/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.2198568]

Just a question for /ic/ in general but how many of you have actually been exhibited in a real established gallery and if you have, what did you submit?

[Anonymous No.2198657]

oil paintings on canvas

[Anonymous No.2198783]

I've shown in a coffee shop, a small room attached to an art store, a co-op, and currently have a show in a library. All watercolors.

[Anonymous No.2198791]

>>2198657
I've still got a few years yet before I'd be ready to try to show in a gallery. how does the gallery scene work, behind the scenes?

[Anonymous No.2199095]

me, dis won m80.

[Anonymous No.2199253]

I've exhibited in museums and galleries. My work is contemporary leaning on social practice by way of sculpture. I also studied traditional art and have an MFA and BFA. I make a living in the art field. My best advise, peruse the art that makes you complete, be it glossy pinups or conceptual theory based works.... And become the best. The world will follow. Art Galleries approach you, shopping your portfolio is a fools errand. Museums approach galleries, rarely do they approach individual artists... my two cents OP, Good luck from and Art OG.

[Anonymous No.2199260]

>>2199253
>I make a living in the art field

[Anonymous No.2199266]

>>2199253
>I make a living in the art field

>>/ic/thread/2061607

[Anonymous No.2199644]

>>2199253
This, showing work is an ongoing social engagement, you need to make yourself visible and available for when the opportunity arises. If you are into salon style hanging and don't mind being hung right next to something that may or may not jive with your work, depending on where you live, there are galleries in small towns all over that function more like consignment boutiques and take portfolio submissions.
>>2199266
I'm still here anon, since I'm not wageslaving in the afternoon. I figure I'll take a walk, clean the house a bit, and then hit the studio.

[https://warosu.org/ic/thread/2(...) No.2199650]

>>2199253
This, showing work is an ongoing social engagement, you need to make yourself visible and available for when the opportunity arises. If you are into salon style hanging and don't mind being hung right next to something that may or may not jive with your work, depending on where you live, there are galleries in small towns all over that function more like consignment boutiques and take portfolio submissions.
>>2199266
I'm still here anon, since I'm not wageslaving in the afternoon. I figure I'll take a walk, clean the house a bit, and then hit the studio.

[Anonymous No.2199652]

>>2198568
yep, I was a child but my skills were so much more advanced than those stick figure drawing plebs I got into my local museum for about a week with my painting on display I also got some kind of certificate

my stuff has also one many Panoply awards when I was younger

want to do digital now but no tablet, too lazy to do traditional haven't drawn or painted in year

>tfw way past my prime and my prime ironically was when I was much much younger ;_;

[Anonymous No.2200881]

>>2198568
did an informal gallery showing with friends. submitted a smelly acrylic painting of a woman in magenta monochrome.

[Anonymous No.2200903]

>>2199652
kiddie certificates and exhibitions in the "under 16" section of Family Fun in the Park 1998 don't really count as "actually exhibiting in a real established gallery"

[Anonymous No.2200909]

>>2199650
Renounce your artistic degeneracy at once. We can't all have a busty black sugar momma to wax our Big White Cocks and let us make 1/3rd of the minimum wage selling mongoloid art to drunk rich retards while she covers everything else. You're ruining people's lives by propagating this base crap and worst of all on some level you beez knowin' it, nigga!

[Anonymous No.2201398]

>>2200909
Gosh anon, I don't really get what your problem is.

[https://warosu.org/ic/thread/2(...) No.2201399]

>>2200909
Gosh anon, I don't really get what your problem is.

[Anonymous No.2201451]

I've had a few collab expos in coffee shops and libraries, I've edited and been featured in an art fanzine, done some mappigf for roleplaying games and am currently delving into scenic painting for movies, last one I did had a whole set covered in graffitti designed and done by me. I'm no graffitti artist but it the director liked my work.

Most of my work is either ink illustration, watercollor or woodcut prints.

[Anonymous No.2201455]

>>2199266
hahahaha good lord i'm crying here! i live you gagahaha

[Anonymous No.2201456]

>Every time.

[Anonymous No.2201463]

>there's literally a whole youtube playlist made in PROFESSIONAL BUDGET explaining why you're scum.
kek https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3P2Vxd0CaU&list=PL-aFYPgMQjrRwXCNp_fjBriS3sIu88xwt