PublicRadioArtSpace

WELCOME

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GoogleMap to location ( http://tinyurl.com/googlemap-to-artspace ).

The Public Radio ArtSpace at WMRA's Harrisonburg facility is
NOW showing (click for info):
...."Muses Musicians Mountains" INVITATIONAL SOLO of Todd Kenton Yoder
.... Possible artist gallery talk: TBA.
.... Show runs: Tue 17 Jan 2012 - Thr 22 Mar 2012..

The next exhibit will be:
.... Joan Ranzini + Fran Fevrier.
....
....

Call to Artists.

The ArtSpace is usually open to public visits 9-5 weekdays. The site does not admit guests during: weekends, national holidays, James Madison University holidays, or JMU weather closures. Motorists without JMU parking permits should use the marked visitor parking spaces (the long row of spaces close to the CVS store). Art tour visitors must report at the front desk or to the nearest available staff-person. Photography other than by news media or by artist-authorized people is not permitted. The art tour area only includes the main hallways; unauthorized entry to rooms is not permitted. WMRA is an active broadcast site; never touch doors near lit red lights.

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Form for INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS

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Copy and paste the form into an email message with your digital photos.
Email it to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com)

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Public Radio ArtSpace application form for INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS.
(Not the right form? Try Schools or Galleries/Businesses/Co-Ops/Artist Groups.)

Artist Name:__

Artist Website/s:__

Contact Email/s:__

Contact Phone/s:__

Contact Mail Address:__

Are you a full-time student? __

Number of years as an adult artist: __

Artwork Medium (painting, sculpture, mixed, drawing, etc) : __

Notes on artwork
A) Artwork may be for sale, but venue shall have no involvement in sales. Sales, if any, shall be worked out privately between the prospective buyer/s and you. If you would normally collect taxes from artwork sales it is your responsibility to coordinate the matter with the buyer/s; again, the venue shall not get involved with sales. Notify the venue of any sales so that sold item/s may be duly marked. Sold item/s should remain on-site until the end of the exhibit.
B) Artwork shall not be labeled individually but rather may be numbered if desired; if so, please email at least two days before the exhibit a NUMBERED one-page list of names, titles, and prices with your sales contact info which the venue may photocopy and leave in a stack for visitors (and NUMBER your artworks’ reverse sides).
C) All two-dimensional creations on paper intended for exhibit must arrive framed (affordable frames are available at Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart, Big Lots, and elsewhere) and ready to nail-hang.
D) Canvases and certain wall-pieces may be shown unframed if securely wired to nail-hang.
E) All three-dimensional pieces, (unless large, self-supporting, and stable) must be provided with sufficient stable display stands.
F) Photos submitted and/or taken on-site may be used for publicity and/or archive use by the venue.
G) Venue expects all artwork including items sold to remain on-site for the duration of the exhibit; contact the venue ahead of time to coordinate any temporary removal for any purpose ---a suitable replacement of similar size must be provided.
H) Subject matter must be appropriate for public display in an office setting; venue reserves the right to remove any or all items from exhibit at any time.
I) Exhibit is at one’s “own risk”; venue assumes no responsibility (financial or otherwise) for expenses of transport, or display, or for loss or damage or theft or any other reason.
J) Projects shall be delivered with minimal unpacking by venue necessary; items should arrive unwrapped and unboxed or should be unwrapped by the delivery person upon arrival and stacked safely in the front lobby staging area; items left in boxes etc should be only minimally-wrapped; wrappers/boxes should be removed by the delivery person or shall be stored on-site until the exhibit’s end.
K) At exhibit’s end, the venue shall stack but not wrap/box projects in the front lobby staging area for your removal.
L) Venue may (but is not obligated to) advertise the exhibit on-air and elsewhere at no charge to the artist.
M) Items to be exhibited must be original creations of the artist; no mass-production or “buy-sell” items.
N) Venue reserves the right to group this proposed exhibit with others to exhibit concurrently.
O) There are no application fees or entry fees; being a member or underwriter has no bearing on artwork judging; expenses of artist travel and of artwork transport are the artist’s responsibility.
P) At this time, exhibits are possible only at the facility in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Q) Your primary venue-contact should be by email: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).

Do you understand and agree to notes A through Q above? __

Rough estimate of feet of wall space the artwork you hope to exhibit could fill (in feet please, not inches): __

Blurb explaining very briefly anything special about your exhibit history, your artwork, your techniques, or anything helpful for exhibit publicity: __

Notes (anything else the venue ought to know, mention it here) : __

Attach to this email at least ten relevant sample jpg photos. Attach as many additional photos as you feel you need to convey your intent. Size, dpi, etc are up to you.

Optional but not required: attach documents which could be helpful (artist’s statement, exhibit history and/or artist resume, press list); however please be aware that one’s artwork (not one’s credentials) determine selection.

