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Art Gallery Pure
Call for Artists - Art Contest Peacocks Exhibit
$30.00
Art Gallery Pure
Call for Artists - Art Contest Peacocks Exhibit
$30.00
Online Juried Visual Arts Competition
Deadline May 15, 2020
Entry Fee $30 Per Entry of Six Images
Open to all artists 18 years and older. All submitted work must have been created by the artist within the last 5 years. All visual art mediums (except video) are allowed. This exhibit is open to all forms of media: Acrylic, Oil, Water Color, Drawing, Charcoal, Printing, Photography, Fiber Arts, Sculpture, Encaustic, Ceramic, Mosaic and Mixed Media.
Artwork must include your interpretation of a PEACOCK.
Entry Deadline: May 15, 2020
Artist Notification: June 1, 2020
Submit Artwork to Art Gallery Pure at checkout. Entry Fee is $30 per person, with a maximum of 6 image uploads at checkout.
Share in Social Media #PEACOCKS #ARTGALLERYPURE for added exposure and contest recognition.
Exhibition: ArtGalleryPure.com with Social Promotion Promotion
Artists will be showcased on ArtGalleryInc.com for 12 months following juried exhibition. Artwork will be for sale online. Gallery retains 35% of sales. Client pays shipping. Artist agrees to ship to client within one week of notification of sale by Art Gallery Pure.
Awards
Best In Show $500
First Place - Second Place - Honorable Mention Showcased on Social Media
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