for Photographers & Artists
PRIVATE SESSIONS
Now Accepting Appointments
For Summer 2023
Marshall Gallery offers private portfolio reviews and consulting with Douglas Marshall for emerging fine art photographers and artists which are conducted in the gallery or on Skype / Zoom. For most situations, an initial one hour session is recommended to analyze the artist's various projects, conceptual approaches, printing processes, and overall goals at length. Furthermore, the artist will receive valuable insight into the best practices for approaching and then navigating relationships with prospective galleries, as well as advice on editioning and presentation.
- One-on-one portfolio reviews
- Editions, pricing and inventory management
- Insight on seeking gallery representation
- Exhibition, framing and installation logistics
- Production of special artist projects
- Honest and constructive feedback
Questions: info@marshallgallery.art
TESTIMONIALS
What an incredibly productive and inspiring experience. Every second of our conversation was jam packed with insights, thoughtful advice and constructive criticism. Most importantly Douglas was a joy to speak with.
Douglas' honest and articulate insight has been an invaluable asset in developing bodies of work, gallery relationships, and online strategies. He is kind, yet direct, and is well versed in the nuanced language of artistic expression.
Had the opportunity to participate in a portfolio consultation at the gallery with the owner, Douglas Marshall. It was an incredible experience where he offered so much knowledge and detailed insight into my work and the future steps that I need to take. I highly recommend it!
- Mara Magyarosi-Laytner, Artist
While beginning to navigate the complex landscape of the photography art world, Douglas' council, and friendship, has exposed me to artwork, institutions, and people that I would have otherwise spent years trying to find. Of all the lessons and understanding I've gained through knowing Douglas, the most profound insight was something that no one else has suggested, "the final piece". Douglas encouraged me to turn my unfocused portfolio into an outline, and eventually, into a story that could stand on its own.