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Author: Edward Winkleman
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
Imprint: Allworth Press,U.S.
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 15.20cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.397kg
ISBN: 9781581156645
ISBN 10: 1581156642
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 30 July 2009
Audience:
General/trade
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General
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Awaiting stock
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Reviews
Praise for How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery<br> <br> Ed runs one of the most straightforward sites dedicated to demystifying and discussing various aspects of the art world. Now, in How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery , he's packed-in understandable terms-information I wish I had known before starting my gallery. -Zach Feuer, owner, Zach Feuer Gallery and cofounder of New Art Dealers Alliance<br><br> Ed Winkleman has two qualities that are rare: he is quite knowledgeable about the business of operating a contemporary art gallery, and he is willing to share that knowledge with the rest of the world, through his blog and now in this book. He has one more unique quality: his writing is a pleasure to read. -Daniel Grant, author of The Business of Being an Artist<br> <br>Ed Winkleman's book is a comprehensive reference for any gallery owner.<br>Whether you are new to the business or seasoned gallerist, it is always wise<br>to remember the essentials.-Leigh Conner, Conner Contemporary Art
Praise for How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery<br> <br>"Ed runs one of the most straightforward sites dedicated to demystifying and discussing various aspects of the art world. Now, in How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery, he's packed–in understandable terms–information I wish I had known before starting my gallery."–Zach Feuer, owner, Zach Feuer Gallery and cofounder of New Art Dealers Alliance <br>“Ed Winkleman has two qualities that are rare: he is quite knowledgeable about the business of operating a contemporary art gallery, and he is willing to share that knowledge with the rest of the world, through his blog and now in this book. He has one more unique quality: his writing is a pleasure to read.”–Daniel Grant, author of The Business of Being an Artist<br> <br>Ed Winkleman's book is a comprehensive reference for any gallery owner.<br>Whether you are new to the business or seasoned gallerist, it is always wise
Praise for How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery<br> <br> Ed runs one of the most straightforward sites dedicated to demystifying and discussing various aspects of the art world. Now, in How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery, he's packed-in understandable terms-information I wish I had known before starting my gallery. -Zach Feuer, owner, Zach Feuer Gallery and cofounder of New Art Dealers Alliance <br> Ed Winkleman has two qualities that are rare: he is quite knowledgeable about the business of operating a contemporary art gallery, and he is willing to share that knowledge with the rest of the world, through his blog and now in this book. He has one more unique quality: his writing is a pleasure to read. -Daniel Grant, author of The Business of Being an Artist<br> <br>Ed Winkleman's book is a comprehensive reference for any gallery owner.<br>Whether you are new to the business or seasoned gallerist, it is always wise<br>to remember the essentials.-Leigh Conner, r
Author Information
Edward Winkleman began his career in the art world with a series of guerilla-style exhibitions organized in New York and London under the name 'hit & run'. In 2001 he co-founded Plus Ultra Gallery in the Williamsburg district of Brooklyn, New York. He was a founding member and the first president of the Williamsburg Gallery Association and an early member of the New Art Dealers Alliance. Moving into Manhattan's gallery district in Chelsea in 2006, he changed the name of the gallery to Winkleman Gallery. The gallery's exhibitions have been reviewed in the New York Times, Artforum, Art in America, Flash Art, the New Yorker, TimeOut New York, and Art on Paper, among others. Winkleman has participated in art fairs such as ARCO, Art Chicago, Pulse, Year 06, Aqua, and NADA. He is the author of an eponymous blog about the art world and politics and a contributing editor to the international blog Art World Salon. He lives in New York City.
