Review
"Gulrich teaches you how to get out of the studio and into the gallery ... full of concise and helpful tips." --
Artist's Sketchbook, June 2004"I highly recommend 187 Tips for Artists to my students - and anyone interested in organizing and showing their work." --
Nicki Orbach, Artist, and Instructor at the Montclair Art Museum (NJ), the National Academy of Design and the Art Students League, New York"Kathy's book cuts through the business complexities with common sense, down-to-earth tips. Plus, it's a fun read!" --
Sheila Massey, Artist, New York, November 2003"What a great guide! This book is a breath of fresh air for the creativity and the business of art." --
Alice Bear Ludwig, Muralist, North Palm Beach, FL, November 2003
About the Author
When not creating her own art, Kathy coaches other artists, helping them deal with the sometimes overwhelming business of art – easily. How? She breaks it all down into simple, easy-to-follow steps – then adds her ongoing structure and support.
Her most unique qualification may be that she, too, is an emerging artist. She’s out there, every day, putting herself – and her artwork – on the line. And she’s proven that she knows how to do it successfully – by treating art as a business.
Kathy brings nearly twenty years experience as teacher, corporate trainer, and workshop leader to her coaching practice. And she often draws on the business skills she gained in her many years as Creative Director for leading advertising agencies in New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Milan.
Kathy holds a BA degree from Rutgers University, NJ, and earned her MEd from West Chester College in Pennsylvania. She is a member of the International Association of Coaches, and the owner of smART Business Coaching, New York. Today, Kathy works out of her studio located in a beautiful 150-year-old brownstone in midtown Manhattan.
