Deadline: October 31, 2009 -- Early Bird rates-- (POSTMARK)
Vendor Application
Conference of Northern California Handweavers
Santa Clara Convention Center
Santa Clara, CA
April 9-11, 2010
The 2010 Conference of the Northern California Handweavers is scheduled for the Santa Clara Convention Center from April 9-11, 2010.
Nationally and internationally acclaimed teachers will conduct classes and workshops in weaving, spinning, dyeing, basketmaking, tapestry, jewelry, color, embellishment, sewing and felting. Teachers’ classes and bios will be available on the website.
A link to the application for the Commercial Exhibitor for the Conference appears below. Acceptance will be determined by postmark and a waiting list will be established if necessary. Applications and checks will be accepted until October 31, 2009 for early bird rates. After that time, confirmation, updated information, insurance waivers, Convention Center terms, etc. will be sent out. Anyone whose application is not accepted will have their check returned.
Included in the fee will be one 6’ table, drapes, 2 chairs, a wastebasket and one 500W electrical connection. Vendors will also be listed on the CNCH website prior to the Conference. Additional items required for the booths will be ordered from Rossi Productions. They will have a form for our event posted on their website.
Vendor setup is scheduled for Thursday, April 8 after 1:00 p.m. The exact time will be determined as we get closer to the event. The Marketplace will be open beginning Friday, April 9 from 1:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Saturday hours will be 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., when the general public will be admitted. Teardown is set to start at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday.
Santa Clara is located in the heart of Silicon Valley and draws from the entire Bay Area as well as north of San Francisco and southern communities on the Monterey Peninsula, even as far south as central and southern California. CNCH has more than 1,200 members in 35 guilds. We are marketing as well to other textile interests such as knitting, sewing, embroidery, quilting, fashion, braiding, etc.
California Resale Permit (required)
(If you are from out of state and need a temporary resale permit, go to the following link for your application form and information: http://www.boe.ca.gov/pdf/boe400spa.pdf
The Conference Hotel is located on the same property and a special rate to Conference attendees of $129.00 per night for up to 4 persons per room.
We hope to see you at what promises to be an exciting, fun-filled event. Reserve early to get the spaces you want.
Application: Vendor-Application-cnch2010v2 [doc]
Visit website for complete details: www.cnch.org/conferences/vendor-info
Questions? (e-mail preferred)
Merrie Hewitt
2010 CNCH Vendor Chair
groveweavr@aol.com
Subject line: “CNCH 2010 Vendor”
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Smithsonian Craft Show
Four Deadlines: (POSTMARK) & (RECEIVE)
Via mail: September 13, 2009 (POSTMARK)
Via mail LATE: September 20, 2009 (POSTMARK)
Via online: September 27, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Via online LATE: October 11, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Smithsonian Craft Show
Smithsonian Women's Committee
National Building Museum
Washington, DC
April 22-25, 2010
SHOW:
The annual Smithsonian Craft Show is a juried exhibition and sale of contemporary American crafts. Three jurors who are experts in the field and newly selected each year choose 120 artists from a large pool of applicants. Previous exhibitors must re-apply each year. No one is grandfathered into the show or given preference. Craft artists are selected on the basis of the originality, artistic conception, and quality of their work. The show is produced by the Smithsonian Women's Committee to benefit the Smithsonian Institution's education, outreach, and research programs. The Show does not charge sales commissions.
ELIGIBILITY:
All work submitted to the Smithsonian Craft Show must be created and made in the United States.
The Smithsonian Craft Show encourages artists to continue to grow and stretch the limits of their media and is committed to presenting the most thoughtful, original, and skilled American craft objects. While the Smithsonian Craft Show is primarily looking for one-ofa-kind objects and limited production work that has been conceived and perfected by the artist's own hands and created in the artist’s studio, we accept the use of CAD/CAM and other industrial techniques and subcontracting in conjunction with hand processes. The committee and jury rely on the honor of the applicants to submit work in which these processes are simply tools, and have not become the driving force in the creative process.
Only U.S. residents who make their work in the U.S. are eligible to compete.
