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Art's Prints, Promotions and Advertising

Well-Being Australia's 'Art Ministry' not only involves 'art for art's sake', 'art as a means of benevolence for the young', 'art as environmental awareness' and 'art as a means to raise funding', but it also involves the most difficult part of art, that of its marketing.

The fifth strategy involving 'promotionals' has also witnessed good support.
Tronson du Coudray paintings are on display at Peppers Resort in Kingscliff, the Kingscliff Chamber of Commerce, a commissioned art work by theVictory Ford dealership at Tweed Heads is on display in their foyer and a web site for the Art Ministry has been established.

"While the Art Ministry was the focus in the early years, we now realise
that we lacked a coherent marketing strategy to keep pace. Our initial
efforts at the Tweed are an attempt to bridge that gap," mused M V Tronson.

The Well-Being Australia Art Ministry web site

www.bushorchestra.com/Art

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Well-Being Australia chairman Mark Tronson, in the light recent public debate on the enormous benefits for the nation..

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