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Author: Paul Greenaway
Date published: 14 November, 2003
Paul Greenaway, Director of Adelaide's Greenaway Gallery, provides an insider's view of considerations for visual artists wanting to get exhibited - domestically and internationally.
The relationship between a private gallery and an artist can and should be one of mutual respect, support and even adventure. There are several sources that list the responsibilities expected by both partners; NAVA in particular provides artists with sound advice (http://www.visualarts.net.au). If all else fails Arts Law Centre of Australia can be a great life line (http://www.artslaw.com.au). But how do you find an appropriate gallery or extend your profile into another state, and when do you start to build an international career?
There is no single formula and while the bible might suggest "time and chance happeneth to them all" (Ecclesiastes), it is often difficult to know when it is your time and easy to miss a chance; it might be wiser to consider creating chances and choosing your timing. While you are working hard to create your artwork it is important to put in a similar level of energy into extracting the maximum results from exhibiting same. Be strategic, don't be used by wannabe curators, well meaning cafes or massive group exhibitions unless you are sure that it will really help your career.
When you are looking for a gallery do your homework. Understand the galleries philosophies, talk to artists showing regularly with the gallery. Not all artists have the verbal skills to "sell themselves", consider being introduced by an artist showing at the gallery who is supportive of your work.
If you are presenting a package of information naturally include a stamped addressed envelope, follow up with a phone call after three weeks, don't include too much, 20 images is enough to give an overview, don't include work that goes back to more than 4 years. If you don't feel confident ask for help, run it by a couple of artists whom you respect.
Document your work methodically and cultivate a couple of people to write responses to new groups of work. Writers needs to be paid by the magazines/journals or commissioned to write by the artist. Keep your own database, when you meet a curator, gallery director or artist who has acknowledged your work. Keep them informed of a group show or event you may have work in. Invest in yourself. If you can afford to print a postcard of a new work once a year, do so and send it out to keep your work and name fresh in peoples minds.
Realise that just because a gallery has 3 or 4 photographers working with digitally manipulated images this does not mean they will be keen to take on another. Never feel rejected, there are so many reasons a gallery may not take you on. The common excuse/reason is "we have a full house", 90% of the time this is true. In the last 5 years the number of private galleries in Australia hasn't increased and yet the 30 odd art schools have all produced new graduates.
The old adage "less is more" keeps resonating, don't be caught up with the desperate urge to jump on the treadmill of exhibiting – nothing is more important than your studio practice – give time to consider work, be ruthless in what you destroy.
Every week there is one Art Fair, Biennial or Triennial held. In theory this means more opportunities for artists. In reality most curators use the same shopping list and very few take risks on unknowns.
Art Fairs are now very competitive between each Fair and between galleries wanting to enter new markets. Basel, Cologne, Armory, ARCO and Miami are 5 of the larger Fairs with some 250-300 galleries participating in each but over 600- 700 applying. The Fairs cost most galleries between $40,000-$50,000 to participate. This means a gallery has to balance the virtues of looking fresh with unknown artists and taking some better known artists who may sell enough to cover costs. There are several ways to eventually participate in this international circus.
The Australia Council has several studios and scholarships available in over a dozen countries. Working abroad is often good for your practice and helps facilitate contacts. Lets face it, if you want a long term relationship with an overseas gallery in their country then it is prudent to consider spending some time there each year.
At the risk of singling out one artist, Jenny Watson maintains good relations with her gallerists in the US, Japan and Italy. But has travelled the world every year for the last decade to do so. Think carefully before embarking on an international career, target the country you feel is most sympathetic to your work and go there for a while. Work with your Australian gallery to help make it happen.


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Beck @ Central Park Summerstage
Beck put out his twelfth album this year, Morning Phase, which is his first in six years and he considers it the "companion piece" to 2002's Sea Change. The pastoral vibe of the album should work well in the lovely setting of Central Park.
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Part of the free Hudscon Square Music & Wine Festival, tonight's installment features Nashville's Howlin' Brothers who put a fresh coat of wax on the Mountain String Band sound.
