How to write an artists statement:
How to write your artists statement for people who like what they see and want to know more.
Social Media:
Building a contact list of clients through a Facebook page is highly recommended. Create a unique page just to promote and feature your work.
Website:
The value of a website is huge to promote your work. Having an online portfolio is easily accessible to your clients and to reaching out to new clients.
There are several other websites where you can also show your work. Research some other examples for promoting online
E-newsletters:
Sending out e-newsletters to your clients before a show can give you an advantage to have buyers/collectors see your work in advance.
Advertise in Publications:
Several Native magazines Advertise. Check out some publications such as:
Native Peoples Magazine
Online Banner Ads:
Create online banner ads that can be used on websites that allow advertising. Costs vary.
Indian Country Today
Southwest Art.com
Build Up Your Client List
Always build your client list. Make sure to get phone numbers, addresses, email addresses, etc…
Contests:
Contests are a great way to promote your work.
Photographing Your Portfolio:
Top Photo Editing Software & Tools (2026)
Canva: A top, free, browser-based option for, template-driven photo projects.
Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (2026): Industry standards incorporating advanced generative AI features.
Imagen & Aftershoot: Leading AI tools for automated, personalized, editing and culling.
Evoto AI: Highly regarded for advanced, automated portrait, manipulation.
Skylum Luminar Neo: Known for its parametric, AI tools and, ,, extensions.
Capture One Pro: Offers robust, AI-powered, mask, and color, grading tools.