Introducing the
LensCulture Fine Art Project Review
Welcome to our new project review service for photographers who are interested in taking the next step in preparing their work for exhibition, marketing, and potential sales within the fine art world.
Professional. Personalized. Actionable.
We’ve recruited a team of international gallery and industry professionals to help you fine-tune key written materials and your project images, and provide guidance on presenting your work specifically to galleries, curators, collectors and the overall marketplace. Guided by a Pre-Review Questionnaire about your objectives and goals, your Review will give you valuable feedback in three key areas: your project, your statement, and your bio.
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Get in-depth feedback on:
Your project images
Get a professional opinion on your body of work and understand if it is speaking to your ideas and project statement.
Your project statement
Learn if your statement connects the reader to your work and benefit from concrete ideas for improving its structure, content and voice.
Your artist bio
Find out how successfully you are communicating your achievements, experience and other key information in the eyes of an industry professional.
Not a fine-art photographer but still want a review? The reviewers for LensCulture’s Project Reviews: Fine Art are specifically from the art world and will provide feedback accordingly. If you are not a fine-art photographer, we recommend you sign up for our general project review service which caters to photographers from other disciplines. Get started.
Learn the Fundamentals
Download Photographers’ Guide to Working with Galleries, our FREE 130-page guide for photographers who want to exhibit their work in galleries and online. Inside you’ll find detailed instructions on drafting your project statement, artist bio and preparing your portfolio images, alongside a wealth of information, inspiration and tips from industry professionals.
Sign up today to:
Improve your writing and make stronger connections between your words and images
Get a professional perspective on your sequence and selection
Understand how to position your work for a gallerist or curator
Find out how to summarize your career and experience for the fine-art world
Identify areas in your project and text that can be improved
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I received so many constructive suggestions on how to make my photos better and for the project to have more impact. This is an amazing tool for any photographer.Sofia Markoulakis
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Holistic approach
Getting your work seen by gallery professionals is as much about great work as it is about how you position and present it. Our reviewers look at your materials individually and as a whole package, providing you with comprehensive understanding of how your images and different supporting texts are working together.
Confidence
Knowing your work has gone through at least one cycle of feedback and rework is great for your confidence and the process of preparing and improving your materials is a wonderful way to gain new insight and skills that can be applied to projects in the future.
Written feedback
Easy to refer back to time and time again
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I have been struggling with my project statement for some time and the reviews provide clear guidelines for improving them. As for my project itself, there is quite a lot of feedback on cohesion, sequence, style, editing and technique — exactly the sort of feedback I was looking for.John Talens
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Not a fine-art photographer but still want a Review?
The reviewers for LensCulture’s Project Reviews: Fine Art are specifically from the art world and will provide feedback accordingly. If you are not a fine-art photographer, we recommend you sign up for our general project review service which caters to photographers from other disciplines. Get started.