Acceptable media categories: basketry, ceramics, decorative fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, and wood.
AWARDS:
In recognition of outstanding work, the Smithsonian Women's Committee presents cash awards for Excellence, Merit, and Honorable Mention, as well as Exhibitors' Choice Awards.
MULTIPLE ENTRIES:
If you enter in more than one medium, you must submit separate applications fees, and slides to each category for which you wish to be considered. If only one application is accepted, you may only exhibit work in that medium. An image of the same piece of work will not be accepted in more than one category.
APPLICATION DEADLINES AND FEES:
Electronic applications: By September 27, 2009.
The non-refundable fee for applying electronically is $50, payable online by credit card.
A late fee of $125 must be included for electronic applications received after September 27, 2009. Late electronic entries will not be accepted after October 11, 2009.
Mailed applications: mailed applications must be postmarked on or before September 13, 2009.
The non-refundable fee for applying by mail is $75 ($50 application fee + $25 to cover cost of scanning and entering data into electronic jury program) payable by check to the Smithsonian Craft Show.
A late fee of $125 must be included for mailed applications postmarked between September 14, and September 20, 2009. Mailed applications postmarked after September 20, 2009, will be returned unopened.
Download mail in application: SCSApplicationForm2010 [pdf]
View online application tutorial: juriedartservices.com/help
Apply online: juriedartservices.com/Smithsonian Application
INQUIRIES:
Address all correspondence and inquiries to:
Smithsonian Craft Show
PO Box 37012
SI, Room 436, MRC 037
Washington, DC 20013-7012
Phone: 202-633-5006 or 888-832-9554
E-mail: austrpr@si.edu
Web site: www.smithsoniancraftshow.org
Via mail: September 13, 2009 (POSTMARK)
Via mail LATE: September 20, 2009 (POSTMARK)
Via online: September 27, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Via online LATE: October 11, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Smithsonian Craft Show
Smithsonian Women's Committee
National Building Museum
Washington, DC
April 22-25, 2010
SHOW:
The annual Smithsonian Craft Show is a juried exhibition and sale of contemporary American crafts. Three jurors who are experts in the field and newly selected each year choose 120 artists from a large pool of applicants. Previous exhibitors must re-apply each year. No one is grandfathered into the show or given preference. Craft artists are selected on the basis of the originality, artistic conception, and quality of their work. The show is produced by the Smithsonian Women's Committee to benefit the Smithsonian Institution's education, outreach, and research programs. The Show does not charge sales commissions.
ELIGIBILITY:
All work submitted to the Smithsonian Craft Show must be created and made in the United States.
The Smithsonian Craft Show encourages artists to continue to grow and stretch the limits of their media and is committed to presenting the most thoughtful, original, and skilled American craft objects. While the Smithsonian Craft Show is primarily looking for one-ofa-kind objects and limited production work that has been conceived and perfected by the artist's own hands and created in the artist’s studio, we accept the use of CAD/CAM and other industrial techniques and subcontracting in conjunction with hand processes. The committee and jury rely on the honor of the applicants to submit work in which these processes are simply tools, and have not become the driving force in the creative process.
Only U.S. residents who make their work in the U.S. are eligible to compete.
Acceptable media categories: basketry, ceramics, decorative fiber, furniture, glass, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media, paper, wearable art, and wood.
AWARDS:
In recognition of outstanding work, the Smithsonian Women's Committee presents cash awards for Excellence, Merit, and Honorable Mention, as well as Exhibitors' Choice Awards.
MULTIPLE ENTRIES:
If you enter in more than one medium, you must submit separate applications fees, and slides to each category for which you wish to be considered. If only one application is accepted, you may only exhibit work in that medium. An image of the same piece of work will not be accepted in more than one category.
APPLICATION DEADLINES AND FEES:
Electronic applications: By September 27, 2009.
The non-refundable fee for applying electronically is $50, payable online by credit card.
A late fee of $125 must be included for electronic applications received after September 27, 2009. Late electronic entries will not be accepted after October 11, 2009.
Mailed applications: mailed applications must be postmarked on or before September 13, 2009.