When complete, email your submission to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).
Judging may take weeks. If not selected, feel free to reapply later.

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End of form.

Form for GALLERIES/BUSINESSES/CO-OPS/ARTIST GROUPS

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Copy and paste the form into an email message with your digital photos.
Email it to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com)

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Public Radio ArtSpace application form for GALLERIES / BUSINESSES / CO-OPS / ARTIST GROUPS.
(Not the right form? Try Schools or Individuals.)

Entity Name:__

Entity Website/s:__

Entity Curator/s Name/s (and/or Person Selecting the Projects to Exhibit): __

Exhibit Contact Person Name: __

Exhibit Contact Person Email/s:__

Exhibit Contact Person Phone/s:__

Exhibit Contact Person Mail Address:__

Notes on artwork
A) Artwork may be for sale, but venue shall have no involvement in sales. Sales, if any, shall be worked out between the prospective buyer and your group (or the individual artist). If your group would normally collect taxes or a commission/percentage from artwork sales it is your group’s responsibility to coordinate the matter with the artist/s; again, the venue shall not get involved with sales. Notify the venue of any sales so that sold items may be duly marked. Sold items should remain on-site until the end of the exhibit.
B) Artwork shall not be labeled individually but rather may be numbered if desired; if so, please email at least two days before the exhibit a NUMBERED one-page list of names, titles, and prices with sales contact info which the venue may photocopy and leave in a stack for visitors (and NUMBER the artwork’s reverse side).
C) All artworks on paper intended for exhibit must arrive framed (affordable frames are available at Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart, Big Lots, and elsewhere) and ready to nail-hang.
D) Canvases and certain wall-pieces may be shown unframed if securely wired to nail-hang.
E) All three-dimensional pieces, (unless large, self-supporting, and stable) must be provided with sufficient stable display stands.
F) Photos submitted and/or taken on-site may be used for publicity and/or archive use by the venue.
G) Venue expects all items including items sold to remain on-site for the duration of the exhibit; contact the venue ahead of time to coordinate any temporary removal for any purpose ---a suitable replacement of similar size must be provided.
H) Subject matter must be appropriate for public display in an office setting; venue reserves the right to remove any or all items from exhibit at any time.
I) Exhibit is at one’s “own risk”; venue assumes no responsibility (financial or otherwise) for expenses of transport, or for loss or damage or theft or any other reason.
J) Projects shall be delivered with minimal unpacking by venue necessary; items should arrive unwrapped and unboxed or should be unwrapped by the delivery person upon arrival and stacked safely in the front lobby staging area; items left in boxes etc should be only minimally-wrapped; wrappers/boxes should be removed by the delivery person or shall be stored on-site until the exhibit’s end.
K) At exhibit’s end, the venue shall stack but not wrap/box projects in the front lobby staging area for your removal.
L) Venue may (but is not obligated to advertise) the exhibit on-air and elsewhere.
M) Items to be exhibited must be original creations of artists; no mass-production or “buy-sell” items.
N) Venue reserves the right to group this proposed exhibit with others to exhibit concurrently.
O) There are no application fees or entry fees; being a member or underwriter has no bearing on artwork judging; expenses of artist travel and of artwork transport are the artist’s responsibility.
P) At this time, exhibits are possible only at the facility in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Q) Your primary venue-contact should be by email: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).

Do you yourself and as representative of your artists understand and agree to notes A through Q above? __

Rough estimate of feet of wall space the artwork you hope to exhibit could fill (in feet please, not inches): __

(Optional) Notes (anything the venue ought to know) : __

Attach to this email at least ten relevant sample jpg photos. Attach as many additional photos as you feel you need to convey your intent. Size, dpi, etc are up to you.

Optional but not required: attach documents which could be helpful if you wish (artists’ statements, exhibit histories and/or artist resumes, press lists); however please be aware that one’s artwork (not one’s credentials) determine selection.

When complete, email your submission to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).
Judging may take weeks; scheduling may take additional time. If not selected, feel free to reapply later.

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End of form.

Form for SCHOOLS

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Copy and paste the form into an email message with your digital photos.
Email it to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com)

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Public Radio ArtSpace application form for SCHOOLS.
(Not the right form? Try Individuals or Galleries/Businesses/Co-Ops/Artist Groups.)

