2012 was another interesting year in the art market. While it can be difficult to find hard figures on the state of the market, Xanadu Gallery has seen the slow recovery continue and even accelerate in 2012. As with the broader economy, the future of the art market is unclear (but hopeful) going into 2013.
What have you seen happening over the last year? Have your sales improved over 2011? What are your expectations for 2013?
We invite you to take a moment to respond to our State of the Art Survey and share your experience and perception of the market. We are compiling a sampling of artists from around the globe to get an idea of how business has been during 2012. The survey includes 12 questions and should only take a few minutes to complete.
or copy and paste the survey link into your browser: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/xanadu2013
The survey is administered by surveymonkey.com and is completely anonymous – there will be no way for us, or anyone else, to trace your responses back to you.
Please feel free to share the survey with all of your artist friends – the more participants we have, the more valuable the information. The survey will be open until January 20th, 2013, and results will be published on our blog, www.reddotblog.com. If you aren’t already on our mailing list, be sure and sign up so that you can be notified of the results of the survey. Go tohttp://www.reddotblog.com/Contact/MailingList.asp.
Thank you for taking time to participate in the survey and for passing it on to other artists.
Best wishes for a great year of art sales for us all in 2013!
Jason Horejs
Owner
Xanadu Gallery


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I took the survey, but my results are a bit skewed. Our home/my studio burned in the big Bastrop, Texas, fire of September 2011. I think we are just now really settled in our new home physically and mentally. My art endeavors were about half of my normal production and interest. My year of 2013 should be much better. I enjoy your blog, newsletters and information. Thank you so much.