The non-refundable fee for applying by mail is $75 ($50 application fee + $25 to cover cost of scanning and entering data into electronic jury program) payable by check to the Smithsonian Craft Show.
A late fee of $125 must be included for mailed applications postmarked between September 14, and September 20, 2009. Mailed applications postmarked after September 20, 2009, will be returned unopened.
Download mail in application: SCSApplicationForm2010 [pdf]
View online application tutorial: juriedartservices.com/help
Apply online: juriedartservices.com/Smithsonian Application
INQUIRIES:
Address all correspondence and inquiries to:
Smithsonian Craft Show
PO Box 37012
SI, Room 436, MRC 037
Washington, DC 20013-7012
Phone: 202-633-5006 or 888-832-9554
E-mail: austrpr@si.edu
Web site: www.smithsoniancraftshow.org
Fine Craft Boutique
Deadline: September 15, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Fine Craft Boutique
The Pen and Brush
New York, NY
October 29 - November 22, 2009
The boutique is intended for smaller, more saleable items. An exhibition committee, consisting of Pen and Brush Professional Craft Members, will select the work.
Open to all Women Artists Nationally and Internationally
Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass, Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics, Sculpture
All artists, whether accepted or not, will be notified of the jurying results by letter or email.
Entry Fee:
$40 for Pen and Brush Members
$50 for NonMembers
All work must be for sale. Sales are made to the Pen and Brush, which takes a 25% commission and forwards the balance of 75% to the artist. Sales tax will be collected and remitted on all sales.
Downloadable Prospectus and Entry Form: 2009BoutiqueProspectus [pdf]
Th e Pen and Brush, Inc.
16 E. 10th St.
New York, NY 10003
212-475-3669
info@penandbrush.org
www.penandbrush.org
Fine Craft Boutique
The Pen and Brush
New York, NY
October 29 - November 22, 2009
The boutique is intended for smaller, more saleable items. An exhibition committee, consisting of Pen and Brush Professional Craft Members, will select the work.
Open to all Women Artists Nationally and Internationally
Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass, Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics, Sculpture
All artists, whether accepted or not, will be notified of the jurying results by letter or email.
Entry Fee:
$40 for Pen and Brush Members
$50 for NonMembers
All work must be for sale. Sales are made to the Pen and Brush, which takes a 25% commission and forwards the balance of 75% to the artist. Sales tax will be collected and remitted on all sales.
Downloadable Prospectus and Entry Form: 2009BoutiqueProspectus [pdf]
Th e Pen and Brush, Inc.
16 E. 10th St.
New York, NY 10003
212-475-3669
info@penandbrush.org
www.penandbrush.org
Home is Where the Art Is
Deadline: September 15, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Home is Where the Art Is
A Fine Craft and Folk Art Exhibition
The Pen and Brush
New York, NY
October 29 - November 22, 2009
Curated by Stacy C. Hollander, Senior curator and director of exhibitions at the American Folk Art Museum.
Open to all Women Artists Nationally and Internationally
Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass, Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics, Sculpture
All artists, whether accepted or not, will be notifi ed of the jurying results by letter or email.
Entry Fee:
$40 for Pen and Brush Members
$50 for NonMembers
All work must be for sale. Sales are made to the Pen and Brush, which takes a 25% commission and forwards the balance of 75% to the artist. Sales tax will be collected and remitted on all sales.
Downloadable Prospectus and Entry Form: 2009CraftProspectus [pdf]
Th e Pen and Brush, Inc.
16 E. 10th St.
New York, NY 10003
212-475-3669
info@penandbrush.org
penandbrush.org
Home is Where the Art Is
A Fine Craft and Folk Art Exhibition
The Pen and Brush
New York, NY
October 29 - November 22, 2009
Curated by Stacy C. Hollander, Senior curator and director of exhibitions at the American Folk Art Museum.
Open to all Women Artists Nationally and Internationally
Decorative Fiber, Wearable Fiber, Mixed Media, Jewelry, Glass, Wood, Metal, Assemblage, Enamel Work, Ceramics, Sculpture
All artists, whether accepted or not, will be notifi ed of the jurying results by letter or email.
