Sentences with phrase «work on consignment»

Often as not, when insurance does not cover the full value of unsold work, the real hit is taken by the artist or (for work on consignment) a collector, to the point that one wonders why more dealers did not have the foresight to move things out of the basement.

While in this position, Gorvy worked on the consignments and purchases of some of the most historic sales of twentieth and twenty - first century masterpieces in the last two decades, both privately and at auction.

My mother knew some artists and someone else led me to another artist from whom I got a bunch of works on consignment.

Get competitive offers from the world's top auction houses and galleries to take your works on consignment.

Not exact matches

My wife and I were in Scotland doing some consignment work for To Write Love on Her Arms when we first met Stuart, our bilingual friend from Glasgow.

Different kinds of slings and whatnot that you can use and you know if you were to go to a consignment store, their sales people are very knowledgeable about what's popular or how things work, and you can go and try those on.

If you'd like to participate as a seller, read on for more information on how cloth diaper consignment works at Over the Moon Diapers.

I work well over full time and try to find time to exercise and cook healthy meals, so the usual suggestion to scour consignment stores for funky vintage furniture or used stylish clothing doesn't work for folks that only have a few free hours on the weekends.

If it doesn't work out, you can always head back to your local consignment store or put the items on Craigslist.

You can do it on consignment, store by store, or organize signings, but it's a lot of work for little pay and you'll probably lose money.

... not sure where the above comments re self publishing costing thousands comes from... im delighted with Lulu and it did nt cost me a penny to publish my first book Maggie's Shadow and now available everywhere in print and electronic form... i did all the work myself and when stuck asked for help and Lulu's response was almost immediate and either the following day or the next providing invaluable insight on how to proceed ~ and free... i'm now marketing myself and have already agreed to place my book on consignment at one indie bookshop and with others ive yet to call... my library opened their doors to introduce me as a local writer and the local paper just printed the event... little by little its happening but it requires diligence and a willingness to promote one's work... i learn something new everyday and plan to submit my book to many of the self published contests that are now available... i would recommend Lulu to other authors tired of waiting for an agent

Where Shatzkin puts his emphasis here is on two suggestions: «to provide the stores inventory with more time to pay (consignment or extended payment terms) or more margin to work with.»

Selling the same book on consignment works like this: You purchase author copies directly from Ingram at the print cost ($ 4.28 each, in this case).

Money-wise I think I did better on my own... Education-wise, possibly I learned more from working with others... Although much of what I learned from others were negative lessons I could have avoided by not putting my work in jeopardy in the first place... By jeopardy, I mean leaving valuable things in a rental space where the gallery owner failed to pay rent - causing me to learn about lawyers & bailiffs & landlords seizing contents to try to sell my work to get their rent money... (you can't sell consignment work to recoup rent money but that doesn't stop them from trying)...

When Zhang Chang failed to pay for the work, Phillips sought a judgment against him in mid-2017 by claiming the Bacon now on consignment to Gagosian.

Basic consignment, loan, on approval, non-disclosure and work - for - hire forms will be distributed for use.

Levy, exhibiting at Basel for the first time under her own name, will be showing on consignment works by Alexander Calder, Joan Miro, Pablo Picasso and Frank Stella ranging in price from $ 4 million to $ 7 million.

P.P.S. Lest my thank - yous fall short, I am also in debt to: Jacqueline Beckwith, Naomi Chasse, and Stephen Faught for their public outreach effort; Mark Markin and his assistant Jessica Fairchild who were heavily involved in securing all of the artwork details, image credit lines, archival images, etc.; Eric Gleason, Nic Olney and their cohesive division of labor, including Tom Borchert, Emma Bowen, Maria Paula Armelin, Justin Irvin, who took care of all the consignments with the artists and their respective gallerists, works on loan, transportation; Stephen Bozler, the operation manager extraordinaire, along with his remarkable crew, James Walton, Hristo Atanasov, Matthew Abbott, Anthony Miler, Joe Marxin, Zach Brewer, Matthew Umphrey, Aaron Hauser, Eric Vong, Dana Jerabek.

Unlike the traditional consignment model employed by other galleries, wherein artists basically create works on spec, RH commissions artists» work, and in certain cases, even provides them with a residency.

LAMA set world record prices for Sheila Hicks, a work on paper by Ken Price, and a painting by Jules Olitski from his late period, proving that geography is not a limitation for this boutique auction house, which continues to secure first - rate consignments.