What is artterra?
We envision artterra as the digital evolution of the classic art gallery.
The art world has seen massive changes over the last decade, with online platforms like art marketplaces, Instagram, Pinterest and Shopify revolutionizing how art is shared and sold.
While many artists have leveraged these platforms to their advantage, our aim is to help you do the same.
Our mission is to guide and assist emerging artists through the digital art scene.
We'll amplify your presence through digital marketing, create online opportunities for you to sell your work, and link you with a global network of interior designers and art collectors. Plus, you'll be part of a tight-knit community of fellow artterra artists, sharing this journey together.
How does artterra work?
Showcase
Every artterra artist receives a personalized page on our site, where their artwork and story are beautifully presented, offering a window into their creative world.
Amplify
We're here to amplify your voice, using social media promotions, email blasts, and targeted ads to connect you with your ideal buyers and boost your recognition as an artist.
Connect
We're passionate about linking our artists with unique opportunities to grow their careers, such as featuring them as guest speakers on podcasts, our documentary series, or in our interior design competitions.
Educate
Being an artist today means you're also an entrepreneur. There's a lot to learn, and we've got your back. We offer regular webinars and share tools and resources to help you build your career.
Community
Artterra is a community made by artists for artists. We're here to support each other. If being an artist feels lonely, we're here to connect you with artists across Canada.
Hear from artterra artist:
Gina Jacklin
Hear from artterra artist:
Grace Lane-Smith
Frequently Asked Questions
As a remote team with artists across Canada and headquarters in Toronto, we acknowledge the traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. We respect their enduring connection to this land and their contributions to our community.