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Are you having difficulty communicating the value of your Art?

“THE ARTISTS TELL THEIR STORIES”
The Interviews of PitturiAmo

You need to find a prepared and attentive square, able to grasp your artistic effort but, often, you realize that the quality of your work is not understood.

There is an easy way to overcome this problem: explain, in your own words, who you are, what you do, how you do it, and why you do it.

With the project “Artists tell their stories – PitturiAmo interviews“, you can easily achieve your goal:

• Online interview that you can perform according to your needs, when it is most convenient for you and at the time you deem most appropriate. In this way you will be able to answer, with serenity, the questions that will be asked of you, without the embarrassment of a real live interview. You will have the right space to clarify who you are and what you do;
• You can choose the questions you deem most appropriate. In this way you will be able to direct the interview towards the topics dearest to you, in order to convey your message as effectively as possible;
• The interview will be published:
  • On Art-Now Magazine, the art periodical directed by Sandro Serradifalco with a circulation of 5000 copies;
  • online on PitturiAmo Magazine, in a special section dedicated to contemporary artists;
  • on the PitturiAmo Facebook page which currently has over 24,000 members.
• You will receive two paper copies of the Art-Now magazine at home so that you can show your presence in the magazine to your admirers and easily read your interview;
• You will receive by e-mail the file of the pages relating to your interview, in PDF format, with a high-resolution professional layout by PitturiAmo, which you can print at your trusted print shop. This way you can distribute your interview during your events to your admirers. A simple, direct and inexpensive way to explain to everyone who you are.

PitturiAmo Interviews – Here is an example

You can check how the work is rendered by downloading and reading the interview conducted with Alys Melcon, a Sicilian artist who has already chosen this medium to communicate her art: Read the interview with Alys Melcon