July 2020: Resources for your gallery – Artsy

Hello,

As we enter the second half of the year, it looks like we could be social distancing through the remainder of 2020. Stay flexible, keep in touch with your communities, and most importantly, remain hopeful about the future. In this month’s edition of the Director’s Digest, I’m excited to share some of the ways our partners are building the future of art collecting with our platform.

How are Artsy galleries adapting to the shift from storefront to online?
Watch an Artsy gallery partner, an art advisor, a collector, and Alexander Forbes, Artsy’s Director of Corporate Development & Market Intelligence, discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the future of the art world. Watch on demand
	Pick your pricing strategy
	Online buyers actively seek price information and ease of purchase when looking for art to buy online. We’ve outlined Artsy’s three artwork pricing options and what to expect from each to help you strategize. Learn more
Anti-racism resources for the art world
In support of Black Lives Matter, we’re bringing together resources that call for and support systemic change in the art industry. View resources

Thank you,
Dustyn Kim
Chief Revenue Officer

Image credits: Laurence Philomene, Self Portrait in Lava Field, Huldufólk, Iceland, 2019. Courtesy of Undercurrent Projects. McArthur Binion, Ink: Work (Verde/Violetta), 2018. Courtesy of Massimo De Carlo. Pavlos, Champs, 2011. Courtesy of Roma Gallery.

How are Artsy galleries adapting to the shift from storefront to online?

Pick your pricing strategy

Anti-racism resources for the art world

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