Older Artists
Barney DaveyOlder Artists is about staying creative and engaged—on your own terms, in good company. It’s for people in their later years who still enjoy creating—free from past regrets and future anxiety.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The Thing Beneath the Thing
I read one of those listicles the other day — the kind that promises to reveal a dozen things that Boomers are “done tolerating.” Clickbait, sure, but good enough to get me to tap. As I scrolled through it, I recognized almost every point,...
The Changes We Don't See Coming
When I started Older Artists, I thought I was starting a new blog. Looking back, I realize I was beginning to think in a new way about my life.
At first, I was simply trying to solve a practical problem. Income from my books and course...
Is Anybody Out There?
With a wink and an apology to Pink Floyd, the question of whether anybody is out there tends to show up at unexpected times. After you finish a piece you’re quietly proud of in the studio. Or late at night, scrolling through other artists’...
The Art of Culling Your Creations
I’ve written more than 1,000 posts for Art Marketing News. That number used to feel like proof of something — of showing up, of commitment, of a body of work worth pointing out. Then Google Search Console quietly told me the truth. Only a c...
Going Back in Time
A recent nostalgic pull sent me down the rabbit hole on the Internet Archive, aka the Wayback Machine. I went to look at my Art Print Issues newsletter from 2006.
This was near the beginning, before WordPress, before Art Marketing News, be...
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In 2005, I launched Art Marketing News at 57. Helping artists with the business side has been immensely gratifying. Two decades later, Older Artists is personal, joyous, and surprisingly the best of me. Both weekly. I'd be honored to have you along.
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