i am wondering how large operation buy sell jewelry sneaks into juried are fairs. Over the weekend there were two vendors that clearly had high volume of the same merchandise, that they seemed to have no thoughts on how they produced them. One had
Read more…I’m an “art photographer. My pieces are metal prints of composites, layered or extreme edited original photos. My question is this. Do I send just the e file of the piece or do I use a mock up background to show how it will look on a wall?
Read more…Just quick- I got my results from a show Friday and the email said that the jurying was done remote?
Would like to know what anyone knows/thinks of this?
Don't know how the process would go or how this could be of any help to artists?
Thanks.
Read more…I have been in the art show business for over 30 years in the category of jewelry. This year I decided to prepare a body of work that will be in the category of mixed media. I am spending this year producing the art and designing a new booth. So n
Read more…I have been trying to get into juried art shows and have gotten feedback when I ask for it that says that my jewelry is beautiful, but my booth shot isn't. This year I had a professional shoot a set up, but afterward I think it is not right. I'd like
Read more…I am a photographer and I have a question on the jury applications. The questions, "What is you percentage of originals to limited edition prints?"
Being a photographer, technically all my work is both original and reproductions. How do I best answe
Read more…Up to now, I have painted mostly in watercolors and in a more "realistic" style. But recently I have been experimenting with a more abstract style in acrylics, painting similar subject matter, but using much bolder colors. I realize juries look for
Read more…I've been doing shows for about four years now - photography has been my medium and I have a good show setup, good booth shot, etc. My booth shot looks professional and full, if you know what I mean.
But ... sometime this year I want to change medi
Read more…Hi All, I have yet to qualify for a "real" art show - have only done arts and crafts type venues. I just bought a tent last year, and now am trying to improve my booth shot. I read all of Larry's excellent tips on booth photography, and tried to i
Read more…Hello everyone, I am a newbie and have a newbie question. I have photography and digital art. Do I need to submit pictures of the printed images? or, is the original digital file fine?
Read more…I thought I had put together good images of my product and booth idea. I have been to numerous art fair/festivals over the years. I have checked out the ones that I have applied to, before applying, to gauge products, booth examples etc. I have bee
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I have applied to 3 juried art festivals.. All 3 I have checked them out the prior years to see how many vendors there were selling photographs and If mine were different enough to be part of the event..
I Purchased my Trimline TENT and all the
Read more…If you live near St. Joseph (MI) and want to see the competition for getting into their fine art fair, the Krasl Art Fair, they are holding an open jury on Wed., 2/21.
Jury Day is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday in the north training room of the Men
Read more…Hello everyone. I'm a bit of a lurker here and rarely post but I wanted to share with you all. I have been busy applying to shows for next spring and summer. This year I decided to enlist the help of Larry Berman to photograph my jury images. I am so
Read more…I am applying to a show that calls for a weird size format (not using any of the usual jurying systems, but wants images sent via email or on a CD). 2700 x 1800 pixels (9” x 6”), jpgs. To be sent by email or on a disc by mail. Emailing them would be
Read more…The husband and I are debating exactly what is meant by a cohesive body of work in regards to the photos that need to be submitted as part of the application process. We seem to have different ideas on what this means. I have attached 2 sets of photo
Read more…Hello Art Community,
I just love it when a show juries in a timely way. Getting "the news" within a 2-week window is so helpful when trying to plan my show season.
Conversely, it seems the majority of shows make you wait closer to a month or more. Ne
Read more…Festival art newbee here getting ready to make the plunge in 2018, with a couple of jury application photo questions.
1. in general, are there rules about your artwork signature being visible on the images submitted to jurors? The reason I ask is bec
Read more…I'm a newbie art fair artist getting ready to apply to some 2018 events via Zapplications with a question about image size. Unclear to me if the required image size must be 1920 pixels square, or if Ok if only one side at 1920 will suffice.
My artwor
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