School Name:__

School Website/s:__

Art Teacher/s Name/s (and/or Person Selecting the Projects to Exhibit): __

Exhibit Contact Person Name: __

Exhibit Contact Person Email/s:__

Exhibit Contact Person Phone/s:__

Exhibit Contact Person Mail Address:__

Age or Grade Range of Students: __

Notes on student projects
A) The maximum number of pieces to be shown by one school at one time is 30 (fewer is fine).
B) Student projects will not be name-labeled individually (it is expected that most projects would already be clearly signed on the front); if name-recognition is desired, please email at least two days before the exhibit a one-page list of names and grades/ages which the venue may photocopy and leave in a stack for visitors.
C) All projects on paper intended for exhibit must arrive framed (affordable frames are available at Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart, Big Lots, and elsewhere) and ready to nail-hang (simply gluing projects to paper is not acceptable).
D) Canvases and certain wall-pieces may be shown unframed if securely wired to nail-hang.
E) All three-dimensional pieces, (unless large, self-supporting, and stable) must be provided with sufficient stable display stands.
F) Photos submitted and/or taken on-site may be used for publicity and/or archive use by the venue.
G) Venue expects all items to remain on-site for the duration of the exhibit; contact the venue ahead of time to coordinate any temporary removal for portfolio reviews, etc ---a suitable replacement of similar size must be provided.
H) Subject matter must be appropriate for public display in an office setting; venue reserves the right to remove any or all items from exhibit at any time.
I) Exhibit is at one’s “own risk”; venue assumes no responsibility (financial or otherwise) for expenses of transport, of display, or for loss or damage or theft or any other reason.
J) Projects shall be delivered with minimal unpacking by venue necessary; items should arrive unwrapped and unboxed or should be unwrapped by the delivery person upon arrival and stacked safely in the front lobby staging area; items left in boxes etc should be only minimally-wrapped; wrappers/boxes should be removed by the delivery person or shall be stored on-site until the exhibit’s end.
K) At exhibit’s end, the venue shall stack but not wrap/box projects in the front lobby staging area.
L) Venue may (but is not obligated to) advertise the exhibit on-air and elsewhere at no charge to the exhibitors.
M) Venue reserves the right to group this proposed exhibit with others to exhibit concurrently.
N) There are no application fees or entry fees; being a member or underwriter has no bearing on artwork judging; expenses of exhibitor travel and of art-project transport are the exhibitor’s responsibility.
O) At this time, exhibits are possible only at the facility in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
P) Your primary venue-contact should be by email: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).

Do you yourself and as representative of the students understand and agree to notes A through P above? __

Rough estimate of feet of wall space the artwork you hope to exhibit could fill (in feet please, not inches): __

(Optional) Notes (anything the venue ought to know) : __

Attach to this email at least ten relevant sample jpg photos. Attach as many additional photos as you feel you need to convey your intent. Size, dpi, etc are up to you.

When complete, email your submission to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).
Judging may take weeks; scheduling may take additional time. If not selected, feel free to reapply later.

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End of form.

SUBMISSIONS

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First :
Read and understand the general terms and conditions below;
submitting material constitutes full agreement with them.

Next :
Read over the appropriate form (links below) to understand what’s expected.
Forms differ slightly for individual artists, for schools, and for galleries/businesses/co-ops/artist groups.

Finally :
Copy and paste the appropriate form into an email message with your digital photos.
Email it to: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com)
Of course substituting @ for (at) and .com for (dot com) above (web-publishing complete email addresses attracts spam-bots).

General terms and conditions.

1) At this time, exhibits are possible only at the facility in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
2) There are no application fees or exhibit fees; being a member or an underwriter does not assure or exclude participation in exhibits.
3) The artspace is an unofficial side-activity “at” (not “of”) the venue; artspace-related decisions and actions including but not limited to artwork judging and scheduling do not reflect the staff, the station, the host-university, the state, or any other entity.
4) The artspace is present as a public service of the venue; there is no obligation for the venue to exhibit anything.
5) The artspace’s focus is original artwork by adult artists; exhibits by students or by co-ops or schools are limited and are likely to be grouped if approved.
6) Exhibit is at one’s “own risk”; venue assumes no responsibility (financial or otherwise) for expenses of transport, or display, or for loss or damage or theft or any other reason.
7) The venue may (but is not required to) provide an opening reception at no expense to the artist/s; artist-travel expenses are not the venue’s responsibility.
8) Video, graffiti, wall-marking installations, and performance projects are not currently eligible.
9) Schoolgroups, elected officials, and community volunteers are among those visiting the venue; artwork subject matter must be appropriate for public display in an office setting --nudity, hate speech, and other potentially-problematic subject matter is likely to be rejected.
10) Unless otherwise pre-arranged , the venue not the artist/s will hang the exhibit; however, installation projects if approved are opposite: unless pre-arranged otherwise, installations will be installed by artist/s not by the venue.
11) The primary artspace-related venue-contact should be by email: PublicRadioArtSpace(at)Gmail(dot com).
12) Additional terms/conditions/notes will be listed on the application form.
13) Applying to exhibit constitutes agreement in full with all terms/conditions/notes.

If understood and agreed, proceed to your appropriate form:
For INDIVIDUALS,
or
For SCHOOLS,
or
For GALLERIES / BUSINESSES / CO-OPS / ARTIST GROUPS.

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