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If you're an artist or maker who is committed and motivated, aims high, and wants to build a sustainable career, you’ll benefit from joining the Revolutionary Arts Group.
You'll start with your own gallery on the Artists & Makers website giving you great exposure, with an average 1800 visitors to the site every day (figures: July 07). You can easily upload images whenever you want (there's a free tool to automatically resize your JPEG files), and add information about media, size and price to each image.
You can be confident that the Revolutionary Arts Group are marketing the website professionally - and dealing with the resulting enquiries on your behalf. In 2007 the website has led to work being sold to publishers; artists appearing on CBBC; paintings being sourced for film sets; artists being approached to exhibit in London galleries - and of course, regular enquiries from art collectors, too.
Then you’ll find inspiration and help to create new work, as you share ideas with other members of the group - building your network online, and at Revolutionary Arts Group events. And you can call on the Revolutionary Arts Group for help, too - whether it's writing words that get you a bursary to travel, showing you the magic formula to price your work, or getting your exhibition noticed by the media.
And you'll be offered chances to exhibit and sell, with exhibitions tailored to the needs of the most diverse group of artists and makers in South East England. It's that diversity that make the Revolutionary Arts Group so special. Whether you're exploring film, installation or digital art … finding a way to give traditional crafts a place in the 21st century … or finding endless new ways of applying paint to canvas or collage to paper - the Revolutionary Arts Group is the ideal home for your practice.
Since 2000, the Revolutionary Arts Group have encouraged the practice and the understanding of contemporary artists and makers by seeking new collaborations, fresh challenges and further adventures in the arts. Isn't it time you joined?
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The Revolutionary Arts Group is a member of APD - the Artists Professional Development network
and NAN - Networking Artists' Networks.
The Revolutionary Arts Group can also be found in The Artist's Yearbook published by Thames & Hudson.
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