We know you love showing your friends what you are doing on Facebook. The problem is it doesn't really get you the kind of search engine exposure that your website, blog, or especially Google+ get you
So if you want more people to find your images and posts you might want to change your habits. At least expand your circle to other networks. There is a whole internet out there. Facebook is not the internet.
We're currently in a private beta for a new free service for our tribe. Artists will soon be able to post their own event/press releases and announcements for inclusion in the heavybubble artLIFE section.
The events will be curated and will also have the possibility to be promoted to the welcome screen of heavybubble.com
artLIFE is a curated selection of events, exhibitions, workshops, and doings by and for our tribe.
Great piece, Seeing Out Loud: Feature Gallery’s Hudson, founder of Feature Gallery. Funeral arrangements are private.
We are happy to announce a change in our gallery hours.
We are now open on Saturday.
Published on June 20, 2013 by Chip Schwartz in 2012 Philadelphia Winners, Knight Arts Challenge Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Your portfolio website design isn't a place for creative expression — your art is.
Don’t distract from your work.
Having a portfolio or blog with a black background and white type. Readability is reduced and using black is a gimmick to make your art look better than it really is.
Don't fool yourself.
Did you know that you can follow us on Foursquare?
Check us out.
We're happy to point you to an interview with one of the tribe, Maryann Devine. She wears all kinds of creative hats. In this post she talks about creative time and making art with no agenda.
It's not selfish to make art that's only for you.
Rebecca Gilbert has received a Continuing Studies Faculty Enrichment Grant, Awarded by Continuing Studies at The University of the Arts and the Surdna Foundation. Her grant will support travel to the Augusta Heritage Center in Elkins, West Virginia to study with master wood engraver Jim Horton.
Congratulations Rebecca!
