Image Curators introduce their top three reasons why you should always apply to art awards and competitions.

As an artist, you will want to market yourself in the best possible way. Your portfolio needs to be professional and show the quality of your art and skills to anyone who looks at it. In this post you will learn 3 simple things you should have in your portfolio.

Image Curators' round up of the best opportunities artists should apply for.

When you’re just starting out, it can be hard to figure out your own art style or even what that means. Many artists, however, have been in the same position before and have gone on to define their own art style in order to stand out and develop their own voice as an artist.

⁠ How can you deal with creative block? Check out our selection of books to find inspiration again!

Guest writer Marianna Capelli introduces a series of charities and foundations supporting artists fleeing zones of conflict, as well as a few fundraising events for Ukraine happening in London throughout March and April.

Image Curators Advisory are launching 3 new growth plans for artists starting March 7th 2022.

Check out our selection of Books about Art Curating that won't cost you the Earth!

Whether you're just starting out or you've been creating for years, you'll find these six art business books incredibly helpful as they can serve as great resources for developing your career and increasing your visibility.⁠

An artist biography needs to talk about your history and how your life events have influenced your art.

Discover Our Latest Guide To Find Out What You Are Probably Doing Wrong And What You Need To Do Instead!

It is important to be sensitive with collectors and be prepared to negotiate the sale. So, check out our latest 6 STEPS guide on how to sell to art collectors!

Having a mailing list is pivotal for any business as it gives you the chance to convert your followers into potential clients, creating leads that eventually will generate sales.

Check our latest 6 STEPS guide on how to deal with art commissions to make sure you always have positive outcomes. Also, don’t miss what you should pay attention to when writing an Art Commission Agreement! ⁠

It is important to get your first limited edition art print out there and start expanding your fan base and sales opportunities.

How do you envision your future? Our writer Marianna Capelli reviews the new exhibition In the Black Fantastic, showing now at the Hayward Gallery, London, until September 18th 2022.

Guest writer Rachele Rosina introduces the Korean artist who is becoming a leading voice among the LGBTQIA+ community in Seoul.

For this year's LGBTQIA+ Pride Month, our guest writer Margherita Nussio addresses the history behind the very first marches and today's celebrations and introduces art events and happenings in London centring queer culture.

It's Pride Month! Our guest writer Marianna Capelli reflects on queer representation in media and art and introduces 3 LGBTQIA+ artists working on themes of intimacy and found family.

Guest writer Rachele Rosina explores the art of Kimsooja's Bottari, which represents travel and collects memories through the traditional bundles of cloth.

Image Curators partner with WE RESTART’s fundraising art campaign to support Ukrainian artist refugees.

For this year's Mental Health Awareness Month, guest writer Marianna Capelli explores the themes of mental health in art-making during the Covid-19 outbreak.

At the Venice Art Biennale, the artist’s installations question the relationship between human and technology

This month, guest writer Margherita Nussio explores the trend of immersive exhibitions, highlighting the history of the Experience Economy and reflecting on its validity in the art world.

To celebrate this year's International Women's Day and Month, our guest writer Margherita Nussio introduces art exhibitions, events and happenings in London that centre on women's history and present.

For International Women's Day, our guest writer Rachele Rosina introduces four Chinese women artists challenging gender stereotypes thorugh a female gaze

A review of Adji Dieye’s solo exhibition Culture Lost and Learned by Heart, showing now at C/O Berlin until April 21, 2022

For 2022's LGBTQIA+ History Month, our Guest Writer - Marianna Capelli - talks about Queer art and the Gutter of Stephen Varble.

At the LACMA, Los Angeles, the twelve heads speak about the history of cultures, colonialism and authenticity.

A review of The Making of an Artist: The Great Tradition, Royal Academy of Arts, London

Beginning a career as an artist can be difficult in any city. This is certainly the case in Tokyo, where the art scene tends to be divided into highly specialised niches, where many artists’ spaces require membership, and most exhibition venues charge hefty fees on top of taking commissions.

Sethembile Msezane: an example of a South African artist who uses her body to convey messages, in an extraordinary healing process for her country.

In Hong Kong, the museum opens its doors offering a space narratives of art can be re-written from a different perspective.

