How do I write an art exhibition proposal?
This is not the best idea. Many galleries are inundated with letters, photos from aspiring Artists hoping their work will be shown. No matter how well written and presented, the end result is usually not positive. Without representation, some artists have found a level of success at self promotion. There are many internet sites where your work can be shown for a small fee. In most Cities there are also Art Shows where Artists can set up a booth displaying their works for a nominal fee. Also, many Artists pay a small fee and set up their Art at flea markets. Some of these events are attended by Artist representatives seeking new and exceptional works. If you are just starting out, the more you can do with self promotion can be of benefit. New and Creative ideas have also launched the careers of many. Instant success in the Art World rarely occurs and even the most successful Artists have paid plenty of dues in attaining success.
When do you say, "Thank you for your interest" and "Thank you for your interests" and use them in a different situation? I really don't get when it needs to be plural and singular.
No offense, but I can only marvel at the naiveté of your logic. Roughly any four-word string of common words put in Google will yield some tens of millions of hits.To answer such a question next time (for more-unique comparisons), you can simply quote each string:“thanks for your interest” vs. “thanks for your interests” are functionally identical strings; this is why the number of results “hits” (unquoted instances of all the words on a page) is nearly identical and abundant.Comparing those phrases with one “s” at the end as the only difference merely proves that lots of people make typos. Okay, I’m being a bit critical and sarcastic with that, sorry.In fact “thank you for your interests” is incorrect. It suggests that you’re grateful either for which specific things interest someone (their reading list preferences, for example) or for (the existence of?) their personal stakes in certain businesses. Odd.His business interests include mining, smelting, and he just bought a firm that deals in explosives for mineral extraction. (noun, plural)Her interests include cinema, fine art, and bluegrass music. (noun, plural)I’m fairly certain we can interest him in our proposal. (verb, transitive)She’s taking increasing interest in the advanced study of French literature. (noun, singular)He tried flirting with her, but obviously she’s not interested. (verb, reflexive)
Is MBA hard to study?
I'm having plans to further into MBA to a better career path and better salary. I am currently working and if i were to take up this course, i'll be studying part time. I wonder, anyone has experience in studying MBA and is it tough? Ie : like the assignments, exams, thesis? I wonder if it's right to invest in this?
I learned fine arts for 5years. I am not a professional artist but have really good skills at pencil shading and sketching. But I had to leave because of my studies. Now I am planning to resume it. Where and how to sell my art pieces at a descent price? What type of art is trending now?
It's good if you stay connected with your art or you can contact art consultancy services person, they are buying artworks and frame it properly and sell into architecture, send your artwork samples and request for meeting, he is big guy so contact and set your prior meeting scheduleNote down their email id : mukeshpatel@lineworks.in