When attending a friend's art show opening reception, what should be done? Should there be a gift given to the host or wut? And how should an attendee dress? Formal or casual? The art show isn't that big, just 2 let u kno. ty 
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Art Show Etiquette
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It really does depend on the kind of art show for the way you dress, for example graffiti art or outsider art you would dress very causual, something like contempory art is more likely to be between smart and smart casual.
As for giving a gift what you have to remember is that an art show is buisness, the purpose is for the artist to sell their work so a gift really isnt needed.
As for giving a gift what you have to remember is that an art show is buisness, the purpose is for the artist to sell their work so a gift really isnt needed.
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