Entry Fee:
$40 for Pen and Brush Members
$50 for NonMembers
All work must be for sale. Sales are made to the Pen and Brush, which takes a 25% commission and forwards the balance of 75% to the artist. Sales tax will be collected and remitted on all sales.
Downloadable Prospectus and Entry Form: 2009CraftProspectus [pdf]
Th e Pen and Brush, Inc.
16 E. 10th St.
New York, NY 10003
212-475-3669
info@penandbrush.org
penandbrush.org
Tuesday, September 01, 2009
Fibres Stanthorpe 2010
Deadline: Unspecified
Fibres Stanthorpe 2010
Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery
Stanthorpe Queensland
Australia
4th October – 9th October 2010
Stanthorpe comes alive in October 2010 with Fibres Stanthorpe!
Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery is proud to sponsor the first fibre event to be held in Stanthorpe. Forty participants have the opportunity to work with four international fibre/ textile tutors in this intimate event organised by renowned Australian Textile Artist Glenys Mann.
This event is scheduled from the 4th October – 9th October 2010. Please email your interest to www.director@srag.org.au
Visit website for details: www.srag.org.au/events.php
Fibres Stanthorpe 2010
Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery
Stanthorpe Queensland
Australia
4th October – 9th October 2010
Stanthorpe comes alive in October 2010 with Fibres Stanthorpe!
Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery is proud to sponsor the first fibre event to be held in Stanthorpe. Forty participants have the opportunity to work with four international fibre/ textile tutors in this intimate event organised by renowned Australian Textile Artist Glenys Mann.
This event is scheduled from the 4th October – 9th October 2010. Please email your interest to www.director@srag.org.au
Visit website for details: www.srag.org.au/events.php
The Stanthorpe Art Festival 2010
Deadline: November 20, 2009 (RECEIVE)
Stanthorpe Art Festival
Stanthorpe Art Gallery Society Inc. (SAGS)
Stanthorpe, Queensland
Australia
26th February – 18th April 2010
The 18th biennial Stanthorpe Art Festival is scheduled to take place from the 26th February – 18th April 2010. Open to all artists with a postal address or agent in Australia, A first prize of $10,000 is to be awarded, with up to $20,000 of acquisitions to be made for the Southern Downs Regional Council Collection.
The judge for the 2010 Art Festival is John McDonald, Art Critic for the Sydney Morning Herald and Author of Art In Australia Vol1 - Colonisation to Federation.
THE CONDITIONS (truncated)
Stanthorpe Art Gallery
Cnr. Marsh/Lock Sts.
Stanthorpe, Qld
Phone: (07) 4681 1874
Fax: (07) 4681 4021
director@srag.org.au
Stanthorpe Art Festival
Stanthorpe Art Gallery Society Inc. (SAGS)
Stanthorpe, Queensland
Australia
26th February – 18th April 2010
The 18th biennial Stanthorpe Art Festival is scheduled to take place from the 26th February – 18th April 2010. Open to all artists with a postal address or agent in Australia, A first prize of $10,000 is to be awarded, with up to $20,000 of acquisitions to be made for the Southern Downs Regional Council Collection.
The judge for the 2010 Art Festival is John McDonald, Art Critic for the Sydney Morning Herald and Author of Art In Australia Vol1 - Colonisation to Federation.
THE CONDITIONS (truncated)
- Entries must be forwarded to the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery by Friday 20 November 2009.
- Entry forms must be accompanied by fees and images. Late entries will not be accepted.
- Two dimensional work should not exceed 1.5 metres in any dimension or 2.25 sq metres in total. Measurements of three dimensional pieces should not exceed 1 cubic metre in volume with a maximum height of 1.5 metres and a base area no more than 1m x 1m to a maximum weight of 30 kilos.
- Entry fee is $30.00 (includes GST) per artist. One entry only per artist. One entry means a selection of up to three artworks, as set out on the entry form. Entry fee is not refundable.
- All works must be for sale. The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery will retain 33¹⁄3% commission on any sales from the exhibition, including works acquired for the permanent collection.
Stanthorpe Art Gallery
Cnr. Marsh/Lock Sts.
