Yes anyone can apply to have their works displayed in the gallery. There are no costs involved and it's easy to get started. Just click on the Gallery Artist Application Form below. We have also published a blog which will help to give you more information. To read the blog or apply to join the gallery as an artist click on the buttons below.

Once you have completed a very simple application form and sent us a photo of an example of your work if we like what you are producing and it complements the gallery then we will invite you join. We set you up as and artist and provide you with a Biography Page the process is as follows :- The objective is to keep things as simple as possible. We publish a photo of your work in the gallery. It can be an original or giclée print. You set the price to your end customer including shipping costs which we then include within the price displayed in the gallery The customer pays for your work via the Gallery and we transfer the full amount to you, no commission or fees You ship the goods to your client Taxes, invoicing and shipping costs remain with you as you are responsible for them That's it. No Gallery Fees, No Commissions from Us, a win win for everyone. If you want to go further you can complete the application form here.

Yes anyone can submit an enquiry form for consideration to be included in the gallery. There are no costs involved and we take no commissions this is our way of encouraging artists new to the market.

Key Features of ArtsyArts Direct Sales Model: The gallery uses a direct artist-to-buyer sales model, ensuring that artists retain the majority of their profits without commission fees. This encourages more transparency and financial support for creators. Diverse Art Collection: It features a broad selection of artworks, including original pieces and giclée prints. The eclectic mix caters to various tastes and styles. Affordable Pricing: Prices range to accommodate different budgets, making art accessible to a wider audience. This includes affordable prints and higher-priced original works. Support for Artists: The platform is designed to help artists who may struggle with the logistical and marketing aspects of selling their work, providing them with a user-friendly space to display and sell their art.

Good question and let us explain. This is a new initiative for The Eyecon Gallery so we are currently taking applications and hope to launch some of our new artists works in a few weeks. We want to get this right and most importantly ensure that the artists we chose feel comfortable and confident that there are no hidden pit falls so we are taking our time. Each Artist is required to complete a simple application form, we then discuss with you how your work is displayed and we issue you with a simple two page contract between yourself and Art-Marco which covers things like how you get paid, what price you publish your work at (including packing and shipping costs), what your responsibilities are to ensure that your customers receive your work in the way you want it to arrive. The good news is that's your side of the contract. You pack and ship your goods to your client, send us proof of shipping and delivery and get paid. We put on no commission or charges from the gallery. That's Mark's way of making sure the cost is what you set and what your client wants to pay. What do we get out of it? Simple more traffic to the gallery which everyone benefits from.

We are trying to ensure that there isn't one. If you have any questions at all we will try to answer them and if we can't we will do our best to find or solve any problems. Any further questions please contact us here.

The gallery is acting as artists agent only, you the artist are contracting directly with the client who, in turn, raises an invoice and therefore takes care of VAT, as outlined in the Artist Contract with the gallery.

A. They are now one and the same. When Mark (aka Marco) started publishing his art he used this site (Art-Marco) only but then, as things developed and his Eyecon Series was launched for sale, he created The Eyecon Gallery. Now the journey continues as Mark wants to bring and encourage more artists he has widened the range and started to bring on new artists. "It seemed appropriate to broaden and re-launch the gallery with a new name and marketing profile so ArtyArts was born and is open to all creators to display their work" said Mark at a recent exhibition.