<p>Just to share, I’ve recently heard of at least two artists who make their works accessible to the public without involving a gallery or a dealer.</p>
<p>William Powhida invites the public to be his Friend; the perks of being such a Friend include free (as in gratis) ownership of his artwork, if you have taken care of it (at your place) for five years.
Source: Taylor Dafoe ‘s article on the web-site Artnet, published on 28th Feb 2020:
“Artist William Powhida Doesn’t Have Room to Store All His Work—So He Wants You to Borrow It, For Free”. URL:
https://lnkd.in/fcyYJRe</p>
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<p>Tsuyumi Miwa is having an exhibition at Maduro Jazz Club, Singapore ( http://www.maduro.sg/ ) . Tsuyumi says her paintings will be on sale, at a lower price than usual, because there is no “gallery commission fee”.</p>
<p>What’s in the price of a ticket? Her friend, the composer-singer-actor James Flynn ( http://www.flynnjazz.com/ ) has composed songs that interpret Tsuyumi’s paintings , which he is scheduled to perform, with his trio, on the evening of Tsuyumi’s exhibition.
