Articles
Get Ready for Your Show
October 2024, by Jayne Utter, Summerfair Cincinnati
When a director sends you information, especially if it is titled “Nine Important Things,” you should read all nine points. Some will be for your information; some will ask for information. There is…
What Should You Do Next?
October 2024, by By Sarah Moore, 4 Bridges Art Festival
After being accepted, confirm if you are participating. Check the deadline for booth payments and get the payment in before that date. Once you know you are participating, share the news with your…
Put Your Best Foot Forward
September 2024, by Seth Lewis, Arts Council Oklahoma City
Submitting images that vividly and succinctly portray your body of work is paramount. If you have two distinct bodies of work, consider creating two separate applications to ensure your submission…
Start With the Right Mindset
September 2024, by Kelly Weaver Rusk, Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair
When applying to events, the overarching principle is consideration. Exhibitors are salespeople who must be considerate to potential customers and clients. They should begin that practice when they…
Feature the Newest Work
September 2024, by Kathleen Hughes, SCOPE Events, LLC
Each event is different, so read and follow its requirements. For example, we limit the amount of giclées and require our jury process to be anonymous, so no names or faces should be in a booth…