Dear Glory is an independent art channel with 18,500+ subscribers and 100,000+ views a month. The audience is small on purpose: mostly working artists, plus active collectors, gallery owners, and museum staff. This kit shows you exactly who watches, how engaged they are, and how your brand can reach them.
Moriah Alise · Founder
Dear Glory is founded and hosted by Moriah Alise, an art-world strategist who has spent six years and 200+ on-the-record interviews with the artists, gallery owners, and collectors who run the art world. She started Dear Glory in 2020 and hosts GloryLand, the yearly art summit in Houston.
Most art media is made for casual fans. Dear Glory is made for people who work in art and spend money on it. Your brand reaches four groups at once — and most of them are working artists.
Houston · New York · Los Angeles · Atlanta · Chicago · DC · Dallas · Miami · London · Lagos.
Art, art supplies and materials, software, advisors, art fairs, auctions, framing, storage, travel, books, and classes.
To learn how the art business really works, and to see which artists and shows matter this year.
Most viewers are 35 to 64. A grown, high-spending audience, not teenagers.
Well balanced: about 53% women and 47% men.
Most viewers are in the U.S., with a real audience in the UK and across Africa.
A few full interviews from the channel, and short reels with their real numbers. This is the kind of video your brand shows up in.
Derrick Adams & Dexter Wimberly, on the record.
Every Black-owned gallery at EXPO Chicago 2026.
5 steps to a successful self-hosted art show.
We filmed inside UOVO's art storage rooms and made a short reel. It got more views than our long videos, and their team was happy.
"We're thrilled with the performance of our first collaborative reel. It's such a beautiful video, and the engagement in the comments was fantastic." — UOVO partnerships team
A reel we made for Black Art In America to promote their print fair. Proof we can drive real attention to an event.
A short reel from our interview with gallery owner Richard Beavers, on running a Brooklyn gallery the long way. This is the production quality your brand's reel would get.
After every campaign you get a report: how many people watched, how long, how many clicked, and a short write-up from Moriah on what worked.
A follower count doesn't tell you if anyone is paying attention. These numbers do.
Real comments from viewers on our videos.
"You're empowering so many of us Black artists in the world."
"As a Black artist, these conversations are so critical and valuable to have."
"My next stop will be Chicago for sure. You definitely convince me. Hello from Madrid, Spain."
"Real connection breaks stereotypes. Conversations build bridges."
"Your commentary feels deeply informed, trustworthy, yet approachable. Quickest subscription I've ever made."
"You always provide so much valuable information, and it's greatly appreciated."
Tap the options you want. We'll design a custom package around your goal and send you a plan with pricing. Tapping does not commit you to anything.
Partnerships start at $500, and most first programs run $750–$2,500. Start small with one placement, then scale.
Every price is a starting point — built to your goal and your budget. Ask about bundles.
Start small with one placement and scale from there. Build your package above → or email us your goal →
We plan and host in-person events for your brand, built around the crowd you want: artists, collectors, or a mix. You pick the room, we fill it, and you get the video and photos to keep.
A dinner with the right 30 people can do more for your brand than 100,000 views. You get a night with the exact crowd you want, and photos and video you keep and use all year.
Based in Houston. We travel for the right partner. Tell us your date and which crowd you want, and we'll design the night. Add an event to your package →
Tell us what you want to promote and when. Partnerships start at $500, and we build to your budget. A lot of brands start with one placement and grow from there.