After I finished the article, I started looking for a publication. I flipped through all the magazines lying around the office in Sotheby’s. I found a contemporary art magazine calling for freelance art writers for their next edition; so, I sent in my article! I expected to get turned down, so I didn’t tell anyone that I was attempting to get published just yet.
I kept thinking to myself that if I could get published by an art magazine, journal, or newspaper, it would show that there is someone out there who thinks that I have something intelligent to say about art. So for the next two days, I spent all my free time at work, typing up an article on how to determine which emerging artists would be successful in the primary and secondary contemporary art markets. Now, two weeks after I have sent in my work, I have just been informed that I am getting published in Visual Overture! I am so excited! And on top of it all, they are going to send me an advance for a second article on the London Frieze Art Festival, which takes place this weekend. How exciting! As my friend Kami told me, a Polish intern in my department at Sotheby’s, my ‘Professional career in the art world starts now!’ I’ll update my blog again after the exciting evening auction on Friday and after I attend the Frieze Fair on Saturday and Sunday!
Congratulations, Caitlin! My old friend Tim Sprehe told me about your art adventures and your blog. This is wonderful news regarding 'Visual Overture.' It sounds like your feet are planted firmly on the path towards your dreams. (or maybe you're already there...)
ReplyDeleteI am bursting with pride!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't wait to read the article. Love, Mom
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Caitlin! Of course, I am not surprised, but I am immensely proud.
ReplyDeletecongratulations, pie. proud of you. love, love, dad.
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