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EXHIBITION PROCEDURES & INFORMATION
Works for exhibitions are selected to provide wide variety, superior quality, and public interest throughout the year. The Exhibition Committee of the Washington Art Association will consider applications for exhibitions in 2010 on the below terms.
Artists should submit a resume and 12-20 images of work completed in the past two years with a corresponding image list including title, date, dimensions and medium. Images may be submitted in either slide or JPG (72dpi / 300dpi) form, preferably JPEG form. Submissions will be reviewed by WAA's exhibition committee. Please contact WAA at (860) 868-2878 or washingtonart@snet.net for the next submission deadline.
DEADLINE OCTOBER 1, 2010 FOR YOUNG TALENT EXHIBITION 2011
Open to artists who are not currently students and 30 years or under by 1/ 2011. Artists should submit a resume including date of birth and 12-20 images of work completed in the past year with a corresponding image list, including title, date, dimensions and medium. Images may be submitted in JPEG form, preferred, or slide format. Submissions will be reviewed by WAA's exhibition committee, which meets on an ongoing basis. Please include appropriately sized SASE for return of all submitted materials. Work received without correctly sized SASE and not accepted for exhibition, will be discarded. Washington Art Association, Attn: Young Talent, P.O. Box 173 Washington Depot, CT 06794. All artists accepted to the Young Talent exhibition are expected to attend the opening reception for the show.
Please include suitably sized SASE (self-addressed-stamped-envelope) with adequate postage for the return of all submitted materials. Work received without a properly sized SASE with sufficient postage that is not accepted for exhibition at the WAA will be discarded.
If your work is accepted for exhibition, the Washington Art Association will send you a complete list of guidelines outlining artist responsibilities for the exhibit. The following includes some information from that list:
The Washington Art Association will deduct and retain a commission of 40% on all sales made or contracted for during the show.
Exhibitors are responsible for the cost of the invitations announcing their show. Artists exhibiting at the same time share the cost.
Hanging is subject to the approval of the Exhibition Committee. An exhibition chairperson is assigned to each show and is available to assist the artists and answer any questions.
Work will be insured only while on exhibition at the gallery. The Association will take every possible care in handling work, but is not responsible for any loss or damage to pieces not picked up promptly when the show comes down. There will be a storage charge for work left at the gallery after a show ends.
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