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As Lions fans, we tend to focus on just the Lions side of the trade to acquire Ronnie Brown. With a trade being a two-way street, I wanted to hear from someone that follows the Eagles.
I reached out to Philadelphia Eagles blogger Bob Wankel to get some insight into the other side of the trade. My thanks to Bob for answering a few questions.
Zac Snyder: Why wasn't Ronnie Brown getting many touches with the Eagles?
Bob Wankel: The Eagles are a traditionally pass-first team, so there's a limited amount of carries to go around to begin with. When you have a player like LeSean McCoy, it's hard to take him off the field. McCoy, in a season where almost nothing has gone right for the Eagles, has been simply outstanding. Given his performance and that the Eagles don't focus on the run game, Brown just didn't see many carries.
Once Brown committed that absolutely ridiculous turnover against the 49ers when he took a goal line handoff and attempted to throw it, resulting in a fumble, that was it for Brown in Philadelphia. That play, by the way, may have been the single dumbest play in this team's history, and trust me, there's been quite a few.
ZS: What were Eagles fans' opinions of Ronnie Brown prior to the trade?
BW: With the way McCoy has been playing, fans weren't exactly clamoring for Ronnie Brown. He was hailed as a terrific signing that would bring versatility to the Eagles' backfield and help a stagnant red zone offense. That plan, for a variety of reasons, just didn't work out. Brown wasn't disliked here, but he was the non-factor his 13 carries would suggest.
ZS: How is this trade being received by people in Philadelphia?
BW: People seem to be indifferent. It's somewhat curious that they would sign a guy like Brown, then ship him away after only six weeks for a seventh-rounder and a guy like Jerome Harrison, who was here last year. If they thought so highly of Harrison, why let him walk in the first place?
I think Ronnie Brown can still play, and given Jahvid Best's uncertain immediate future it's a good trade for Detroit. I don't think Brown is going to come in and save the day for the Lions' ground game, but he's going to help.
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It came about from a commission I was assigned to do last year on some particular communities around the US/Mexico border. When thinking on what to do or how to approach the people from these communities it seemed to me appropriate to be as open minded as possible to what I was going to do and find. I was at that moment questioning the possibilities of creating work from a more traditional documentary point of view; especially the portrait. I had been doing so much research and work on landscapes that I felt kind of biased on whether I could actually do something meaningful, but when I arrived at the community I understood it was going to be a very personal and not so much of theoretically driven project. Walking around like a stranger and encountering these people made me vulnerable in a good way; it let me be much more flexible in the way I was portraying them and there environs. Eventually the project has become a way to look at how communities become entrapped by social and political circumstances, and how they end up having to cope with that and how in a way, this resonates with my own situation as a citizen of Mexico, living within the drug war situation reinforced by a psychological paranoia with which we have to deal today. One interesting anecdote was seeing some kids between some bushes and going up to them to ask what they where doing. They where hunting for codornises, a bird that hides between the bushes. Their dog would scare them out and they would kill them with a slingshot. They would then cut the head off and give it to their dog as a reward. They had a few headless birds with them.
You were named one of PDN's 2010 30 emerging photographers. What impact did this have on your career?
In a way it was mostly a personal reward in that I felt I was getting recognized for my work and that while living outside of mainstream photo circuits I could still be entitled to produce strong projects. Careerwise it opened up some opportunities for shows and I got a lot of people looking at my work.
Can you describe the usual process you go through when asking people to pose?
Once I see something I like in a person I usually go up to them and say hi and try to make some kind of conversation. I tell them what I am doing and that I am interested in maybe doing a portrait of them as part of the project. Usually they say yes. If they say no I insist a little by explaining more about what I am doing with the project and if they still say no I let them go. When it comes to doing the portrait I look for where the light is and work with that and the space to make it work with the subject. I don't work directly with the subject too much, I usually let them do their thing and I move around that.
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Lately I've been keeping in shape by walking around a lot (the weather has been beautiful) which is awesome because I tan easily and walking for miles in the hot sun yesterday made me at least 1 shade darker.
