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How intelligent technology can help sell works

Joachim Rodriguez y Romero
Joachim Rodriguez y Romero
Thu., July 25, 2024, 13:40 CEST

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The sale of your works of art online and in galleries: intelligent possibilities of how technology can help to make your name known

As an artist, creating art can be a personal and fulfilling experience. However, it can be a major challenge to present your work to the right person. With the advent of technology, new and innovative opportunities have arisen to advertise and sell their works of art.

From online marketplaces and social media platforms to virtual galleries and artificial intelligence, technology offers exciting opportunities to make your name known.

Online art marketplaces: a proven path to sell your works of art

With the advent of e-commerce, online art marketplaces have become a popular opportunity for artists to sell their work. These platforms offer a way for artists to connect with potential buyers from all over the world and to discover new and unique works of art for buyers.

  • Online art marketplaces: a proven path to sell your works of art
  • Social media: The power of visual storytelling
  • Virtual galleries: a new way to exhibit your works of art
  • Artificial intelligence: the future of art sales?
  • Sale of gallery works: The importance of a strong online presence
  • Conclusion
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Online art marketplaces such as Artsy , Saatchi Art, Singulart and Artfinder offer artists a place to offer their works of art for sale, and to browse and buy for buyers, art online. These platforms have functions such as curated collections, recommendations and artist profiles that make it easier for buyers to discover new artists and works of art that may be interested in.

However, it is important to note that online art marketplaces raise a commission for every sale. In addition, online competition is often hard, so it is important to ensure that your works of art stand out from the crowd.

Social media: The power of visual storytelling

Social media platforms such as Instagram , Facebook and Pinterest can be a mighty weapon for artists who want to advertise their works of art. With their visual character, these platforms enable artists to present their works of art to a large audience and tell their history.

Instagram is a particularly popular platform for artists because it focuses on pictures and visual storytelling . By creating a strong Instagram presence, artists can win follower and combine with potential buyers, galleries and other artists.

Instagram rolls over the art world. An infinite virtual gallery, for swiping and scrolling, fed by museums, galleries and of course by the artists: inside themselves. From art education to PR-GAG, from controversy to kitsch. "That has something democratic," says art historian Anika Meier . And almost unnoticed by the established art canon, new art forms are created.

Facebook can also be a useful tool for artists, especially for the establishment of a community around her works of art. By creating a Facebook page for their art practice, artists can share their work, keep their supporters up to date on exhibitions and events and combine with other artists and potential buyers.

Pinterest, although not as popular as Instagram and Facebook, can be a valuable platform for artists who want to advertise their works of art. With his focus on visual content, artists can use Pinterest to create mood pictures and collections and to present their works of art to a wider audience.

Virtual galleries: a new way to exhibit your works of art

Virtual galleries are a new way for artists to exhibit their works of art online . These galleries offer a 3D virtual space in which artists can present their works of art, and visitors can look at and interact the works of art as if they were in a physical gallery.

New ways to sell art: More and more galleries are offering a virtual 3D environment
New ways to sell art: More and more galleries are offering a virtual 3D environment
photo by Kelvin Han @kelvinhan, via Unsplash

Virtual galleries such as the online viewing room of Artsy and Vortic XR offer a way for galleries to organize exhibitions online, and to present their work to a wider audience for artists. In addition, virtual galleries enable visitors to interact with the works of art in a unique way and thus offer a more immense experience than to look at pictures online.

Art exhibitions as an immersive experience are very popular
Art exhibitions As an immersive experience, you enjoy great popularity
photo from changqing lu @elju_lu, via unsplash

However, it is important to note that virtual galleries can be a great way to exhibit works of art, but are still relatively new and not all galleries and collectors feel comfortable to buy works of art without a personal view.

If you are thinking about exhibiting your works of art in a virtual gallery, you should consider linking potential buyers with personal events where you can see your work up close. You could create QR code that are filled with the times and data of your next real shows that can be scanned by the visitors.

