In Texas Hill Country, with Love
By Hope Daniels
More than just a gallery, Artisans at Rocky Hill is like one big family, with owners Anne and Barry Bradley the artists' biggest boosters.
Guerrilla Marketing for Holiday Dollars
By Marilyn Millstone
How is your year shaping up so far? If you're like many retailers, your hopes are high but your bottom line is still a little weak.
Preview in-depth feature articles on a variety of topics like store design trends, management techniques, merchandising strategies and gallery profiles.
Explore the work and lives of emerging artists by reading about their background, craft and motivations.
View round ups of the newest products, focused on current trends and merchandising ideas.
More than just a gallery, Artisans at Rocky Hill is like one big family, with owners Anne and Barry Bradley the artists’ biggest boosters.
When you hear the acronym “SEO,” do your eyes glaze over? You’re not alone. Who has time to write and rewrite a website chock full of the right keywords at the right frequency? But according to Brian Clark, founder of Copyblogger and Scribe, it doesn’t take a writer-scientist to figure it out.
Protect your gallery’s image and yourself amid growing privacy concerns on Facebook.
How do you repopulate a gallery district hard-hit by the recession? Bentley Calverley, owner of Bentley Gallery in Scottsdale, Ariz., decided to work with local commercial property owners to negotiate lower rent for artists.
Since the beginning of the year, jeweler Carrie Nunes has committed herself to making a ring a day—365 in all—to benefit the Craft Emergency Relief Fund + Artists’ Emergency Resources (CERF+). The rings vary greatly in style and price; some go for as little as $1. So far, Nunes has raised $1,200 for the organization, and she still has many more rings to go.
