Inside Arrival
Artist stories, exhibition highlights and practical advice for your next creative step.
Pricing Your First Exhibition: A Worked Example
A price should be a decision you can explain to yourself. This illustrative example helps you see where your costs and commission go before you choose a selling price.
How to Write an Artist Statement That Sounds Like You
An artist statement gives a reader a way into your work. It does not need to explain every possible interpretation. Start with the decisions you actually make in the studio.
How to Photograph Your Artwork With Your Phone
A clear photograph helps someone assess your artwork before seeing it in person. You can make a useful submission image with a phone by paying attention to light, alignment and honest colour.
Physical or Digital Exhibition: Which Suits Your Work?
The right exhibition format depends on what the audience needs to experience in your work, and what you can realistically prepare. Start with the artwork, then compare the practical details.
How Arrival’s Curators Review an Application
How to prepare clear images, artwork details and a useful statement for Arrival’s curatorial review, featuring ceramic work by Mia Okruashvili.
Your First Group Exhibition: A Practical Checklist
A practical checklist for your first group show: artwork details, preparation, delivery and conversations, featuring photographer Benjamin Kis.
ArtFund Me Autumn 2026: Applications Are Now Open
ArtFund Me’s Autumn 2026 applications open on 18 September. Discover the $1,000 grant, meet Summer winner Kenzie Colvin and explore eight participating artists. Apply by 20 November.
PRICE YOUR ART WITH CONFIDENCE
Helping Artists Share The Story Behind Their Work
Pricing Your Art: 2 Formulas That Actually Work (and 3 Pitfalls to Avoid)
Helping Artists Sell Their Work During And After The Exhibition
A More Flexible Way To Join ARRIVAL Gallery Open Calls
What Curators Notice First in Artist Submissions
A Note For Photographers Applying To Arrival Gallery
Eco-Conscious Art: Sustainable Materials and Climate-Forward Studio Practice
Sustainability is no longer just a theme in contemporary art — it’s becoming a studio standard. From reclaimed materials and low-tox processes to circular making and smarter shipping, artists are building eco-conscious practices that collectors and galleries increasingly value.
Craft Revival & Hand-Made Presence: Authenticity Wins
Illustration Trends for 2026: Messy, Human, and Meaningful
How Art Can Help Reduce Stress and Support Mental Well‑Being
How Art Can Help Reduce Stress and Support Mental Well‑Being
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