How can I get my pottery and I invited an invitation only art fair, show, exhibition?

How I get my pottery and I invited an invitation only art fair, exhibition, display? How can I find the event invitation Right? I live in Chicago, I can not believe how hard it was to find those answers. Thanks everyone!

The main thing you need to do is build a resume vitae of the artists show their work in exhibitions, shows and in print. To do this, start small and Exposure Toddlers fall shows and contests can.Keep any scholarships or documentation and add it to your artist CV (which should include a statement of good artists). To submit articles on their work in newspapers and magazines and includes good photos. It will take time, but if you take yourself seriously so if you only others.Invitation events are more difficult to penetrate to who knows your name (or is familiar with organizers!). Go out and make their mark. Good luck.

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