Tips for writing museum wall texts that engage multiple visitors, make the objects on view appealing and accessible, and that won’t just answer questions but will start conversations.
Learn how to incorporate inclusive language into your writing projects by centering people and communities, and avoiding violence, binaries, and idioms.
The key components of an exhibition proposal and how artists and curators can make an impression at galleries and museums.
Thoughtfully written alt text is essential to making your academic book or article more accessible to visually impaired audiences.
Visit our Art Writers for Hire list to find authors to write catalogue essays, gallery texts, art websites, and more.
A guide to the various types of artist’s monographs, including a comprehensive overview and a deep look at an artist’s practice.
Maintaining an art journal is a creative and organizational practice that can help you develop your craft and find your authorial voice.
Here are some questions to ask yourself when you’re first organizing your thoughts, or before you sit down with a writing coach, to write your artist’s statement.
A Wikipedia article is a great way for artists to show up in an internet search, not to mention the professional credibility it can add to your name recognition. So who gets one, who should write them, and what do they need to include?
Julia Klein discusses the history of Soberscove Press, the intersection of art and publishing, and her advice for artists and academics hoping to publish more.