QUEERCIRCLE | Victoria Miro x OUT Collective. Read this special review by guest writer Marianna Capelli about the current online exhibition presented by Victoria Miro in collaboration with OUT Collective, and what can be done to make queer art more accessible to vaster audiences.

Discover the best 5 art galleries and art venues in this bustling Chinese metropolis.

Discover below how Environmental Artists have been tackling the Climate Crisis

With site specific exhibition at Tate Modern - In Love of the Word - Anicka Yi the artist contemplates a possible evolution of the machine that could eventually become a living creature.

Discover these three residencies in China & Hong Kong and get ready to apply for your next adventure in Asia!

We are excited to announce that one of the artists we have collaborated with last year is having an extensive solo show at the beautiful Palacio Ducal de Medinacel in Spain from 1st to 28th November 2021.

Discover Image Curators's selection of 5 young up and coming artists from Frieze London 2021 you should keep an eye on.

This year, Frieze London seemed truly international and welcomed 179 galleries from 39 countries, with many exhibitors being based outside of the UK, offering a platform to galleries from underrepresented countries and regions to increase their presence in the global art market.

To celebrate this year's Black History Month, our guest Art Writer, Margherita Nussio, brings us the latest news about events, exhibitions and public installations that place humans stories at the centre of modern speculations about race, identity, and diaspora.

The young generation grew with the internet and the new media that are shaping our society today. Social networks are portraying life under filters and beauty cams. In a world dominated by unattainable beauty standards, some photographers stand out to show the real face of the young Chinese generation.

Posthumous homage from the centre des Monuments Nationaux, the City of Paris and the Centre Pompidou to artistic duo Christo. A historic event that will close a circle.

After digital artist Beeble sold a piece for a record-setting of $69 million at Christie’s on 11th March 2021, NFT is getting lots of attention in the art world. Let’s have a deep dive into it and find out what is it, how it works and how can be beneficial for artists.

We are proud to support The Great Big Art Exhibition, an initiative organised and presented by Firstsite, Colchester, to celebrate its 10th anniversary and supported by the Plus Tate Network, which includes leading museums and galleries across the UK.

For today’s “In Conversation With” column, our guest writer Marianna Capelli has the pleasure to share her interview with contemporary American artist Gabriella Grimes (aka ggggrimes). Read below to discover more about their relationship with art (digital and non-digital), queerness, and finding inspiration.

Today we are honoured to publish an exclusive interview with contemporary Chinese artist, Zhang Zhiyong. Discover his artistic research, influences, challenges and goals of being an emerging artist in one of the biggest art clusters in Asia.

For today’s In Conversation With column, we have the pleasure to share with you our interview with artist and illustrator, Patrick Morales-Lee. Read below to explore the narrative of images.

For today’s In Conversation With column, we have the pleasure to share with you our interview with artist and designer, Nicole Rose. Read below to explore the natural world through emotions.

For today’s In Conversation With column, we have the pleasure to share with you our interview with the emerging contemporary artist JR CHUO.

For today’s In Conversation with, we have the pleasure to share with you our interview with contemporary figurative artist, Simona Ruscheva.

For today’s In conversation with, we have a special interview with Amy Godfrey, one of the artists of Sonshine Art.

For our first In Conversation With of 2021, we are pleased to share with you our interview with Portuguese photographer Grace Van Holle. Discover her works as she explores the world through different lenses.

For our last “In Conversation with” column of 2020, we are honoured to present an exclusive interview with Viet Ha Tran, the internationally renowned photographer and top 200 Influential Vietnam Global Leaders nominee of 2019.

For our In Conversation with column, we are so happy to share with you our interview with emerging British photographer, Victoria Louise Doyle.

As part of our "In Conversation With" column, Ross tells us about her artistic inspirations and experiences in India, as well as shares some tricks on selling and engaging with collectors.

We are thrilled to share with you our interview with Paolo del Gallo di Roccagiovine. A young roman artist is taking us in a magical world of exotic plants and animals while talking about his new experiences as he enters the art world, as well as his advice for emerging artists.

For our In Conversation with column, we are pleased to share with you our interview with Cultural Manager, Producer and Assistant Programme Manager of the London Creative Network at SPACE Studios, Valentina Orrù.

We are pleased to have the chance to host an interview with the mixed media artist, as he talks about one of the biggest dilemma of the latest technologies replacing traditional ways to paint and create art, and how to build resilience during Covid-19 lockdown.