Hello art friends!

I’m delighted to introduce Hidden (Art) Work, a new newsletter where I’m helping artists with the hidden work that goes into sharing their story, creating content, and building an audience.

For the past few years, I’ve been building Artists Pages across platforms, and we’re now a community of over 2 million artists and art-lovers (which still feels pretty incredible to say).

I’ve learnt so much about telling stories, finding formats that resonate, building an audience and navigating the ever-changing world of algorithms. I’ve been wanting to share these learnings and create a space where I can open up my brain.

If you’re a creative and this feels interesting, I’d love to have you along. It’s a blank canvas for now, but I’ll be sharing my first essay soon.

I really hope to see you there.

Peeking Roses Surprise Passers-by, 2026. Glazed Stoneware ceramic, pigmented grout, bird’s-eye birch and cocobolo rosewood backing. 26 x 18 cm. | Copyright © Kara Chin. Image courtesy of the artist and Salon Art + Design.

Wall-mounted Braided Mirror. | Copyright © Steph Trowbridge. Image courtesy of the artist, Collectable Fair and Placed.

SOIL (Virginia Red Clay). Oil, oil stick, and oil pastel on canvas. | Copyright © Lindsay Adams. Image courtesy of the artist and Sean Kelly Gallery.

Crying ear drain. Animation. | Copyright © Cheyenne Goudswaard. Image courtesy of the artist, Shcha 7 sec and Interfilm Berlin.

Shroud Gastropod (elysia marginata in organaza), 2026. Acrylic, pigment, gesso on canvas. 26” x 30”. | Copyright © Marigold Santos. Image courtesy of the artist and Silverlens Gallery.

Original “Wings” Scarf. Jacquard woven textile. | Copyright © Harune Horigome

Le temps des secrets. | Copyright © Carole Maillard

Outside the house, I lose myself. Acrylic and oil stick on canvas. 160cm x 300cm. | Copyright © Gogo Lupin

Untitled. Clay stop motion animation. | Copyright © Hannah Darrah

Create art inspired by a secret. What hidden experiences have you faced, or seen another person go through? What emotions have you kept under wraps, for fear of being fully seen? Let these thoughts reveal a new piece of art.

Wishing you an inspiring week ahead.

See you next Sunday,

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