One of the best, and certainly fastest ways of getting an exhibition is doing it yourself and organising your own.

This section has a list of website designers, some specialised in designing websites for artists and creative businesses.

Email newsletters, where you can post your own information on exhibitions or other events you are taking part in, can be a cheap and easy way to publicise your practice.

This section lists marketing companies which may be useful in helping to promote your practice

A handful of publishers are responsible for nearly all London's local newspapers.   The best paper to approach with your project when looking for local coverage are the one's serving the local area the project is happening in - and the best way to find that one is to go to your local newsagents.

Getting good press or media coverage of your events and exhibitions is an excellent way to promote your work to a wider audience, thereby providing further potential to exhibit or sell.

You can find a comprehensive listing of national, general and specialist interest magazines on Newsstand: Visual and contemporary arts Crafts and design Photogaphy and lens based interest Cultural theory / interest (includes performance / live art) An excellent listing of UK national newspapers is at PaperBoy's UK site.

Here you can find an extensive list of art publications, magazines and their stockists.