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OUR CURRENT NEEDS

Currently we have a need for a number of knowledgable, experienced writers with a solid, qualified background in the following industries:

1. Insurance Risk Management professionals on topics related to fine art and valuables.
2. Accredited Fine Art, Antique, and Collectible Appraisers
3. Recognized Fine Art Experts
4. Rare Book and Manuscript Professionals
5. Industry Marketing Professionals that can submit realisitc and practical advice for our members to help them better learn how to market themselves and their work.
6. Law Enforcement professionals with experience in the art theft arena.
7. Lawyers or legal professionals qualified to write articles that focus on artist copyrights and key legal issues affecting the fine art industry.

We are also accepting submissions for Nonfiction: Exposé, general interest, humor, interview/profile, opinion, personal experience, and photo features. Query with a unique idea.

OUR WRITER'S GUIDELINES

Fine Art Registry accepts submissions from experienced and accomplished writers, as well as new writers wanting to break in. We are a brand new concept, having recently been granted two U.S. Government patents on our technology and system, and we are the first permanent registry of its kind for artists and collectors. We welcome practical articles of interest to serious visual artists, emerging or professional, as well as collectors. Examples of what we publish: marketing how-to's, first-person stories on how an artist has built his career or an aspect of it, interviews with artists (business/career-building emphasis), and articles on business practices and other topics of use to artists and collectors.

Before writing for us, please familiarize yourself with the type of stories and general interest articles Fine Art Registry publishes. If you feel your submission would suit our editorial interests, please consider the following:

  • Preference is given to fresh, edgy, maybe even irreverent new ideas and investigations on the visual arts and collectibles, as well as related topics. Tell us a story we haven't heard from the visual art and collectible markets, especially as it might relate to Fine Art Registry. Don't be afraid to think outside the box.
  • Since we are a national and international online service, we publish articles that appeal to readers from the U.S. and abroad and everywhere in between. Stories dependent upon local references and/or characters are not suitable for Fine Art Registry, although exceptions are made from time to time.
  • We have a small editorial staff, so attention to detail should be paid to your manuscript submissions. Please query first. Unsolicited submissions are accepted, but will not be returned.
  • We will publish stories that have been published in other publications so long as the author currently holds the rights to the story.
  • Please send all submissions via email attachment in Microsoft word format to admin@fineartregistry.com with the word "Submission" in the subject line. Include your name, contact information and a brief bio.
  • Most important of all, know Fine Art Registry's mission and what we stand for. A shot at writing for us on a regular basis hinges on how well you know Fine Art Registry and what we offer our members. Know your audience.

Nonfiction: Exposé, general interest, humor, interview/profile, opinion, personal experience, photo feature. Length 200-1200 words. Pays $50-$300 for assigned articles; $25-$150 for unsolicited articles.

90% freelance written
Established: 2001
Circulation: electronic worldwide
Pays on acceptance
Publishes manuscript 1-6 months after acceptance.
Byline given.

Rights purchased:
One-time rights (for Printed publication)
Electronic rights for world wide web edition for use of the Author's work on Fine Art Registry for a period of one year.

Editorial lead-time 3-12 months.
Submit seasonal material 6 months in advance.
Accepts queries by email. Please direct your email to: admin@fineartregistry.com.
Responds in 2-6 weeks to queries.
Responds in 6-12 weeks for unsolicited manuscripts.

 


 



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