By teaming up with another gallery, artist collective, or even a design studio, you can alternate exhibition schedules or share the space for joint exhibitions, reducing overhead costs for everyone involved.
High rental costs, particularly in major art hubs, can eat into a gallery's profitability, leaving less room for investment in exhibitions, marketing, and artist representation.
Fortunately, there are creative ways to reduce art gallery rental costs without sacrificing visibility or prestige. From sharing spaces to leveraging pop-up models, gallery owners have a variety of strategies to optimise costs.
Co-working gallery spaces allow you to split the rental cost while still having access to prime locations. This model has become increasingly popular, particularly in large cities where real estate prices are high.
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