreamer - Tue Sep 9 04:38:49 2008