I wish more programs on the business of art would include more expanded ways of thinking in their offerings. Failure or success is never final.

Whether you are asking for a show, a pot of money, an in-kind donation, a fellowship or a residency, a few thoughtful considerations will go a long way towards less rejection.

With every artist rushing to the top, and with only so many slots to fill, ethics often get overlooked. Here are some things I see often, and want artists to consider when deciding how to proceed.

Even with creative commons searches for images, it is not always clear if those images are copyrighted. With this new mark, we will no longer be guessing.

I want to propose a barter with my dentist, I give her a painting in exchange for dental work. Are there laws I need to know about?

A number of years ago, I was sitting in a faculty meeting and we were discussing the current curriculum of the art program and chatting about the emba...