How to Contact StudioPerdue

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StudioPerdue invites inquiries about purchases, exhibitions, or commissions, and directs visitors to contact the studio through the site itself. The gallery pages do not publish a phone number, email address, or contact form field list, so the practical path is to use whatever contact entry point appears on studioperdue.com and describe your request clearly. This applies to anyone asking about buying a listed work, proposing a show, or starting a commission with either artist.

What the site says about contacting the studio

The gallery text states plainly: "Please contact studioperdue with inquiries regarding purchases, exhibitions, or commissions." That single sentence is the site's stated contact policy. It confirms three accepted reasons to reach out:

  • Purchases — asking whether a specific piece is still available
  • Exhibitions — proposing or discussing a show
  • Commissions — requesting new work from Donald Perdue or Justin Perdue

No other contact details are given in the page evidence, so treat the site's own contact route as the intended channel rather than looking for a published address elsewhere.

Before you write

Because the site does not list prices or availability status per work, your message needs to carry the identifying details yourself. Include:

  1. Which work — the title, medium, and any image reference from the gallery page
  2. Which artist — Donald Perdue (sculpture) or Justin Perdue (painting, collage, mixed media)
  3. What you want — purchase, exhibition, or commission
  4. Your timeline and location, if relevant to shipping or scheduling

This matters because the gallery notes that many exhibited works are already in private collections, while others remain available for sale or exhibition. You cannot tell which is which from the listing alone, so the studio has to confirm it.

What to expect

The site does not state response times, pricing, shipping terms, or payment methods. Those details are not published, so any figures or conditions would come from the studio's reply, not from the website. Do not assume a work is free, priced, or available based on its presence in the gallery — availability is explicitly mixed.

A note on the artists

Both artists live and work in Vermont, USA. Donald Perdue's practice covers bronze and aluminum castings, constructions, ceramic, resin, and synthetic stone castings, plus wood carvings and fabrications ranging from large commissioned pieces to miniatures. Justin Perdue works in acrylic and mixed-media painting, constructions, and collage, and also works as a web designer, jazz guitarist, and composer. Knowing which body of work you are asking about helps route your inquiry to the right person.