Tag: artist recognition

Visibility sounds like the dream, right? You picture your art being seen, shared, maybe even sold. But in the real world, “being visible” is not as simple as getting likes on a post or landing a single feature. Visibility is layered, tricky, and often misunderstood. Many artists chase numbers, not realizing that not all visibility moves their career forward. Some exposure brings genuine growth, while other kinds just burn time and energy with little return. What visibility really means is alignment, not volume. It’s the difference between being seen by thousands…

When you hear the phrase “artist bio,” it might sound like one of those formal, box-checking tasks that galleries or websites make you submit. But in reality, your bio is often the very first doorway through which people encounter your art. Before someone dives into your portfolio or takes the time to stand in front of your work, they usually glance at the words you’ve written about yourself. This small paragraph can either intrigue them or make them scroll past. That is why treating it as an afterthought sells your work…