Stanthorpe, Qld
Phone: (07) 4681 1874
Fax: (07) 4681 4021
director@srag.org.au
Port Moody Arts Centre: 2010 Wearable Art Exhibition
Deadline: December 18, 2009 at 5:00 PM (RECEIVE)
2010 Wearable Art Exhibition
In and Around the City of Port Moody and
Port Moody Arts Centre
Port Moody, British Columbia
CANADA
January 21, 2010 - March 21, 2010
Guidelines
(truncated)The 2010 Wearable Art Exhibition will be a two month long display coinciding with the 2010 Vancouver/Whistler Winter Olympic Games in British Columbia. With no performance component for this year, the 2010 jury will be basing decisions on craftsmanship, concept, and design. Finer details will be of greater importance in 2010. However, we still do require that entries are wearable.
As always, we are looking for more than a “pretty dress.” We are asking you to go deep into your imagination to create a wearable piece of art that challenges what most consider to be everyday fashion.
Important Notes
(truncated)- All entries must be wearable (but do not need to be practical in any way—in fact, the wilder the better!).
- All accepted entries will be included in a static two month exhibition in and around the City of Port Moody during the 2010 Vancouver/Whistler Olympic Games in British Columbia. There will not be a performance in 2010.
- The 2010 exhibition will also feature retrospective entries from previous wearable art awards. We invite artists to contribute past entries for display free of charge.
- Prize money will be allocated to each of the three categories and the People’s Choice Award.
- Only new entries will be eligible for category prize money. All submissions (new and retrospective) are eligible for the People’s Choice Award.
- Our team is available to answer questions and can be reached at info@wearableartawards.com More detailed information and related resources can be found on our web site at www.wearableartawards.com/artists.
Jurying
Entries will be judged based on the following criteria:
- All entries must be wearable (but not necessarily practical);
- Creativity and originality (not street wear);
- Design and the use of multiple techniques;
- Presentation and skill with media;
- Concept/Message; and
- Innovative materials or innovative use of traditional materials (thinking outside of the box).
Categories
The categories for the 2010 Wearable Art Exhibition are:
- Olympic
- Canadian Spirit
- Mantel
Category details can be found on our web site at www.wearableartawards.com/artists.
Special Awards
The special awards for the 2010 Wearable Art Awards are:
Prizes
$2,000 in prize money will be awarded to category winners and People’s Choice award winner. Amount and number of prizes within categories will be dependent on the number of entries received and subject to the jury’s discretion. Maximum amount of a single prize to be awarded will be $500.
To participate in the 2010 Wearable Art Exhibition, the artist’s application package must be received by the Port Moody Arts Centre no later than 5 pm on December 18, 2009. This application package contains:
- Completed entry form;
- Entry fees ($15 per entry); and
- CD containing completed art work information sheets in PDF format and images of each entry.
An initial panel of jurors will review the application packages received and select those entries that will be part of the Wearable Art Exhibition.
Further details—including a must-read FAQ document and copies of the various forms—are located on our web site at www.wearableartawards.com/artists.
Bayou City Art Festival
Deadline: October 30, 2009 (ONLINE)
Bayou City Art Festival
Memorial Park
Houston, TX
March 26 - 28, 2010
Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park is the nation’s premier spring outdoor fine art event. A favorite among Houston art buyers, the Festival is located in Houston's most prestigious park and is juried at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston by an invited panel or artists, collectors and industry professionals.
Festival Eligibility & Rules (truncated)
Jury Information and Policies (truncated)
Awards
Cash Prizes are awarded for Best in Show, Second and Third, as selected by our on site judges. Ribbons are awarded for Best Booth. All winners receive jury exempt status for two years.
The 18 fine art/fine crafts categories are:
2010 Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park Important Dates (truncated)
July 13, 2009 - Application available on ZAPP
October 30, 2009 - Applications due; NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
November 19,2009 - Jury at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
December 7, 2009 - Artist notification
Visit website for complete details: www.bayoucityartfestival.com
Bayou City Art Festival
Memorial Park
Houston, TX
March 26 - 28, 2010
Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park is the nation’s premier spring outdoor fine art event. A favorite among Houston art buyers, the Festival is located in Houston's most prestigious park and is juried at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston by an invited panel or artists, collectors and industry professionals.
