We just added a blog post showcasing Art in Coworking spaces and it
reminded me of this thread so I wanted to share!
http://blog.desktimeapp.com/post/68081319472/art-of-coworking
Happy Coworking!
Sam
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Thanks Alex, we're definitely focusing on the long view here.
Realistically, the last thing we should be doing is trying to fit in a
gallery show immediately after moving to a new space, but I really want to
send the message that coworking is about more than just tech workers and
writers (our t
There's some amazing stuff in this thread - I especially appreciate
Ashley's insights having been at this for so long!
To toss another bit of experience into the ring: we've taken a bit of an
unusual (no surprise) approach to art at Indy Hall. Perhaps most important,
our art program is a full fled
Thanks so much for posting this question, Andy. It's been helpful to see
all the replies and to consider how the advice applies to our space as
well. At The CoLab in Port Townsend (WA), we've experimented with opening
up our coworking and meeting space for our local monthly Gallery Walks,
sho
Yes, thank you Ashley and Sam for the advice! We're definitely planning to
set expectations accordingly for what we're able to offer, and won't be
charging a commission. I like the idea of charging a flat "hanging fee"
just so that there is an understanding of a transaction taking place, but
we
Hey Andy,
Congrats on the growth! We've run multiple gallery shows out of The Coop.
It's a really great way to bring new folks into your space that haven't
been. A couple things I'd consider...
- You're not a professional gallery. Make sure the artists involved know
that and keep expectations
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