Selling art in Philly like a CSA
Source: penamerican
image on CC license by JD Hancock
There is a new way to buy art in Philadelphia. Two programs will allow investors to buy shares of artwork, sight unseen.
Each is modeled on farmers market CSAs, or community supported agriculture. In those arrangements, customers front a few hundred dollars to a local farmer at the beginning of the growing season. Every week, they each receive a box of produce grown on that farm.
Community supported art operates the same way; for a few hundred dollars up front, customers periodically receive a box of art created by an array of Philadelphia artists. One such program is spearheaded by the artist collectives Grizzly Grizzly and Tiger Strikes Asteroid; another is by the Philadelphia Folklore Project.
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Oooooh, I want to do this! The one thing I dislike about the house I’m renting is that it’s furnished so I don’t need to...
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mouthyheritage reblogged this from fictionthatmatters and added:
Super fresh way to invest in artists and make yourself push the boundaries of your art comfort zone.
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