AGI Fine Art’s booth at Art Expo 2024’s opening night. AGI Fine Art’s premiere at Art Expo New York marked a significant success, showcasing an impressive selection of contemporary artworks by established and emerging artists. With 32 local and international artists represented, the gallery’s booth at Pier 36 showcased a wide range of paintings, sculptures, and mixed media pieces. Artexpo New York, the world’s largest fine art trade show, is hosted annually in April by the Redwood Media Group. It coincides with Superfine Art Fair and attracts leading galleries, artists, collectors, and art lov ..read more

On the occasion of AGI Fine Art’s premiere at Art Expo New York, we present highlights from our gallery artists, featuring a rich collection of contemporary paintings, sculptures, and mixed media work.  AGI Fine Art will make its debut at Art Expo, held at Pier 36 in New York from April 4 to 7, 2024. AGI will showcase a rich selection of work from its recent collection, encompassing abstract and figurative work as well as sculptures by 32 local and international artists.  With a mission to champion budding talent, AGI Fine Art is a steady presence at reputable art fairs year-round, i ..read more

Every artist has asked themselves this question more than once. You might have even considered it at some point. It’s a monumental decision capable of shaping not just your journey as an artist but your entire life path. However, the question remains: Is it truly necessary? Various factors influence the decision to pursue art school. Firstly, many people don’t see art as a viable career option, so the existence of specialized institutions can be a surprise. For those aware of art schools and aspiring to enroll, feasibility depends on factors like admission and affordability. It’s a complex que ..read more

An artist newsletter can be one of the most powerful tools in an artist’s marketing toolkit. While letting your art speak for itself is good, putting in the effort into promoting your art to reach a wider audience of the art community—whether they be other artists, enthusiasts, collectors, or gallerists. However, its effectiveness hinges on strategic planning and execution to ensure it captivates subscribers and sustains their interest over time. Photo by Tony Schnagl from PexelsDefining Your Goals Before creating your artist newsletter, it’s important to define your objectives clearly. What d ..read more

Social media has become an indispensable tool for artists seeking to showcase their work and connect with other members of the art community—from other artists and art enthusiasts to collectors, galleries, and institutions. Among the various platforms available, Facebook stands out as a powerful tool for promoting art due to its extensive reach and versatile features. It’s also a great and straightforward way to share images and updates about your career and art with users worldwide. Photo by Luca Sammarco from PexelsPersonal Profile vs. Business Page: Understanding the Difference There’s ofte ..read more

By Nikka Lindo Working on a new series of art is not just about merely producing a collection of pieces to add to your portfolio; it entails envisioning the collective impact of the series on both your creative journey and personal growth. The act of creation is an inherently reflective process, one that requires a willingness to embrace vulnerability and self-expression. Each stroke reflects a facet of your thoughts and emotions, serving as a mirror to the complexities of your psyche and the world around you. Regardless of size, scale, medium, and number, a well-thought-out and properly execu ..read more

Before Instagram was Instagram, it was Burbn. In March 2010, Kevin Systrom created Burbn, a location-based social networking and photo-sharing web app aptly named for his love of whiskey and bourbon. At that time, location-based check-in apps were gaining popularity, but Burbn’s photo-sharing feature set it aside. After Systrom secured venture funding for Burbn, he recruited Mike Krieger, a fellow Stanford graduate. Together, they reworked the concept to focus on photographs taken on mobile devices and renamed Burbn to Instagram, a portmanteau of “instant” and “telegram.” Photo by Brett Jordan ..read more

By: Rowynn Dumont  In the kaleidoscopic realm of artistic scarcity, where rarity intertwines with exclusivity, limited edition prints emerge as both an homage to singularity and a canvas for profound ethical contemplation. This exploration seeks to unravel the intricate interplay between the fleeting allure of scarcity and the pragmatic considerations of reissuing prints, scrutinizing how galleries can navigate this delicate tightrope ethically. Furthermore, it draws thoughtful comparisons between the ethos of limited edition prints and their more expansive counterparts, open edition prin ..read more

Whether applying for a grant, submitting your work to a gallery, updating your online portfolio, or just posting on Instagram, artists need great photographs of their work. It’s not enough to have a high-quality image–the photo should accurately represent your artwork. In the world of technology, photos online are often the first impression that collectors, investors, and galleries will see, so you want to make it a good one. While hiring a professional photographer can be the simplest way to get this job done, that can be expensive. Taking your own photographs can save money, and give you mor ..read more

By Rowynn Dumont In the ever-evolving realm of artistry, the advent of a new year prompts reflection and the setting of resolutions that can guide aspiring and mid-career artists. Grounded in practical insights and aimed at an audience navigating the dynamic art landscape, this discourse seeks to delineate a comprehensive guide for the upcoming year. From honing technical prowess to navigating the intricacies of the art market, these resolutions are tailored to propel artists toward success. Photo by Boris Pavlikovsky from PexelsReflective Artistry: Paving the Way for Progress Commencing with ..read more