Artists Sunday

Hosting a booth at an event can be a daunting undertaking if you’ve not done it before. But the rewards can well be worth the effort. Here are some tips.

The Artists Sunday movement continues to grow at an astounding rate. We have 837 artists and economic development organizations across the country participating – with

Not all commissions go smoothly and not all commissions are worth taking. Stay calm and don’t say yes right away! No matter how bad you need the money, don’t say yes until you have an understanding of what you are getting yourself into!

As an artist, your happy place is most likely in your art space; mixing paint, warming clay or cutting fabric – not staring at a monitor. However, being online is the best way for you to bring your art out to the world, whether you wish to sell it or not.

As more artists join the Artists Sunday movement, we are always looking for new ways to feature them and help them build their customer base and generate more sales.

We are pleased to share news of the launch of the Artists Sunday Directory, a search tool anyone can use to find their favorite Artists

Now more than ever, as we all face new challenges presented by these unprecedented times, our goal remains the same: helping artists thrive.

A primary promotional component of the Artists Sunday program is the Artists Sunday Toolkit. Toolkits will be issued to all Artists and Artists Sunday Partner

So how does Artists Sunday work? We have four areas of focus: 1) Artists, 2) non-profit communities that support artists, 3) the media and 4) sponsors

In short, we want all working artists to sell more of their art. We aim to help through a unified campaign, partnering with artists, non-profit organizations, municipalities and sponsors nationwide.