Artfolio2020 is a publication of the best in abstract and contemporary work as decided by a jury of distinguished professional artists, museum curators, gallery owners, art consultants and collectors. Editor Douglas King, as a gallery-represented artist himself, has a deep desire to see the work of talented artists receive the attention they deserve. He knows the struggle of breaking into the 'art world' of galleries, exhibits, juried shows, and the popular art scene. With the mission in mind to provide exposure for artists to an international audience, King has created this premier annual, Artfolio2020, to provide for the art community a publication that can finally shine a light and acknowledge artists whose work is unique and deserves to be recognised and rewarded. For the first time, in some cases, the work of these talents will be in the hands of hundreds of gallery owners, art curators, and the art-loving public. AUTHOR: Editor Douglas King has worked in the publishing industry for 29 years. His writing has appeared in over a dozen magazines worldwide and in 2003 he published the internationally distributed architecture and design magazine, Hawaiian Style. He was an initiator, assisted in the launch, and was editor-in-chief of Dallas Style & Design until 2019, when he left to pursue publishing illustrated books on art and design. King himself has been a gallery-represented artist and still works with many galleries in the Dallas Design District on print and art projects. He lives in Dallas, Texas. SELLING POINTS: Wide-ranging appeal across abstract and contemporary new art work from new artists A must-have for galleries, modern art fans, and modern art book stores Also of interest to anyone in search of new talent in the abstract and contemporary genre The first of a potential annual series on the work of new and emerging talent in the abstract and contemporary scene 250 colour images
Editor Douglas King has worked in the publishing industry for 29 years. His writing has appeared in over a dozen magazines worldwide and in 2003 he published the internationally distributed architecture and design magazine, Hawaiian Style. He was an initiator, assisted in the launch, and was editor-in-chief of Dallas Style & Design until 2019, when he left to pursue publishing illustrated books on art and design. King himself has been a gallery represented artist and still works with many galleries in the Dallas Design District on print and art projects. He lives in Dallas, Texas.
