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Trinity Brown learned wire wrapping herself while on a break from dancing, following tips on a YouTube video. She had had surgery on her back for scoliosis. She started doing shows at 13 and soon joined Mint, the youngest artist to start in our Learn and Earn program. She is a senior at University High School Academy in Southfield, …
Artists need more than paint and canvas to make an exceptional impression when they hand over their art to a buyer. A business card won’t do it, and bubble wrap or a protective sleeve is just an appetizer for really showing you care for your art and your art collectors. That said, really beautiful wrapping of your art …
She smiles and creates videos and digital art. Learn more about our new marketing intern.
Credit or blame Sir Henry Cole for the tradition of sending holiday cards to family or friends. The man who would go on to become the first leader of the Victoria and Albert Museum created what the Smithsonian magazine says is the first Christmas card in 1840. That’s when he realized he did not have enough time to send …
Artists, follow these smart tips on creating stronger connections to art collectors.
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Ms. Jackie created more art – and better art from our youth – this summer, as she coached Mint’s Creative Summer Jobs team.
Learn a little about residual income for artists.
Introduce yourself and your work; great advice on artist statements from artist and curator Judy Sledge.
Artist Shirley Woodson shares her career and lessons, and the importance of drawing to artists.
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