Summary
If a gallerist makes inappropriate advances, document the behavior and report it to gallery management. Retaliation, such as being cut off from opportunities, should also be documented. Consider seeking legal advice to explore options for filing a complaint. When dealing with gallery contracts in London, ensure all terms are clear, understand the commission structure, and check for exclusivity clauses. Legal advice is recommended before signing any agreements.Full Conversation
Yes, what if the gallerist starts hitting on me
I understand your concern. If a gallerist starts hitting on you, it could be classified as harassment. Here are some steps you can take:
- Politely but firmly decline their advances.
- Document any incidents of inappropriate behaviour.
- Report the behaviour to the gallery management or higher authorities.
- Consider seeking legal advice if the behaviour persists.
Do you have any other specific questions or concerns related to this situation?
If i decline their advances and they cut me off of their circle what should I do
If declining advances results in being cut off from their circle, consider the following:
- Document the incident and any retaliation.
- Seek support from other artists or professional associations.
- Consider raising the issue with higher authorities or legal professionals.
Do you have any other specific concerns or questions about this situation?
What if the gallerist is married and started hitting on me because Im a woman and he mention that is nothing wrong on sleep together... in order to give me more opportunities
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It sounds like you're dealing with a serious case of sexual harassment. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Document all inappropriate comments and behaviour.
- Report the behaviour to gallery management or higher authorities.
- Seek legal advice to explore options for filing a complaint.
Are you interested in knowing how to proceed with legal actions?
How to find a professinal gallery to work in London
To find a professional gallery to work in London, you can:
- Research galleries online and visit their websites.
- Attend art openings and exhibitions to network.
- Join local art organizations or societies.
- Use social media to connect with galleries.
Do you need legal advice regarding contracts or agreements with galleries?
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For legal advice regarding contracts or agreements with galleries in London:
- Ensure the contract specifies all terms clearly.
- Understand the commission structure.
- Check for clauses on the duration and exclusivity.
- Consider seeking legal advice before signing any documents.
Do you have any specific concerns about contract terms?
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