Artists Hub
A space
built for
you.
Not to sell you anything. Not to take a cut. No profit. Simply to connect artists with the tools, people, and knowledge that help careers grow on their own terms.
Explore the Hub
Whether you need a photographer, a marketing consultant, legal advice, or just someone who understands what it means to make work — this hub exists to help you find them.
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CONNECT
Find professionals who understand the creative world — and want to support it.
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Learn
Access advice, guides, and honest answers to the questions artists actually ask.
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Resource
Discover tools, platforms, and supplies chosen for quality — not sponsorship.
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Community · No profit
Join a quiet, serious network of artists who help each other without the noise. This hub runs at no profit — it exists purely to give back to the artistic community.
Resources & Connections
Everything you need to move forward.
Curated, not sponsored
Artists’ Support Pledge
A simple, beautiful system where artists post about their work on social media. When they earn £5,000 from sales, they pledge to buy £200 of work from another artist. Community-driven and global.
Access to Art — Mental Health
Mental health support specifically for creative practitioners. Many artists face isolation, financial precarity, and creative burnout without language for it. This resource offers counselling, peer support, and emergency guidance.
Studio Space Finder
A growing directory of affordable studio spaces across the UK and Europe — including open studio days, short-term rental, and shared workspace options for artists at every stage of practice.
Direct Connections
One step to the right person
Community
Ask the Community
Post a question to the PAA artist network. Whether it’s “who framed your work in London” or “how do you deal with a buyer wanting to know who you are” — the community has answers. Anonymous, of course.
Honest Advice
Questions artists actually ask.
How do I price my work when I have no exhibition history?
Should I have my own website, or is a platform enough?
What's the best way to photograph my own work without professional help?
How do I approach a gallery without a long CV?
Do I need an accountant as an artist?
Is social media actually necessary for selling work?
Professional Directory
People who work with artists
| Name / Service | Specialism | Location | Type | Contact |
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Studio & Light Photography
Fine art documentation
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Painting, large-format, sculpture | London, UK | Paid | Enquire |
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The Artists' Tax Co.
Accounting & self-assessment
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Self-employed artists, HMRC, VAT | Remote · UK | Paid | Enquire |
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Colour True Studio
Colour-accurate artwork scanning
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Small to medium works, prints | Bristol, UK | Paid | Enquire |
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Independent Curation Network
Exhibition advice & curation
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Open submissions, private shows | UK & Europe | Free consultation | Enquire |
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Artist Legal Clinic
IP, contracts, licensing
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Copyright, commission agreements | Remote · Global | Free first session | Enquire |
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Press & Pitch
PR for independent artists
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Press releases, editorial, reveals | London / Remote | Paid | Enquire |
From the Community
Artists helping artists.
“I’d been trying to figure out how to photograph my canvases for months. One post in the PAA network and three artists had sent me proper setups within the hour.”
Anonymous Artist
PAA Collection, 2024
“The advice on pricing genuinely changed how I thought about my practice. I’d been undercharging for three years. I raised my prices and sold more.”
Anonymous Artist
PAA Collection, 2024
“Being connected to a photographer through the Hub meant my submission images were finally good enough to show the work properly. That changed everything.”
Anonymous Artist
PAA Collection, 2025
Join the Network
Quiet.
Serious.
Helpful.
The PAA artist network is a private space for submitting artists. No follower counts. No self-promotion. Just artists sharing what’s working, what isn’t, and what they’ve learned. We’d love to have you in it.