How to name and write descriptions about your art
ArtWeb’s guide on how to name art and write descriptions that can make or break a sale!
Author Archive for Stephanie Gavan
How to make festive artwork without slipping into clichés
Practical considerations for making Christmas art, spotlighting the work of Artweb members who share their top tips for avoiding cliché this holiday season
The best digital art exhibitions to check out this winter
Thanks to the resourcefulness of artists & galleries, there are plenty of ways to enjoy world-class digital art exhibitions this winter.
Mentorship in the art world: how to find a career coach
6 practical steps to help find the right art mentor for you, and how to maintain that relationship once you’ve achieved it.
How to evoke emotion through your art
As an artist, what tools can you use to draw from humans’ well of associations? We share 4 principles for evoking emotion through your art.
The DIY art schools revolutionising art education
Around the world, these radical MFA programmes are offering alternative models to traditional institutionalised arts education.
Interview with sculptor artist Faith Bebbington
From skateparks to international train stations and football stadiums, her ‘3D graffiti’ engages with communities and explores non-traditional materials.
Making connections: how to build an artist community
We outline seven strategies to help build long-lasting creative friendships in the artist community.
How to write an artist statement
A guide to writing an artist statement, the essential “who I am and what I do” of your marketing plan that helps you move up as an artist.
7 exciting opportunities for artists this September
A specially selected listing of the most exciting residencies, commissions and competitions open to artists in the UK and beyond.
About the Author
Stephanie is a writer and visual artist from Liverpool, UK. She graduated from Goldsmiths College, London in 2014, where she studied Fine Art and History of Art. Previously, she worked as a Communications Assistant for Liverpool Biennial and co-edited feminist zine Queen of the Track. After two years of studying and teaching languages in Venice, Italy, she is currently undertaking an MA in Writing at the Royal College of Art.
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