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Exhibit Location & Dates
The Brush Art Gallery & Studios 256 Market Street, Lowell, MA 01852 Exhibit: Jan 11, 2025 - March 1, 2025 Opening Reception: January 18, 2025 (Jan 19th snow date) Submission Dates
Start: 9/23/24 Ends: 12/11/24 Notification: a general email of selected participants will be sent no later than 12/13/24. Submission Cost
$15 for up to 4 images for consideration |
ABOUT
OFF THE PLATE
Submission open to all New England based printmakers in ME, NH, VT, MA, CT, RI
Free submission for RRPNE Participants and Brush Gallery Artist Members with proof of current membership
A Rolling River Printmakers of New England call for printmaking
framed work, printmaking accordion books and printmaking sculpture accepted
"OFF THE PLATE" a group exhibit highlighting traditional printmaking methods of monotype and monoprint including: woodblock, linocut, etching, screen print, and more.
RRP invites New England based printmakers to submit up to 4 images for consideration.
This is an open themed exhibit. Exhibition space accommodates wall and pedestal display.
Printmaking accordion books also accepted. All work must be for sale.
Criteria: your prints must be originals and 100% plate pulled. No post production or hand coloring. Prints must be professionally framed and secure with wire on the back. Please no sawtooth hangers. Please review the brush gallery contract for exhibit procedures before submitting.
(pdf's at the bottom of page)
Note: We appreciate you sharing your time and talents in this submission. Submissions are not a guarantee of acceptance due to space limitations. We will carefully review each print.
Please note that there are no refunds on submission fees.
All submitters will receive a general notice of selected participants to their provided email address after the jurying process is complete.
About the jurying process: a blind jurying process in which images will be considered.
A focus on printmaking technique, composition and color scheme will be applied to offer a truly unique and diversified exhibit.
Free submission for RRPNE Participants and Brush Gallery Artist Members with proof of current membership
A Rolling River Printmakers of New England call for printmaking
framed work, printmaking accordion books and printmaking sculpture accepted
"OFF THE PLATE" a group exhibit highlighting traditional printmaking methods of monotype and monoprint including: woodblock, linocut, etching, screen print, and more.
RRP invites New England based printmakers to submit up to 4 images for consideration.
This is an open themed exhibit. Exhibition space accommodates wall and pedestal display.
Printmaking accordion books also accepted. All work must be for sale.
Criteria: your prints must be originals and 100% plate pulled. No post production or hand coloring. Prints must be professionally framed and secure with wire on the back. Please no sawtooth hangers. Please review the brush gallery contract for exhibit procedures before submitting.
(pdf's at the bottom of page)
Note: We appreciate you sharing your time and talents in this submission. Submissions are not a guarantee of acceptance due to space limitations. We will carefully review each print.
Please note that there are no refunds on submission fees.
All submitters will receive a general notice of selected participants to their provided email address after the jurying process is complete.
About the jurying process: a blind jurying process in which images will be considered.
A focus on printmaking technique, composition and color scheme will be applied to offer a truly unique and diversified exhibit.
HOW TO
SUBMIT
email up to 4 quality images to [email protected] subject line: OFF THE PLATE
while we do not require a specific file size to images, please photograph your work void of shadows, glare, etc... blurred or low quality images will be difficult to jury.
Include info in following order:
• Cropped Image of work
• Image of work in frame
• Title
• Printmaking type
• Size of art and size in frame
• Price
• Include your verification of RRP or Brush membership
Max width of frame not to exceed 36in
For those who are not RRP or Brush Gallery Artist Members,
Please pay your Non refundable submission fee of $15 here:
while we do not require a specific file size to images, please photograph your work void of shadows, glare, etc... blurred or low quality images will be difficult to jury.
Include info in following order:
• Cropped Image of work
• Image of work in frame
• Title
• Printmaking type
• Size of art and size in frame
• Price
• Include your verification of RRP or Brush membership
Max width of frame not to exceed 36in
For those who are not RRP or Brush Gallery Artist Members,
Please pay your Non refundable submission fee of $15 here:
email your submission to:
Selected participants will be notified by email of drop off and pick up dates for art.
Questions about shipping artwork, please contact the brush gallery
Questions about shipping artwork, please contact the brush gallery
The Brush Gallery
Contract For Participants
ABOUT
The Brush Art Gallery and Studios is located in the Lowell National Historical Park across the courtyard from the Visitor Center.
The Brush presents museum quality exhibitions, educational programs, and has collaborated with many other nonprofit groups. Artists occupy studio spaces to interact with and educate the public on a weekly basis. Currently, eleven studio artists produce paintings, illustration, photography, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, quilts, and handwoven items. Visit their website: thebrush.org
SOLD WORK
The Brush Art Gallery and Studios will take a commission on all sales by guest artists (30% for Brush Members, 40% for non-members. Artists will receive payment in a timely manner from the Brush Art Gallery and Studios. The Brush Art Gallery & Studios will be handling all sales and artist is responsible for providing correct contact information to the gallery for commission checks.
The Brush Art Gallery and Studios is located in the Lowell National Historical Park across the courtyard from the Visitor Center.
The Brush presents museum quality exhibitions, educational programs, and has collaborated with many other nonprofit groups. Artists occupy studio spaces to interact with and educate the public on a weekly basis. Currently, eleven studio artists produce paintings, illustration, photography, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, quilts, and handwoven items. Visit their website: thebrush.org
SOLD WORK
The Brush Art Gallery and Studios will take a commission on all sales by guest artists (30% for Brush Members, 40% for non-members. Artists will receive payment in a timely manner from the Brush Art Gallery and Studios. The Brush Art Gallery & Studios will be handling all sales and artist is responsible for providing correct contact information to the gallery for commission checks.
Please familiarize yourself with the brush artwork exhibit agreements before submitting.
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