You know that moment at the end of a long year when you realize certain conversations just quietly faded away? In the art world, this past year had a handful of discussions that were once unavoidable , until they weren’t. Some fell out of sight not because the issues resolved themselves, but because attention flipped to newer flashpoints, market headlines, or dazzling exhibitions. We talk a lot about what’s loud in art , the big sales, big names, big exhibitions , but there’s real value in noticing what stopped being talked…
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of posting on social media, you’re not alone. Many artists see it as a separate, exhausting task, when in reality, it can be thought of as an extension of your studio. Just like you hang a finished painting on your studio wall before deciding whether it belongs in a gallery, social media allows you to test how a piece resonates with people in real time. When you shift your mindset and view platforms as another wall in your studio, it feels less like…
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