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2. I've been addicted to the Biggest Loser recently. LIKE CRAZY ADDICTED. Oh Hulu, you just get me.
3. I'm almost half way done with finals! Sorry, I know I said it already but I'm just very excited about it.
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Squats, and cardio. Also, I'm going out to a club tonight…which means I have not accounted for the drinks I'm going to have later buuuut that's alright. ;)
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The players on the Gridley High volleyball team hope Thursday night was the first step toward one of their own.
The visiting Bulldogs swept host Hamilton 25-18, 25-14, 25-16 in both teams' season opener.
Gridley junior Haylee Coats had eight kills, Vanessa Ramirez made 12 assists, Megan Anthony and Jamie Burr each had nine digs and Alejandra Caudillo added eight more.
Hamilton was led by Raegan Avrit's six kills, and Tatiana Cabral had eight assists.
The first match played out predictably, with kinks still getting worked out for both sides. Hamilton ran off seven straight points to go up 7-2 in the first set, but once Gridley was warmed up, the Bulldogs never really slowed down.
"It's nice to see when your team gets down, that they can come back because sometimes you see a team and they just give up," said Bulldogs co-coach Sarah Tamagni.
That's not going to be a problem for the Bulldogs. They didn't give up on points throughout the match. During the third set, senior Sandra Dreesman ran out of bounds toward the scorer's table and managed to fling one arm on a ball headed for a Hamilton point.
"We're very young and inexperienced," said Hamilton coach Erin Johnson, who has led the Braves to the past five Northern Section Division V titles, including two appearances in the NorCal finals. "I don't have any experience on the court."
That showed as Avrit had six kills, but no other Brave managed multiple.
"She'll probably be our strongest hitter if I can get my setters to set to her," Johnson said. "It's going to take a while to gel."
That means for now with all-Northern Section middle hitter Audra Jones — all 6-foot-5 of her — playing for New Mexico State now instead of Hamilton High, the Braves must keep their goals a bit simpler: improve daily, and don't worry about the past, or the future for that matter.
"We're a young team," said Avrit, a junior. "We'll get there. We haven't played together as a team. We need to focus on league and get our game together."
The Bulldogs, while far from perfect themselves, can take the satisfaction of being 1-0.
"We've been working hard in practice and it's paying off," Bulldogs setter Vanessa Ramirez said. "We're talking as a team and communicating."
And Gridley, which reached the Division IV quarterfinals last season before falling to eventual champion West Valley, wants much more.
"We can go all the way," Ramirez said. "We have strong all-around players."
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Faerber Concludes "Noble Causes"
Jay Faerber's creator-owned superhero universe is going to get smaller this fall with the end of his long-running "Noble Causes." The writer talks to CBR about the decision to end the book and what it means for the Faerberverse.
Marvel Solicitations for November, 2008
Marvel has released images and solicitations for comics and products on sale in November including "Ender's Game" #2, "The Stand" #3, "Avengers/Invaders" #6, "Secret Invasion" #8 and much more.
SPOILERS OF WAR: "Secret Invasion" #5
In stores now, "Secret Invasion" #5 sees the Skrulls reveal that their invasion is actually a mission of peace! Writer Brian Michael Bendis walks us through the issue page-by-page to help illuminate what's going on.
DC Comics Solicitations for November, 2008
DC Comics has released images and solicitations for new comics and products on sale in November, 2008, including the latest from "Final Crisis," "JSA," "Batman: R.I.P.," "Teen Titans" and much more.
Image Comics on Sale August 20, 2008
Courtesy of Image, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this week including "Charlatan Ball" #2, "Youngblood, Vol. 1: Focus Tested," and an exclusive preview of "Madman Atomic Comics" #10.
CCI: SLG Publishing
SLG head Dan Vado and "Gargoyles" writer Greg Weisman met with fans at Comic-Con International last month to discuss upcoming projects from the publisher and share some bad news for Gargoyles fans.
TRINGENUITY 11: "Trinity" Commentary
It's political maneuvering at its finest when the JLA visits the homeworld of the CSA, while Hawkman and Gangbuster team with The Outsiders to lay a trap for the Torika's henchmen. Justin and Brian get you caught up.
