ZAPP and the Saint Louis Art Fair are offering artists an opportunity to have their images critiqued through a Mock Jury. Whether you are new to the digital application process or looking to improve your jury submissions, all artists are welcome to attend and learn!
Need not be present to participate in the Mock Jury.
The jurors comments will be emailed to you.
Here’s how it works:
1) Create a FREE user account or login online at www.zapplication.org.
2) Upload your artist images and complete the application.
3) The first 150 artists to submit an application will be accepted to participate.
4) One application per artist per medium.
5) The cost is $10.
6) Application deadline is Wednesday, January 6, 2016.
7) The Mock Jury will take place on Saturday, January 23, 2016 - Grey Eagle Distributors - 2340 Millpark Drive, Maryland Heights, MO 63043
8) Jurors will speak openly about submitted artist images.
9) Everyone is welcome to join us in person to experience the mock jury. More information will be sent at later date.
10) For those applicants not able to join us in person the jurors comments will be emailed to you.
Comments
Thank you for the quick reply.
I'm asking about allowing two applications from each artist. Considering that there are only 150 slots available, the mock jury would serve more artists if they only looked at one application per artist. That allows 150 artists, not just 150 applications.
I am not applying to the mock jury. But I'm curious why the event allows TWO applications per artist when there are so few slots available in relation to the number of artists who actually do apply to Saint Louis Art Fair and elsewhere in the art fair biz? I seem to remember you talking about the number of applications Saint Louis Art Fair gets and that the number of artists making two applications is generally low, anyway. SO maybe my question is stupid.
It is listed under "Mock Jury presented by ZAPP and the Saint Louis Art Fair".