2023 was an eventful year for D2C music platform Bandzoogle, starting with a $100m sales milestone and ending with an acquisition by distributor DistroKid. Bandzoogle is still running as an independent service for artists to create websites and sell music, merch and tickets. Now it has added a new subscription plan focused on electronic press
Andrew Green sits down with classical music entrepreneur and social media consultant David Taylor to find out why demand for his services has exploded since the pandemic and learn how artist managers can help clients raise their online profile with a bit of social media know-how No-one would dispute that artists’ social media provide
Francesca Biondi shared her insights about her exhibition titled “Doğuya Doğru” (“Towards East”), which is currently open at Artizan Sanat. Describing the paintings in the exhibition as a summary of stories from her travels spanning Türkiye to 15 Asian countries from 2018 to 2020, Biondi explained to Anadolu Agency (AA): “I did not use any
How ancient Greek ideas and modern scientific data create Synchronicity’s most meditative installation. Musica Universalis – translated as “music of the spheres” – is the final work in United Visual Artists’ Synchronicity exhibition at 180 Studios, looking at patterns in the cosmos and the wonders of the universe. Taking inspiration from the theory of ancient
Le HangArt Saint-Denis is temporarily closed, one of the owners says. But the artists want their art back. (CBC – image credit) The owners of an art gallery in Old Montreal say they are going through bankruptcy and have shut down temporarily. The problem is that all the art is still inside and the artists
BBC Radio 2 has revealed upcoming highlights on the network including the line-up for a month of Piano Room performances. The station is the most popular in the UK based on RAJAR listening figures. From Monday, January 29 to Friday, February 23 in Vernon Kay’s mid-morning show (Monday to Friday, 9.30am-12pm), a month of Piano
Room 210 of the Cantor Arts Center is currently home to a collection of neatly-framed black and white photos, plus one oversized full-color sports team poster. This may seem like an eclectic assortment of images, but artist Sabelo Mlangeni chose each of them intentionally, seeking to capture the multifaceted identity of his community. Mlangeni, a
Guest curator Keith Wilson will lead a discussion detailing “The Image Moves: New Film and Video Work by Athens Artists,” an exhibition that elevates the visibility of local artists who experiment with the time-based mediums of film and video within their creative practices. Participating artists include AJ Aremu, Jaime Bull, Shawn Campbell, CC Calloway, Drew
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Law & Politics More than 4,000 signatories to an open letter say the new measure will hamper freedom of expression. Vivienne Chow 5 hours ago Event in Berlin “We Still Still Need to Talk” on November 10. Speakers included Deborah Feldman and Eyal Weizman. Photo: Hanno Hauenstein Thousands of mostly Berlin-based artists and cultural workers