Crowdsourced Artists Store Opens to the Public
The b-uncut store is open for business. Buy art t-shirts, shirts, gadgets, cards, posters and more. This is a critical milestone for b-uncut – the worlds leading artists network. Because money made from selling b-uncut Store products goes direct to the artists and b-uncut’s emerging art programs including grants, shows and sponsorships.
b-uncut is redefining the emerging art market for the benefit of both artist and buyer – and this is an innovative way to fund its initiatives, through the sale of artworks on everyday products – over the Web. The most democratic mechanism we can think of for the public to directly support the arts in general and artists in particular.
So spread the word and visit b-uncut.com today, click on ‘Store’ and get shopping; ’support our artists’. There is something in the b-uncut Store for everyone and products start at just a few pounds, dollars or euros.



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