Antonette Shappy: if you want to show your work for free you could join http://www.deviantart.com/ its a great art website and you can show your work and get feedback :-)
Oswaldo Rayburn: first element is first...artwork Galleries are in the business enterprise of producing gross sales...getting to understand new artists they have little or no activity in..maximum want to take a position on artwork and want to sell destiny investments..maximum want u to be a proffesional or from some college of area of artwork..Like a sparkling wish Painter that became taught by utilising Daniel Gerbers pupils...it is an fairly frustraiting undertaking...the guy above gave some sound advice..artwork gala's, Competions and craft and artwork gala's are a sturdy thank you to start.....Show more
Elbert Donatelli: Please, one thing. If you want to be taken seriously by curators or anyone, use a spell check and a grammar check. You may want to start by seeing if an art teacher at yo! ur school would be interested in organizing a school art show. Also do internet searches for "call for entries" "teen art show" or search using keywords such as:teen art competition contest juried exhibitionto start finding organizations that are looking for teen artists' work. Your art teacher might know of some. Local organizations often have such competitions.But I would definitely find a teacher adviser to help with presentation standards. You want to come across as very professional, especially because you are younger....Show more
Herma Ellebrecht: Do you mean put on an art show?I suppose if you have a venue and the money to advertise something like that you could put one on.However, an easier way to expose your art work is to enter juried shows in your area. They are collaborative shows that provide the venue and you bring your art to be judged and viewed. Ask galleries in your area, the art museum(if you have one) and local websites to find out about these show! s. There usually is more in the summer....Show more
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