Talk:Contemporary art gallery

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I started this page because contemporary art galleries are different from "art museum - which redirects to art gallery. There are certain aspects of the business and the overall concept of contemporary art galleries that are quite distinct from the concept of galleries in general and from museums in particular. This page also relates strongly to the article contemporary art, which needs a lot of work as well.

If you are interested in editing, please read these other articles and consider where your edit would be most appropriate.

I just started this article, so it needs a lot of work.

I need help with non-commercial business models.

I'd like to compile a short list of art districts. If this list becomes too large, let's start a list page.

Please edit "ruthlessly." Flange P. Vibrator 22:35, 30 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] It's a good idea.

It's a good idea. Contemporary art galleries are a unique entity, and a very important part of the contemporary art world. Bus stop 05:45, 31 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] List of art districts by area name, city and country

Not sure what's happening with this "discussion", but re: the proposed new article: I'm not convinced there's enough info to develop a full article. So I'd keep it as is for now, but perhaps expand the section so it's not just a list. Chelsea and SoHo may be familiar enough to non-New Yorkers (plus they are now linked), but West Queen West in Toronto? That may need some more info to justify inclusion (and I say that as a Torontonian). Freshacconci | Talk 22:00, 27 October 2007 (UTC)