FIRST LOOK: Cyblade #1 Rocafort Variant
Top Cow has provided CBR with a first look at "Madame Mirage" artist Kenneth Rocafort's variant cover of "Cyblade" #1, the new ongoing series beginning in October from Joshua Hale Fialkov and Rick Mays.
Advance X-Men Solicitations for November, 2008
Marvel has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics shipping in November from the publisher's X-Men line, including "Uncanny X-Men" #504, "Astonishing X- Men: Ghost Box" #2, "Wolverine" #69 and more.
CCI: The Jack Kirby Tribute Panel
Mark Evanier convened the annual Jack Kirby Panel last month at Comic-Con International with a host of comics greats sharing stories from the past and word of new collected editions & a documentary to come.
CCI: Spotlight on Rutu Modan
A day after winning the Eisner Award for Best Graphic Novel, Israeli artist Rutu Modan was the subject of a spotlight panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego where she discussed "Exit Wounds."
CBR TV @ CCI 2008: William Katt
Television's "Greatest American Hero," William Katt, visits the CBR Yacht to discuss the renewed interest in the popular '80s series, the upcoming comics and his own comics publishing company, Catastrophic Comics.
MacPherson & Barentine Have an "M-Theory"
What happens when three peopke receive tidings of doom from a mysterious and extra-terrestrial source? "Edgar Allan Poo" writer Dwight MacPherson & artist Mike Barentine reveal the answer in "M-Theory."
COMMENTARY TRACK: Freedom Formula #1
Exosuits. Racing mechas. Corporate overlords. Slaves. They're all part of "Freedom Formula," the new Radical Comics miniseries whose writer Edmund Shern breaks it all down for you in this week's COMMENTARY TRACK.
Rivera to Draw "Amazing Spider-Man"
Illustrator Paolo Rivera will make "Amazing Spider-Man" #577 his debut as a Marvel-exclusive artist. Known primarily for his painting, Rivera revealed to CBR his first issue will be rendered in a more traditional method.
CCI: That '70s Panel
Lein Wein, Bernie Wrightson, Mike Grell, Mark Evanier, Joe Staton and Mike W. Barr met with fans at Comic-Con International last month to discuss their legendary careers in comics and their most personal works.
Comic Book Urban Legends Revealed
Is John Byrne a harbinger of disaster? Did Billy Dee Williams take a bribe so Tommy Lee Jones could play Two-Face? And is Hank McCoy gay? Find out in this week's tabloid-esque edition!
Marvel Comics On Sale August 20th, 2008
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Guardians of the Galaxy" #4, "Punisher" #61, "Young X- Men" #5, "Incredible Hercules" #120 and more
MAYO REPORT: June 2008 Sales Analysis
John Mayo returns with an analysis of his estimated sales numbers for June, 2008, which saw "Secret Invasion" lead the pack once again, with Hellboy trades showing big bumps and Buffy still going strong.
HADOUKEN: Street Fighter II Returns to Comics
With "Street Fighter IV" hitting video game consoles next year, UDON returns to its roots with three new series based on the franchise. CBR spoke with writer Ken Siu-Chong and artist Jeffrey "Chamba" Cruz about "Street Fighter II Turbo."
Guerilla Warfare Gets Real at Image
Newcomer Brahm Revel goes back to the Vietnam War in "Guerillas" and reveals a secret government program to use chimps as combat troops alongside humans in the jungles of Southeast Asia.
EXCLUSIVE: Captain America #41 Preview
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of "Captain America" #41 by writer Ed Brubaker and artist Steve Epting, on sale August 20.
PvP's 10th Anniversary with Scott Kurtz, Part II
CBR News continues our chat with "PvP" creator Scott Kurtz, touching this time on his remarks about TOKYOPOP, the future of "PvP: The Series," how he got started in webcomics, and what advice he has for up-and-comers.
