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Hello! I'm Elena Kuzenko! As an artist based in Ukraine, where the local art market is currently underdeveloped, what is your best advice for gaining visibility on the international stage? How can an artist effectively transition from a local context to building a recognizable brand and selling works to international collectors? Thank you!
Hi! I’m Edie. 30 years ago, I had a near death accident where I was T-boned in my car. I barely survived that day. I stopped painting and drawing. It has being only in the last 5 years that I have wanted to pick it up again. I do want to get back into it and I do want to start selling some of my old stuff but I don’t know how to. I have over 50 pieces in different mediums. Most 2d and some 3d. I would like to make and sell prints. I don’t know where to start. I am just now posting some of my stuff up on art helper. Where do I start? Can you help me? BTW, I’m 68 and feel time is of the essence. I’m no spring chicken here! LOL! Help!
What this community is for:
Selling art is a skill. Like drawing. Like composition. You can learn it.
This is the room where we do that together. Marketing, pricing, finding collectors, closing the sale, all of it.
Who am I?
Career artist & photographer since 2012.
Almost $2M in art sales
TEDx Speaker about my art "Beautiful Things That Are Gone"
Helping artists sell their art since 2018.
Here's your first ask:
Drop a comment and tell me:
What's the one thing about marketing or selling your art that's been driving you crazy?
Be specific. The more honest you are, the more useful this gets.
I read everyone.
Let's go.