Festival Eligibility & Rules (truncated)
- The Festival is open to all applying Artists. All exhibitors are presented to the jury without distinction as having been a previous exhibitor.
- If two or more persons collaborate to produce original work, each person must be identified on the Application. No work by apprentices or employees will be accepted. Commercial agents, dealers, or manufacturers are not eligible to enter. No kits, molds, tumbled stones, embellished objects or edible art may be submitted.
- Artists may jury in more than one category, but not with the same body of work. Only one application may be submitted per body of work with a jury fee for each category. Artist must use the same name for both applications. Artists whose work is selected in multiple categories will exhibit in one booth space.
- All Artists must be present on site during the entire festival.
- Artists must define “a limited edition” through their Artist Statement and must disclose their process to the buyer. Original art must occupy more than 50% of the applicant’s booth space.
- One exhibitor is allowed per booth showing the medium that was juried into the festival.
- No commission on sales is collected by the Bayou City Art Festival.
Jury Information and Policies (truncated)
- Our panel consists of 7 - 10 jurors. All judges are selected based on their specific interests, professional knowledge and/or background with our festivals.
- Festival staff members are not voting members of the panel and their opinions are not reflected in final jury scores.
- Jurors change with each event.
Awards
Cash Prizes are awarded for Best in Show, Second and Third, as selected by our on site judges. Ribbons are awarded for Best Booth. All winners receive jury exempt status for two years.
The 18 fine art/fine crafts categories are:
- Clay
- Digital (not photography)
- Drawing/ Pastel
- Fiber/ Textiles
- Furniture/ Functional
- Glass
- Jewelry
- Leather
- Metal
- Mixed Media 2D
- Mixed Media 3D
- Painting/ Acrylic or Oil
- Painting/ Watercolor
- Photography/ Digital or Computer Manipulated
- Photography/ Traditional Film (no machine enhancements)
- Printmaking/ Intaglio, Relief and Planographic
- Sculpture/ 3D - 1 medium (Clay, Glass, Metal or Wood)
- Wood
2010 Bayou City Art Festival Memorial Park Important Dates (truncated)
July 13, 2009 - Application available on ZAPP
October 30, 2009 - Applications due; NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
November 19,2009 - Jury at Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
December 7, 2009 - Artist notification
Visit website for complete details: www.bayoucityartfestival.com
The Assignment, a juried book arts exhibition
Deadline: October 24, 2009 (RECEIVE)
The Assignment, a juried book arts exhibition
23 Sandy Gallery
Portland, Oregon
December 4, 2009 - January 10, 2010
THEME – 23 Sandy Gallery and the College Book Art Association (CBAA) invite you to submit work to The Assignment, a juried book arts exhibition held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the CBAA in Portland, Oregon. To illuminate the conference’s focus on book arts teaching practice and pedagogy, this exhibition will feature work created by member artists generated directly from course assignments or from those assignments we generate for ourselves. This show is open to both teachers and students of the book arts. Work accepted into the show will be exhibited alongside a written description of the assignment. Non-members are welcome to submit work if they pay the membership fee on top of the entry fee. See the Assignment: Inspiration page for some exciting sample assignment ideas.
MEDIA - This exhibit is open to book arts related artworks created as either edition or one-of-a-kind. Artist books, sculptural books, book objects, altered books, zones or broadsides are encouraged. Any medium, any style, any size. Wall-hung work must be framed behind acrylic (not glass) and ready to hang
ENTRIES - A maximum of two artworks may be submitted per artist. Entries must be received online no later than OCTOBER 24, 2009. Artists accepted for the exhibition will be notified via email. The curators reserve the right to decline any accepted artwork upon delivery if the condition or quality are other than represented in the electronic entry.
JURORS - The Assignment will be juried by Marcy Chad wick and Clifton Meador.
FEES - A $25 non-refundable entry fee for up to two works must accompany each submission. You will also have the option to pay CBAA membership fees at the same time.
INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS - Artists residing outside of the United States are welcome to enter this exhibition. The exhibition entry fee of $25 must be paid in US funds. Return shipping of all artwork will be handled via the carrier of your choice but you must provide pre-paid, ready-to-ship shipping labels and customs documents
CASH PRIZES & AWARDS - One book will be awarded the “Purchase Prize” and will be purchased and donated to the John Wilson Special Collection Room at the Multnomah County Library in Portland. In addition, the CBAA will give two $200 cash awards and several honorary awards will be given by the jurors
SALES - All work entered in this exhibition must be for sale and are sold on consignment. The Gallery keeps 30% of the sale price. The artist receives 70% of the sale price. Sale proceeds will be paid to the artist within 30 days of the close of the show
Visit website for complete details: www.23sandy.com
ONLINE ENTRY FORM-
Read all of the information on the call for entry before submitting.
CONTACT LAURA AT 23 SANDY WITH ANY QUESTIONS
Email: 23sandygallery@gmail
Phone: 503-927-4409
The Assignment, a juried book arts exhibition
23 Sandy Gallery
Portland, Oregon
December 4, 2009 - January 10, 2010
THEME – 23 Sandy Gallery and the College Book Art Association (CBAA) invite you to submit work to The Assignment, a juried book arts exhibition held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the CBAA in Portland, Oregon. To illuminate the conference’s focus on book arts teaching practice and pedagogy, this exhibition will feature work created by member artists generated directly from course assignments or from those assignments we generate for ourselves. This show is open to both teachers and students of the book arts. Work accepted into the show will be exhibited alongside a written description of the assignment. Non-members are welcome to submit work if they pay the membership fee on top of the entry fee. See the Assignment: Inspiration page for some exciting sample assignment ideas.
MEDIA - This exhibit is open to book arts related artworks created as either edition or one-of-a-kind. Artist books, sculptural books, book objects, altered books, zones or broadsides are encouraged. Any medium, any style, any size. Wall-hung work must be framed behind acrylic (not glass) and ready to hang
ENTRIES - A maximum of two artworks may be submitted per artist. Entries must be received online no later than OCTOBER 24, 2009. Artists accepted for the exhibition will be notified via email. The curators reserve the right to decline any accepted artwork upon delivery if the condition or quality are other than represented in the electronic entry.
JURORS - The Assignment will be juried by Marcy Chad wick and Clifton Meador.
FEES - A $25 non-refundable entry fee for up to two works must accompany each submission. You will also have the option to pay CBAA membership fees at the same time.
INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS - Artists residing outside of the United States are welcome to enter this exhibition. The exhibition entry fee of $25 must be paid in US funds. Return shipping of all artwork will be handled via the carrier of your choice but you must provide pre-paid, ready-to-ship shipping labels and customs documents
CASH PRIZES & AWARDS - One book will be awarded the “Purchase Prize” and will be purchased and donated to the John Wilson Special Collection Room at the Multnomah County Library in Portland. In addition, the CBAA will give two $200 cash awards and several honorary awards will be given by the jurors
SALES - All work entered in this exhibition must be for sale and are sold on consignment. The Gallery keeps 30% of the sale price. The artist receives 70% of the sale price. Sale proceeds will be paid to the artist within 30 days of the close of the show
Visit website for complete details: www.23sandy.com
ONLINE ENTRY FORM-
Read all of the information on the call for entry before submitting.
CONTACT LAURA AT 23 SANDY WITH ANY QUESTIONS
Email: 23sandygallery@gmail
Phone: 503-927-4409
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival
Deadline: November 15, 2009 (RECEIVE)
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival
Association for Visual Arts
First Tennessee Pavilion
Chattanooga, Tennessee
April 16 - April 18, 2010
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival is produced by the Association for Visual Arts (AVA).
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival takes place inside the First Tennessee Pavilion and the surrounding outdoor area. First Tennessee Pavilion is located in the Southside District of downtown Chattanooga.
