I understand the importance of submitting good images for jury, in order to get in to shows.
My concern is giving "high Quality" copies.
This is not the booth shot. It is the work samples.
Jewelry, fabric, sculpture woodwork, metalwork etc are medium
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This is my first post and inquiry. I was so looking forward to doing this show at the Callanwolde Mansion in Atlanta, GA. I applied and was accepted by the jury. I went to pay my single booth fee (a
Has anyone done this show? I can not find any reviews on here or anywhere on google! This is going to be about a 5 hour drive for me and I wanted an idea of what it is like before I apply! Any input would be appreciated! Thanks!
Read more…I am taking the plunge and stepping outside my comfort zone into juried shows. I just did my first and it seems that is a better market for my wearable art fused glass jewelry.
I am looking to apply to a few more juried shows in Iowa. Has anyone done
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I am new to AFI, I'm a long time ceramic artist and have been having shows in my home gallery for 2 years. I tried a show, not juried, this past weekend and it was pretty dismal, people were looking but not buying, and the quality craft
Read more…While I am familiar with the Naperville Riverwalk show that happens in September, I hadn't heard of the Women's Club Fine Art Fair that occurs in June. Has anyone ever done this show and has anything to report? I'd be curious to hear about others e
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I've been doing shows now for about 3 years, and the jury process is still frustrating and confusing to me. And if that isn't a wide open subject for discussion, I don't know what is! But I have a particular iss
Read more…Newbies, before you spend a ton of money applying to shows and doing "dog" shows, remember, there is always next year. When in doubt, walk a show look at a show and then decide if you want to apply. The electronic application sites make is so easy to
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