September 4-7
Detroit, Michigan
Downtown
part of the Detroit International Jazz Festival
40 artists
Deadline: June 15
Do you love music? Does your art appeal to art audiences? If so, here you will find the perfect marriage as part of the exciting Detroit International Jazz Festival.
This year the Festival celebrates it's 30th anniversary by bringing back JazzART. What is JazzART? The Jazz Fest Director, Terri Pontremoli describes it as "Art that moves, Art that grooves." Essentially art that is inspired by music. Up to 40 booths will be included in the festival which annually attracts 750,000 music lovers. The Art section will close Art Fair each evening at 7:00 pm, while the music continues through the evening.
The selling of visual arts has long been associated with the Jazz Fest. JazzART had been a successful element though the event turned to a gallery oriented art show for the last few years. The return to individual booths will further increase the multi dimensional celebration of Jazz in all it's incarnations.
The art fair is organized by Mark Loeb of Integrity Shows a veteran organizer of metro Detroit events.
More about the Jazz Festival: www.detroitjazzfest.com
Apply: www.zapplication.org
September 4-7
Detroit, Michigan
Downtown
part of the Detroit International Jazz Festival
40 artists
Deadline: June 15
Do you love music? Does your art appeal to art audiences? If so, here you will find the perfect marriage as part of the exciting Detroit International Jazz Festival.
This year the Festival celebrates it's 30th anniversary by bringing back JazzART. What is JazzART? The Jazz Fest Director, Terri Pontremoli describes it as "Art that moves, Art that grooves." Essentially art that is inspired by music. Up to 40 booths will be included in the festival which annually attracts 750,000 music lovers. The Art section will close Art Fair each evening at 7:00 pm, while the music continues through the evening.
The selling of visual arts has long been associated with the Jazz Fest. JazzART had been a successful element though the event turned to a gallery oriented art show for the last few years. The return to individual booths will further increase the multi dimensional celebration of Jazz in all it's incarnations.
The art fair is organized by Mark Loeb of Integrity Shows a veteran organizer of metro Detroit events.
More about the Jazz Festival: www.detroitjazzfest.com
Apply: www.zapplication.org
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