More and more art galleries are offering virtual tours thanks to VR technology
More and more art galleries are offering virtual tours thanks to VR technology
photo by Maxim Hopman @nampoh, via Unsplash

Artificial intelligence: the future of art sales?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly popular in the art market, with companies such as Artrendex and Artomatix that use AI to analyze works of art and predict trends in the art market.

AI can also be used to create personalized recommendations for art buyers in order to help you discover new artists and works of art in which you might be interested. This can be a fantastic opportunity for artists who want to expand their audience because it can help combine their works of art with potential buyers who would otherwise not have discovered.

However, although AI has the potential to revolutionize the art world, it is still a relatively new technology and there are concerns about the effects that it could have on the art market. Some experts fear that AI could lead to a homogenization of the art world, since the buyers are recommended that works of art that are similar to what they have already bought.

In addition, AI algorithms only as good as the data on which they were trained. If the data is biased or limited, the recommendations made by AI may not be precisely against mirrors n.

Sale of gallery works: The importance of a strong online presence

Although online art marketplaces and virtual galleries have become increasingly popular in recent years, sales in galleries have remained an integral part of an artist's career. Galleries offer a physical space for artists to exhibit their works of art and meet potential buyers and collectors.

Sales in galleries on site are best supplemented by a strong online presence . By having a website and presence on social media, artists can reach a wider audience and advertise their works of art potential buyers who may not be able to visit their physical gallery.

In addition, a strong online presence of artists can help build a brand and reputation, which can be essential in the competitive art market. By sharing their history and process online, artists can achieve potential buyers and collectors and build a loyal fan base of supporters.

Conclusion

Technology has offered artists new and innovative opportunities to advertise and sell their works of art online both online and in galleries.

Online art marketplaces, social media platforms, virtual galleries, artificial intelligence and sales in galleries on site have all their advantages and disadvantages, and it is important that artists take into account which platforms and strategies are best suited for their practice.

Ultimately, a strong online presence can be an essential instrument for artists who want to reach a wider audience and promote their works of art. By accepting technology and exploring new opportunities to connect with potential buyers and collectors, artists can build a successful career in the competitive and constantly changing art world.

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Owner and managing director of Kunstplaza . Publicist, editor and passionate blogger in the field of art, design and creativity since 2011.
Joachim Rodriguez y Romero

Owner and managing director of Kunstplaza . Publicist, editor and passionate blogger in the field of art, design and creativity since 2011. Successful conclusion in web design as part of a university degree (2008). Further development of creativity techniques through courses in free drawing, expression painting and theatre/acting. Profound knowledge of the art market through many years of journalistic research and numerous collaborations with actors/institutions from art and culture.

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A basic need for every artistically creating person should be able to live from his art.

In order to secure your own existence, it is essential to make money with art . In fact, contrary to the majority perception, many artists can live well from their creative work these days. Nevertheless, a vast majority of all freelance artists are dependent on further sources of income (e.g. giving courses, order work, part -time jobs, etc.).

The recognition as an artist often does not yet bring any direct financial security. Therefore, artists are often life artists at the same time.

However, the possibilities of being able to live on your own art have grown greatly through the Internet and social media. As an artist, however, you have to be versatile and flexible to be successful. A certain degree of perseverance is also essential.

Customer care and self -marketing are also important pillars for success as an artist .

In this section we have numerous contributions, information, tips and advice, which should help you live from your art.

AI Art - Art and Artificial Intelligence

In this magazine rubric you will find numerous reports and articles on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in art , design and architecture .

It is not just about the question of how AI can be used in these areas, but also about the effects of this on creative people.

Because while some experts assume that the use of AI will lead to a revolution in art and design, there are also voices from the industry itself, which are skeptical about AI art and AI-based image generators .

An early example from 2016 for the use of AI in art is the project "The Next Rembrandt" . Software was developed here, which has created a new painting in the Dutch painter's style using data analysis - without human intervention.

The result was surprisingly realistic and already clearly showed the potential of this technology.

What does this development mean for traditional craftsmanship? Are they unnecessary or can new options be created?

Many people deal with these questions equally within and outside of the industry.

In any case, the connection between art and artificial intelligence offers us exciting insights into possible future scenarios.

We cordially invite you to go with us together on a journey of discovery!

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