Most visual artists probably don’t need an A-Corp but there are a few things you should know about this new business structure.

What began as a family argument over holiday cards became my first commission: a contemporary family portrait. Blending Dutch Golden Age references with modern family life, Richard T. Scott's painting captures three children, a beloved cat, and the fleeting nature of childhood.

Richard T. Scott's work will be on view in Fantastic Refuge, a two-person exhibition with Jordan Nobuko Baker, from June 6 through July 1, 2026, at Galerie L'Oeil du Prince, 3 Avenue du Maréchal Foch, Biarritz, France.

With gallery closures increasing and museums facing funding uncertainty, this moment feels especially heavy for many in the arts. I put together a spreadsheet of arts recruiters as a practical resource for anyone exploring new opportunities.

The global art market grew again in 2025. Total sales rose 4% to $59.6B, marking a return to growth after two years of contraction—though the market still sits below its 2022 peak.

The global picture of cultural investment is bigger, more concentrated, and overwhelmingly museum-led according to the AEA Consulting Cultural Infrastructure Index.