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Making connections: how to build an artist community

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We outline seven strategies to help build long-lasting creative friendships in the artist community.

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6 things you should know as a novice abstract painter

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Would you like to try abstract painting for the first time or paint with a little more skill or inspiration? If so, turn to ArtWeb for some timely advice.

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Spotlight interview with artist Amber Raye Haigh

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In this artist interview, painter Amber Raye Haigh shares with us her artistic process, ideas, and inspiration. To see more of her work, please visit her online gallery. Editor’s note: This interview has been lightly edited for clarity. Being an…

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8 opportunities for artists this October

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A specially selected listing of the most exciting residencies, commissions and competitions open to artists in the UK and beyond in October.

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Fantastic and free art events for October 2020

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Support the ArtWeb community at these October art events across the UK and abroad throughout October.

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Media in focus: tapestry

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Today, tapestry is enjoying a rebirth, fuelled by contemporary artists embracing its ancient techniques.

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Times have changed: the evolving role of an artist

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Throughout history the role of an artist has changed dramatically. What is the current role of an artist? What is the purpose of art?

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An art lover’s guide to Edinburgh

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This Edinburgh art guide will direct you to world-class collections of Old Master paintings alongside innovative contemporary galleries.

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Media in focus: Chinese traditional painting

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A brief guide on the techniques, materials and history of Chinese traditional painting.

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Working with art galleries: what artists need to know

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Should artists still seek gallery representation?

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Book Review: ‘Show Your Art: How to Build an Art Career Without a Gallery’ by Gita Joshi

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A review of Gita Joshi’s book on career advice for artists, offering tips on the foundations for success.

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7 exciting opportunities for artists this September

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A specially selected listing of the most exciting residencies, commissions and competitions open to artists in the UK and beyond.

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Media in focus: vellum

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Vellum is one of the oldest surfaces available to artists, and is among the most technically challenging. Used by medieval monks, Albrecht Dürer, and by the UK government to record Acts of Parliament, it continues to inspire contemporary artists, many…

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What are the principles of successful mixed-media printmaking?

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Have you always wanted to get into mixed-media printmaking? Find out more about the principles and processes involved at ArtWeb.

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A brief guide to enjoying art online: how to escape the endless scroll

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What I’m missing right now are the spontaneous activities that keep life interesting. Popping into a busy city gallery during a shopping trip or strolling through a cool museum on a hot day is a joy for many art lovers.…

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