Art galleries have always used exhibitions, fairs and personal contacts to find new collectors and increase sales. However, in recent years, social networks have become an increasingly important resource for art galleries that want to reach a wider audience and find new buyers.
In this post, I’ll give you some useful advice for art gallery owners who want to make the most of social networks to find new collectors and increase the success of events, as well as boosting sales.
In these fast-paced times, where every day brings something new in the technological field, the importance of a presence on social media is essential for any company and organisation, including museums.
Museums preserve history and culture, and sharing these stories on social media makes them accessible to a wide audience.
In this post I have included 5 examples of museums that are communicating effectively with their audience on social media. Their social media profiles not only offer educational and entertaining content, but also offer a window into the cultural treasures they hold within their walls. Let’s find out how these 5 museums use social media effectively to connect with their audience.
If you are an artist, taking advantage of social media is now essential if you want to achieve maximum visibility for your work. However, understanding how to use social media effectively and in a way that is consistent with your artistic image can be a full-time job in itself.
In this article, I’ll give you some useful tips for using social media if you’re an artist and want to improve the way you communicate online. I’ll help you understand which ideas work to reach a wider audience and to let the world know about your work.
L’ho già scritto, gestire il profilo social di una galleria d’arte è un’ottima opportunità per promuovere gli artisti, le opere e gli eventi ma richiede tanto lavoro e una programmazione efficace. e l’individuazione di obiettivi chiari.
Coinvolgere il pubblico di una galleria d’arte sui social media richiede una strategia di coinvolgimento mirata e creativa.
Non si può improvvisare nulla e soprattutto si deve aver bene in mente sia l’obiettivo sia il pubblico a cui ci si vuole rivolgere.
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The Renaissance brought wonders to art. It was an artistic, cultural and intellectual movement that developed in Europe between the 14th and 17th centuries, but whose main centre of development was Italy.
In the artistic context, the Renaissance was characterised by a strong focus on the rediscovery of classical antiquity and a greater expressiveness and realism in representations.
In this post, Adele Pelazza tells us about the characteristics of this particular moment in art history.