REVIEWS: Secret Invasion #5
With Marvel Comics' "Secret Invasion" #5 in stores now, CBR's review team turns in two different reactions to the new issue by writer Brian Michael Bendis and illustrator Leinil Francis Yu.
Terror Titans Stand the Test of (Clock King's) Time
Spinning out from the pages of his own "Teen Titans" ongoing, Sean McKeever is penning a "Terror Titans" miniseries beginning in October. The writer spoke to CBR News about the Joe Bennett-illustrated project.
EXCLUSIVE: Michael Turner "Hulk" Variants
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at variant covers for "Hulk" #6 and #7 by late fan-favorite artist Michael Turner. On sale soon, the issues feature work by Loeb, McGuinness and Cho.
VIDEO EDITORIAL: Robert Kirkman
Image Comics partner Robert Kirkman sent CBR News a statement calling for more top talent to produce creator-owned work, describing the positive impact it could have on the comics industry. Don't miss this!
Send in the Clones: Gilroy talks "Clone Wars" Comics
CBR News spoke to writer Henry Gilroy about the Dark Horse ongoing series, "The Clone Wars," set in the same era as the upcoming animated feature film, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars."
The Uncanny Matt Fraction
"Uncanny X-Men" #500 saw Marvel's premier mutants relocate to San Francisco, and CBR spoke with writer Matt Fraction about what the move means for the book and what waits for the X-Men on the streets of their new home.
CCI: Bill Willingham
"Fables" creator Bill Willingham met with fans at Comic-Con International to distribute exclusive gifts, talk about new projects, go behind the scenes of books like "Salvation Run," and reveal the fate of Peter Pan in "Fables."
Rob Worley talks "The Revenant"
Someone is tearing apart Sapphire City's mob bosses with a savage vengeance. Writer Rob Worley talks to CBR about his and Keith Giffen & Shanon Eric Denton's "The Revenant," a new pulp-noir graphic novel.
CCI: Legion of Super-Heroes 50th Anniversary
Prolific Legion creators Paul Levitz, Keith Giffen, Mike Grell, Geoff Johns, Colleen Doran, and Tom and Mary Beirbaum met with fans at Comic-Con International to discuss the history of DC's teenagers from the future.
X-POSITION: NYX's Marjorie Liu
Novelist and current "NYX" scribe Marjorie Liu answers fan questions about the new mini, gives writing tips, and lets loose on Big Damn Apes. Plus, an EXCLUSIVE first look at the cover to "NYX" #4!
REFLECTIONS: Steve Wacker & Tom Brevoort
The editors behind the almost-weekly "Amazing Spider-Man" reboot stop by "Reflections" to dish on fan reaction to "Brand New Day," "One More Day" aftermath, editorial Easter Eggs and sales figures.
Comics Should Be Good: 50 Most Notable Comics EVER!
Here it is, comic book history buffs - Comics Should Be Good's complete master list of the Top Fifty Countdown of the most notable issue numbers in comic book history!
CBR TV @ CCI 2008: Pia Guerra
"Y: The Last Man" and "Doctor Who" artist Pia Guerra stopped by the CBR Yacht during Comic-Con International to discuss both series, what's next for the acclaimed artist and how she found a moment for some quality time at the San Diego Zoo.
Dark Horse Solicitations for October, 2008
Dark Horse has released images and solicitation information for new comics and products on sale in November, 2008, including the return of Gerard Way's "Umbrella Academy" and the debut of the Animated "Buffy."
Bringing "Dead Space" To Life: Antony Johnston
Antony Johnston is the writer for the "Dead Space" comic series, a prelude to the highly anticipated video game due out this October. CBR News recently spoke with Johnston about the unique project.
THE COMMENTARY TRACK: J. Scott Campbell
The Commentary Track is back with comics superstar J. Scott Campbell and colorist Nei Ruffino walking us through the creation process behind their cover for Zenescope's "Beyond Wonderland" #1
TRINGENUITY 10: "Trinity" Commentary
The next stage of the evil Troika's plans are revealed by Nightwing, robin and a special guest star, while the JLA challenges the Crime Syndicate on their home turf in this week's issue of "Trinity."
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