I hope you all have been enjoying this holiday season! It has certainly been a special one for us.
In past posts, I've written about what it means to be an artist, to enter art festivals, markets, and starting my own art business. Well, here are two goals I'm setting for myself for the new year:
Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum's Nautical Arts Market
April 5th, 2014
In past posts, I've written about what it means to be an artist, to enter art festivals, markets, and starting my own art business. Well, here are two goals I'm setting for myself for the new year:
Lake Pontchartrain Basin Maritime Museum's Nautical Arts Market
April 5th, 2014
10:00 am- 4:00 pm
Deadline: February 28, 2014
The Maritime Museum is accepting applications from artists working in nautical/ maritime or historic craft themes for the ‘Nautical Arts Market’, a component of ‘Show and Tell’, a free event featuring art, a fishing equipment swap meet, a maritime creative writing contest and a ‘Fishing Tales Stage’ for storytellers to publically stretch the truth about ‘The One that Got Away’.
Selected artists will be showing and selling work ranging from paintings to sculpture to jewelry to handmade lace during the event.
¨The Maritime Museum Arts Market indoor spaces are 10’ x 10’.
¨Booth Rental fee is $50
¨Supplying tables, display fixtures, and/or walls are the responsibility of the artist or vendor.
¨$15 non-refundable application fee will be deducted from rental fee for all selected artists. Do not send booth rental fee until accepted into the Arts Market.
¨Selected artists will be notified via email by March 7, 2014
¨Selected artists and their works will be featured on our website, Facebook, newsletter and in all press related materials for ‘Show and Tell’.
¨Artists are responsible for all sales. LPBMM does not take commission.
And this event at the Pitot House next December. Hopefully, I don't make excuses and get myself out there this time! Both events are affordable to enter, so even if I only sell one piece, it will be worth it. Plus, maybe baby can even come sit with me at each event. Speaking of baby, check out my other blogging adventures here and here. Both let me continue to be creative while using a slightly different part of my brain.
Deadline: February 28, 2014
The Maritime Museum is accepting applications from artists working in nautical/ maritime or historic craft themes for the ‘Nautical Arts Market’, a component of ‘Show and Tell’, a free event featuring art, a fishing equipment swap meet, a maritime creative writing contest and a ‘Fishing Tales Stage’ for storytellers to publically stretch the truth about ‘The One that Got Away’.
Selected artists will be showing and selling work ranging from paintings to sculpture to jewelry to handmade lace during the event.
¨The Maritime Museum Arts Market indoor spaces are 10’ x 10’.
¨Booth Rental fee is $50
¨Supplying tables, display fixtures, and/or walls are the responsibility of the artist or vendor.
¨$15 non-refundable application fee will be deducted from rental fee for all selected artists. Do not send booth rental fee until accepted into the Arts Market.
¨Selected artists will be notified via email by March 7, 2014
¨Selected artists and their works will be featured on our website, Facebook, newsletter and in all press related materials for ‘Show and Tell’.
¨Artists are responsible for all sales. LPBMM does not take commission.
And this event at the Pitot House next December. Hopefully, I don't make excuses and get myself out there this time! Both events are affordable to enter, so even if I only sell one piece, it will be worth it. Plus, maybe baby can even come sit with me at each event. Speaking of baby, check out my other blogging adventures here and here. Both let me continue to be creative while using a slightly different part of my brain.
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