Artists have to do a lot of things that have nothing to do with creativity. Yes, yes, to find your place in the world of art, talent and diligence alone are not enough. The created works need to be exhibited somewhere, buyers need to be found for them, and all this is sometimes accompanied by a considerable amount of paperwork. The authors of this book spoke with dozens of people: artists and gallerists, curators and lawyers, art fair organizers and even employees of transport companies. The guide they've compiled is an essential book for any artist. You will find a lot of useful tips in it about literally everything you need to know: finding a gallery and applying for a grant, choosing a residency program and completing paperwork, packaging works and arranging them in a space. By organizing your professional life in all these aspects, you will spend more time on what you should be doing: art.