ARTIST REGULATIONS (truncated)
Exhibiting artists must be 18 years or older and must be present during show hours. All work shown must be original work. Work made from commercial molds, kits, patterns or copyrighted designs not owned by the craftsperson are not permitted. Any commercially made embellishments must be subordinate to the handcrafted work. All work must be for sale. No reproductions (including prints) are allowed.
Media Categories
Basketry, Ceramics, Digital Art, Drawing, Fiber Decorative, Fiber Wearable, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry/Precious, Jewelry/Semi-Precious, Printmaking, Metal, 3-D Mixed Media, 2-D Mixed Media, Acrylic Painting, Oil Painting, Watercolor/Gouache Painting, Pastels, Photography, Wood, Leather, Paper, Sculpture & Emerging Artist: Scholarship program applicants may not apply in any other category.
Emerging Artist Scholarship
An emerging artist must have a solid body of work, completed in the last 2 years. An emerging artist scholarship applicant, while having a developed & cohesive body of work (not a beginner), should not currently be earning a living as a professional artist. This scholarship should be viewed as an opportunity to “jump start” a professional art career. Only regional applicants, living in a 300-mile radius of Chattanooga, will be eligible
Jury Process
The three-member jury consists of qualified artists and art professionals. This selection committee views the five (5) submitted images consecutively in the order that they were uploaded through the online application process
Awards
There will be $10,000 in artist merit awards. The on-site jurying for merit awards will take place on Saturday morning. Awards will be designated at the jurors’ discretion.
Fees/Deadlines
Application - $40 due November 15th. Application fees are non-refundable
All applications are now done online. For more information, please visit www.zapplication.org
View and download prospectus: 4bridgesartsfestival.org/Prospectus2010 {pdf}
Association for Visual Arts (AVA)
30 Frazier Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37405
phone (423) 265-4282
fax (423) 265-5233
www.4BridgesArtsFestival.org
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival
Association for Visual Arts
First Tennessee Pavilion
Chattanooga, Tennessee
April 16 - April 18, 2010
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival is produced by the Association for Visual Arts (AVA).
The 4 Bridges Arts Festival takes place inside the First Tennessee Pavilion and the surrounding outdoor area. First Tennessee Pavilion is located in the Southside District of downtown Chattanooga.
ARTIST REGULATIONS (truncated)
Exhibiting artists must be 18 years or older and must be present during show hours. All work shown must be original work. Work made from commercial molds, kits, patterns or copyrighted designs not owned by the craftsperson are not permitted. Any commercially made embellishments must be subordinate to the handcrafted work. All work must be for sale. No reproductions (including prints) are allowed.
Media Categories
Basketry, Ceramics, Digital Art, Drawing, Fiber Decorative, Fiber Wearable, Furniture, Glass, Jewelry/Precious, Jewelry/Semi-Precious, Printmaking, Metal, 3-D Mixed Media, 2-D Mixed Media, Acrylic Painting, Oil Painting, Watercolor/Gouache Painting, Pastels, Photography, Wood, Leather, Paper, Sculpture & Emerging Artist: Scholarship program applicants may not apply in any other category.
Emerging Artist Scholarship
An emerging artist must have a solid body of work, completed in the last 2 years. An emerging artist scholarship applicant, while having a developed & cohesive body of work (not a beginner), should not currently be earning a living as a professional artist. This scholarship should be viewed as an opportunity to “jump start” a professional art career. Only regional applicants, living in a 300-mile radius of Chattanooga, will be eligible
Jury Process
The three-member jury consists of qualified artists and art professionals. This selection committee views the five (5) submitted images consecutively in the order that they were uploaded through the online application process
Awards
There will be $10,000 in artist merit awards. The on-site jurying for merit awards will take place on Saturday morning. Awards will be designated at the jurors’ discretion.
Fees/Deadlines
Application - $40 due November 15th. Application fees are non-refundable
All applications are now done online. For more information, please visit www.zapplication.org
View and download prospectus: 4bridgesartsfestival.org/Prospectus2010 {pdf}
Association for Visual Arts (AVA)
30 Frazier Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37405
phone (423) 265-4282
fax (423) 265-5233
www.4BridgesArtsFestival.org
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