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The ArtsColumnWritten by Collette Hoefkens;Proprietor at Norton Way Gallery and artistwww.nortonwaygallery.com‘Step by Step III’ by Magdelena Moreyat The Darryl Nantais GalleryGalleries have long promoted professional and aspiring artists. It is an amazing andwonderful, yet sometimes very difficult vocation. Choosing individuals that you trustand utterly believe in is a soul-searching task, for both the gallery and the artist. So whydo they feel that they need each other?Many involved in the creative sector reject the theory that art is simply a matter oftaste. For them it is essential that created works meet particular criteria such as depth,meaning, creativity, skill and occasionally beauty. Whether a piece meets these criteriacan be open to opinion, but most agree that it should.Both galleries and artists have always had very strong opinions on what art is andwhether it is good. Rarely do they all agree on every aspect but there is, unsurprisingly,a substantial area of common ground. Artists like to be represented by galleries thatshare the same beliefs as themselves. They are thrilled to be exhibited with the peersthat they admire.Similarly, curators can find themselves regularly drawn to the same new talents as theircompetitors. For example, Andrew Farmer ROI and Magdalena Morey are constantlyapproached by talent spotters and are able to choose the representation that suitsthem best.Once a relationship is forged between artist and gallery, expectations will beestablished. If the importance of the art is to be more than surface deep, then it mustbe nurtured and understood. The gallery will invest huge amounts of time and capitalin exhibiting the works, both physically and online. In return for their investment, theywill keep a share of the proceeds once the work is sold. The artist will strive to createhonest pieces that genuinely reflect their feelings and engage the potential appreciator.It is a hard line for both to follow and the balance between integrity and finance is oftenchallenged. Both parties must understand and acknowledge what they provide foreach other.‘Woodland Sunset’ by Andrew Farmerat Norton Way GalleryIt is imperative that the mutual respect and hard work of the artist and gallery combinethrough a genuinely shared artistic ethic. Once this is found and developed, they arethen able to find each precious piece of work a new and loving home.Magdalene Morey at The Darryl Nantais Gallery59 High St, Linton, Cambridge CB21 4HSwww.linton59.co.ukAndrew Farmer at Norton Way Gallery51 Norton Way N, Letchworth Garden City SG6 1BHwww.nortonwaygallery.com87
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