2024 Figurative Exhibition Registration
2024 Figurative Exhibition Registration
CALL FOR ENTRY
This is a juried exhibition.
Event dates: May 3 - June 1, 2024
Opening Reception: May 3rd, 5:00 - 7:00 pm
Intake of artwork: Sunday, April 28, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Artwork not selected must be picked up Wednesday, May 1st between 4:00 and 6:00 pm.
Pick Up of Unsold Work: Saturday, June 1, 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Size Restrictions/Number of Pieces: Artists are limited to three pieces for consideration. Each piece is limited in size to 30" x 30" including the frame. 3D work is limited to a footprint of 16" x 16".
Requirements: All 2D work must be firmly framed and ready to hang with sturdy wire before delivery. No sawtooth hangers or clips will be accepted. Gallery wrap canvases will be accepted, but exposed staples must not be shown.
Commission: 30% DCC/70% Artists. The Artist agrees that the 30% paid to the DCC is considered a donation. Electronic payments will be sent to the artist via USPS within two weeks of the exhibition closing. Massachusetts requires the artist to file sales tax on amounts over $600.
Figurative Art is the celebration of the human form. Your work must represent it in some way. Please use your imagination but keep the theme of representing the human form.
Members should select the payment option FREE -I am a 2024 Member!
Entry Fee: Free for Dartmouth Cultural Center Members
All others must pay the $35.00 entry fee.
Or become a member and take part in our call for art Member - Guest Invitational this July.
Member registration is available at https://www.dartmouthculturalcenterinc.org/join
If you register as an Artist Member you must go back to this page and select the Free - I am a 2024 Member payment option to register for the exhibition.
A label form for each piece submitted must be filled out at drop-off on Sunday, April 28, 1:00 - 3:00 pm.
Our Juror:
Stephen Remick - “I’m painting my back yard and the world beyond.”
I paint mostly landscapes and some abstracts. In the spring of 2020, I took a hard turn
from that and started painting portraits from selfies of healthcare workers around the
world who were in shock from dealing with COVID-19 patients.
Landscapes have worked their way back, along with veering off on tangents when they’ve stayed in my mind too long, needing to be realized, like a political painting or two. On top of that, I rediscovered plein air painting.
I hope to impart to the viewer empathy and understanding to whatever subject is on my canvas.
stephenremick.com