Art Talkies

 If you walk down the picturesque, colourful lane of Fontainhas in Goa, you will come across colours of the colonial past, in structures, architecture and hues. But most importantly, you will come across painted tiles , mostly blue and white, being used as nameplates, to depict the scenes of Goa, in galleries and normal houses alike. These tiles, known as the Azulejos tiles, are the impactful artistic gifts that the Portuguese introduced to this country and its people. While the presence of this art form had vanished from India with the departure of the Portuguese from Goa, it was recently brought back and rejuvenated by artists and these tiles are painted and prepared in bulk all around Goa at present. This art form has been deeply ingrained in the cultural folding of Goa and reflects its past and present alike. The origin of the word Azulejo traces its root back to three languages: Spanish, Portuguese and Arabian. There are several accounts of history depicting the birth of this art

At present, artists are continually looking for ways to expand the reach of their arts in the best possible ways. One of the most important source to enable artists expand their artworks in social media.  Here are some specific strategies to be followed:-  1. Marketing your artwork: social media enables artists at all levels and skills to market themselves free of charge. As an artist, you will often find yourself looking for every possible opportunity to advance your career and improve your work. Social media provides a free, fairly simple way to do this.  2. Developing target audiences: Regardless of your artworks, you want people who are enthusiastic to present it forward. If you are putting paintings of cityscapes in front of nature lovers, your sales probably won't increase but finding target audience would develop greater impact.  3. Find peers and inspiration: While utilising social media, you can meet and interact with people around the world. Fir artists, this