Branding Artists
is it possible?
Hello friend, I hope your holidays continue to be full of joy and rest!
Above is the bronze sculpture referred to from my post Art as Confessions, P1
Tage dedicated “within a Fallen Tear” to my deceased mother when we traveled from New York to New Orleans to say good-bye to her.
Tage composed music for the “within a fallen tear” sculpture and is looking for a music production collaborator, please contact him via Substack
More ADICAT News
We’re growing Art Does It and the Center for the Arts. (ADICAT)—
Since 12/07/2023 @adicatsouth (that's our social handle) published to seven social channels near daily images, stories, and videos…
our Youtube channel has over 1,200 views in 20 days! See Videos and animations of bronze casting, cats, dogs, airplanes, horses, antique mercedes sedans, tree cutting, replacing floor joists…
And art, lots and lots of art!
In 2024, I’ll share the minutiae of social marketing of ADICAT the art, artists, and instruction— via my process section For the Love or FTL (some of the FTL posts are free).
Along with marketing ADICAT, I
trimmed my publishing technologies (video editing, graphics, design, writing) to a digital nomad status of iOS and Android cell phones, Ipad and stylus for the 2024 NY trip.
discovered many artist-tech hacks. I’ll post these hacks semi-weekly and compile for another DIY manual, one similar to last year’s — DYI Vella Publishing .
Remember reading last week’s letter and these remarks about art:
--Art is the self- Benno
--Art is the audience- Tage
and then
--you are the Art- Regina
I’ve been promoting art and artists since our first gallery in Narrowsburg, NY in 1994 and I know—
artists fumble when composing their artist statements.
So how is “branding artists” even possible?
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