The future Art market is change.




As the old guard and the diminishing gatekeepers fight to stop the change taking place in the Art industry it is already to late the internet is here to stay and the Art market will continue to change and change.
It is the most exciting time for an Artist to live in, every Artist has the opportunity to put their ideas and thoughts out into the world.
Once you needed to get on television, or in the newspaper or on the radio to try to get known.
Today you can have your own TV station, make a video and put it up on Facebook, you can have your own newspaper, write a blog and post it on the internet, you can have your own radio station, start a pod cast, all these are available to every Artist to use.
You do not need permission you can just do it, no one can stop you, the internet has made it that we can all have a voice and we can all tell our story and share our ideas, all it takes is a laptop and an internet connection and you can put your videos and blogs out into the world and make a difference.
What an exciting opportunity for every Artist to embrace and do, but don’t delay yesterday was the time to start, today is good, start.
Oh by the way, it’s free to do, it just costs you a little time.









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