Winter Art Market Application & Exhibitor Guidelines
Winter Art Market, November 14 (10 am - 5 pm) & November 15 (11 - 5 pm)
Location: Seneca Iroquois National Museum at the Onõhsagwë: De’ Cultural Center, Salamanca, NY
About the Winter Art Market
Produced by the Tri-County Arts Council in partnership with the Seneca Iroquois National Museum at the Onõhsagwë: De’ Cultural Center. The Winter Art Market is a two-day juried art exhibition and sale dedicated to excellence in visual arts and handcrafted goods as well as enhancing and promoting the visual arts and the talented artists and artisans in the area.
Location: Seneca Iroquois National Museum at the Onõhsagwë: De’ Cultural Center, Salamanca, NY
About the Winter Art Market
Produced by the Tri-County Arts Council in partnership with the Seneca Iroquois National Museum at the Onõhsagwë: De’ Cultural Center. The Winter Art Market is a two-day juried art exhibition and sale dedicated to excellence in visual arts and handcrafted goods as well as enhancing and promoting the visual arts and the talented artists and artisans in the area.
BOOTH FEE PAYMENT
Click on the button below and then go through the online credit card payment process.
Exhibitor Guidelines
Set Up will be on November 13th From 8AM-8PM
Booth Space
All Winter Art Market exhibitors will be required to provide their own display tables, racks, etc (a limited number of racks are available from Tri-County Arts). Wire display racks should have covers or backings so that the backs of hung artworks are not visible. Limited tables are available but must be requested prior to the event. Locations in the museum will be assigned by Tri-County Arts Council staff. The use of the designated booth space is restricted to the artist to whom it is assigned. One space ( approx. 8’x8’') is allotted per artist although two artists who collaborate may apply as an exhibiting team and occupy one space. An artist may have a representative if he or she is not available to be on site.
Refund Policy
Submission of the application is a commitment to participate in the Winter Art Market. In the event of emergency and at the discretion of the event committee, an alternate exhibitor may be assigned to the booth space and a refund granted to the original artist.
Policies/Eligibility
Booth Space
All Winter Art Market exhibitors will be required to provide their own display tables, racks, etc (a limited number of racks are available from Tri-County Arts). Wire display racks should have covers or backings so that the backs of hung artworks are not visible. Limited tables are available but must be requested prior to the event. Locations in the museum will be assigned by Tri-County Arts Council staff. The use of the designated booth space is restricted to the artist to whom it is assigned. One space ( approx. 8’x8’') is allotted per artist although two artists who collaborate may apply as an exhibiting team and occupy one space. An artist may have a representative if he or she is not available to be on site.
Refund Policy
Submission of the application is a commitment to participate in the Winter Art Market. In the event of emergency and at the discretion of the event committee, an alternate exhibitor may be assigned to the booth space and a refund granted to the original artist.
Policies/Eligibility
- All work must be original and executed by the accepted artist. Work produced with commercial kits, molds, patterns, plans, prefabricated forms, or commercial methods is not eligible. T-shirts, commercial clothing, and reproductions are not eligible. By signing/initialing this application, you affirm to hands-on involvement in the creation and execution of each piece of work that is exhibited.
- Exhibited work must be consistent with the images submitted by the artist and will follow event guidelines. Tri-County Arts retains the right to remove any work from exhibition.
- High quality limited edition prints are acceptable, preferably signed, and numbered by the artist.
- Prints of photographs made from the artist’s original negative must be limited to an edition of no more than 250 from one image (negative) inclusive of all sizes, must be hand processed, signed and numbered by the artist.
- Ceramic works must be handmade by the artist. If multiple pieces of the same design are displayed each must be signed.
- Only artists who have been accepted in the jewelry category are permitted to display and sell jewelry.
- Paintings, graphics, prints, and photographs must be appropriately framed or matted, and must be displayed in a suitable portfolio or stand.
- Only the work of the artist may be displayed or sold.
- All artists must have valid NYS sales tax certificate and it must be on display at all times. No exceptions.
