Advice for new Islamic artists: Go social and display in public spaces for exposure
DUBAI - If full-time, professional Islamic artists still face challenges with the business aspect of selling their work, as we reported in November, how about the new and emerging artist? How can they break into the Islamic art market?
Many artists would normally think of galleries as their first point of call but they could be underestimating their opportunities if they limit their exposure to traditional, and brick-and-mortar art spaces, professional Islamic artists told Salaam Gateway.
“Gaining exposure should be your main focus,” said Tunisian abstract calligraphy artist Karim Jabbari.
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Rachel McArthur