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  <title>Episode 15 - Selling Art in Galleries VS Selling Art Independently</title>
  <description>Hello! You are listening to Curator on the Go Podcast and I am Liza, your host! Today I've decided to have a solo episode and discuss the question that I am asked every day – should artists work with an art gallery or sell independently or with help of an art agent, art dealer or any other professional outside the traditional gallery setting? Let’s dive into discussing the pros and cons of working with a gallery and how artists can be successful by selling independently via social media, website, newsletter, or by working with an art agent, etc. Find more information about the host and this podcast at&amp;amp;nbsp;http://curatoronthego.com/. Thank you&amp;amp;nbsp;insta-art.ca&amp;amp;nbsp;for supporting curator on the go podcast.&amp;amp;nbsp;insta-art.ca&amp;amp;nbsp;is a Canadian online art platform that helps bring your photos to life in the form of high-quality acrylic prints.&amp;amp;nbsp; Want to be an Insta-Art Artist? Submit your photos, artwork or graphics at&amp;amp;nbsp;www.insta-art.ca/artists. You will be credited for your creative property and receive 10% commission on every print sold at&amp;amp;nbsp;insta-art.ca! Custom prints are also available for artists looking to sell independently! </description>
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