FOLLOW.ART is digital infrastructure for curators and artists. The FOLLOW.ART Card centralizes portfolio, contacts, booking and direct financial support in one place, making practice more direct than a website and more focused than social media. With Support My Practice and the Connectory, FOLLOW.ART helps practitioners present clearly, share easily, earn directly and be discovered beyond algorithmic feeds. Used by 3,500+ curators and artists across 100+ countries.
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We built FOLLOW.ART to help artists and curators turn real encounters into follow up and support.
The FOLLOW.ART Card brings portfolio, contacts, booking, and direct financial support into one place. One link or scan opens the whole practice.
It is more direct than a website, more focused than social media, and built for art events - exhibitions, studio visits, talks, and online sharing.
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I am a freelancer who works with a lot of curators and artists, many of them started to use FOLLOW.ART recently and honestly it makes complete sense once you see it in action. The FOLLOW.ART Card can really cover entire digital representation with portfolio, contacts, and a way for people to directly support the practice. It is also very convenient that you can just share it on the spot (at an opening or a fair) or even leave your QR by the artwork, people can still get in touch or support the artist/curator. No infinite links, not as much upkeep as the socials, and micropatronage is just great, really lets you focus on the art, not the sales.
I am a freelancer who works with a lot of curators and artists, many of them started to use FOLLOW.ART recently and honestly it makes complete sense once you see it in action. The FOLLOW.ART Card can really cover entire digital representation with portfolio, contacts, and a way for people to directly support the practice. It is also very convenient that you can just share it on the spot (at an opening or a fair) or even leave your QR by the artwork, people can still get in touch or support the artist/curator. No infinite links, not as much upkeep as the socials, and micropatronage is just great, really lets you focus on the art, not the sales.