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Call for art submissions: Togetherness Project

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Socially diverse multicultural and multiracial people on an isolated white background. Happy old and young women and men with children, as well as people with disabilities standing together.

A Bracknell Forest councillor is calling on artists for an inspiring initiative for 2021. Deputy Mayor Michael Gbadebo is seeking artists’ help to celebrate the values of kindness and togetherness in society, and to raise money for local charities. “I…

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Art you can enjoy outdoors: the UK’s best sculpture gardens and art trail

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Here is ArtWeb’s guide to the UK’s best sculpture parks and art trails, chock-full of works by renowned contemporary artists.

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Spotlight interview with painter Margaret Denholm

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Margaret Denholm is a Scottish painter whose love for the sea knows no bounds. Learn more about her artistic process, ideas, and inspiration.

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Media in focus: portrait miniatures

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Before photography, miniature paintings played a crucial role in both personal and diplomatic relationships, and were prized for their technical virtuosity and portability.

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How to ask for feedback as an artist (and whom you should ask!)

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Asking for artistic feedback is essential to improving your practice, achieving career goals & finding new ways to connect with your audience.

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How to make festive artwork without slipping into clichés

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ERSATZ - By Suzanna Reynolds - Digital Art giclee print - Herefordshire United Kingdom

Practical considerations for making Christmas art, spotlighting the work of Artweb members who share their top tips for avoiding cliché this holiday season

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9 exciting opportunities for artists in December

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Cluster London - ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMME

Exciting open calls and residency programs in Europe, Japan and the US.

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Media in focus: painting on copper

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View of the Roman Forum - by Paul Bril - Dresden State Art Collections

Learn why copper, a medium that particularly appealed to collectors in the 16th and 17th centuries, has been rediscovered by artists today.

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The best digital art exhibitions to check out this winter

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View of the exhibition in the former Berlin-Tempelhof Airport. - Capture by Schnepp Renou - Living City

Thanks to the resourcefulness of artists & galleries, there are plenty of ways to enjoy world-class digital art exhibitions this winter.

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Should you reproduce your original artworks as prints?

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Having multiple income streams is key to building a successful art business, but is reproducing original artworks as prints right for you?

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Mentorship in the art world: how to find a career coach

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Skilled artist man teaching young girl to draw paintings and explaining the basics of light in art studio

6 practical steps to help find the right art mentor for you, and how to maintain that relationship once you’ve achieved it.

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How to evoke emotion through your art

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Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio - The Calling of St Matthew, 1599-1600 - Oil on canvas

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.

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How to Scan Artwork

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How to scan artwork at home or professionally, including how to scan large works and Photoshop tips and techniques

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How to turn buyers of your art into repeat customers

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Try to view your relationship with clients as a long game.

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Fantastic and free art events for November 2020

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Stormzy's Banksy Designed Stab-Proof Vest - nominated for Design of the Year 2020

Support ArtWeb members and the greater art community at these November art events across the UK and online.

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