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WOODINVILLE ARTS ALLIANCEPresents2017 POP UP ART SHOW/Wine & Art Walk @ Molbak’sSaturday & Sunday, October 21st & 22nd Juried by members of the Woodinville Arts AllianceThis Fall, Woodinville Arts Alliance presents a juried art show to be on display at Molbak’s. We’d like you to join us! Feel free contact via email popupartshow@ with questions or comments.ELIGIBILITY:Each artist may submit up to 3 pieces (fees on next page) created within 2 years of the show date.All works must be original and for sale with your name, title and price on the back.Size requirements, framing included – from 154 square inches up to 1296 square inches.Matted work must have glass or plexiglass covering.Work must be ready to hang with wire (No glass clips, easel-backs or sawtooth hangers).-78105263525Final acceptance of each piece for the show is at the discretion of the jurors. Woodinville Arts Alliance retains a 30% commission on the sales of original art. Payment for consignment sales to artists will happen within 2 weeks of the festival. Woodinville Arts Alliance handles all work with care, but is not liable for any loss or damage.00Final acceptance of each piece for the show is at the discretion of the jurors. Woodinville Arts Alliance retains a 30% commission on the sales of original art. Payment for consignment sales to artists will happen within 2 weeks of the festival. Woodinville Arts Alliance handles all work with care, but is not liable for any loss or damage.WOODINVILLE ARTS ALLIANCE WILL:Create an electronic announcement and post on social media.Send press releases to local media.Transport and hang the art.Create wall tags from lists provided by artists.Handle sales and artist payments.Distribute cash prizes and awards to winners of the juried show (listed below; possible additions to come later).IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES:Due by Oct. 13thSend jpeg images, mail or call in payment.Please send medium- to high-quality jpeg images with tag form to popupartshow@ for jury consideration. Include “2017 juried show - images” in your subject line.Mail payment to: Woodinville Arts Alliance, 13110 NE 177th Pl #450, Woodinville, WA 98072Phone payment to: Torrey Edwards 206.617.9509Website Payment: woodinvilleartsalliance/eventsOct. 16thArtists will be notified of selection.We will email artists and inform them whether their work has been selected for the show.Oct. 18: 2-7pmOct. 19&20: 11am-7pmDeliver art to: MoltenWorks12810 NE 178th St #103, Woodinville, WA 98072Deliver all paintings with the list of titles and prices. If you mail or ship your pieces, and you wish us to ship them back, please include a check made out to Woodinville Arts Alliance for return shipping costs. Include postage and any insurance you wish to add.IMPORTANT: You MUST provide a list of the pieces you are submitting on an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Include your name, address and phone number, the title of the piece, the medium and price. The same information MUST be attached to or written on the back of each piece of art: Title / Medium / Artist Name / Price.Oct 21-22On displayMolbaks in Woodinville- Wine & Art walk is from 4:00-7:00 on Saturday 21stOct. 25 : 2-7pmOct. 26 & 27: 11am-7pmPick up artworkPick up art at: MoltenWorks12810 NE 178th St #103, Woodinville, WA 98072Paintings, Drawings, Etc.Includes paintings, drawings, collages, scratch boards, prints, mixed media, textiles, etc. Giclee prints will not be accepted. Gallery-wrap canvas must be at least 1” deep, have edges finished (painted) and dry. Canvas less than 1” deep must be framed.Sculpture/ 3D ArtMay be created in any medium: metal, ceramic, glass, wood, paper, mixed, etc. If entries exceed 75 pounds, the artist must provide proper pedestals. Any applied paint must be dry. Small items should be brought in a case for their protection. No onsite assembly is allowed.Photography & Digital ArtMay be black & white, monochrome, or colored and can be printed on any medium. The image must be made by the entrant on photographic emulsion or captured digitally. All elements must be original and may not incorporate elements produced by anyone else.Please identify the source (film or digital) and any computer programs used to make significant alterations to the image.Fees$25 for one artwork, piece, or image entry, $30 for two entries, and $35 for three entries. $10 Discount for WAA members.Artwork GuidelinesWet paintings or damaged frames will not be accepted. Artwork must be dry, framed, and ready for hanging. No exposed glass edges, clip frames, damaged mats, or overcuts. All work must be wired to hang.Priced to SellAll entries must be priced to sell and must remain on display for the duration of the festival.LiabilityWoodinville Arts Alliance takes reasonable precautions to prevent loss or damage to the artworks, but the entrant must assume liability in the event of loss.Awards!Woodinville Arts Alliance1st Place $2502nd Place $1503rd Place $100-245745170815JurorsMelissa Jander - An award-winning professional artist with over 20 years’ experience in commercial and fine art. She is currently represented by The Scott Milo Gallery, and Fairweather Gallery. Art associations include Women Artists of the West, American Impressionist Society, Plein Aire Washington Artists and Woodinville Arts Alliance. She has been selected as the Skagit Valley 2018 Tulip Festival poster artist.Nicole Stremlow Monahan- Today, after over 20 years experience in Architecture, Illustration, and Fine Art, award winning artist Nicole Stremlow Monahan works with clients worldwide through Illustration and Art Education. She loves to combine flowing lines and composition with beautiful color to bring emotion and character out for the viewer to experience.?Chardel Blaine- Expect the unexpected. Maybe goats can fly. Lagniappe and Boudreaux, two Nigerian Dwarf Goat kids, came to live with our Woodinville family in 2001 to inspire Flying Goat Studio where fiber, metal, gemstones and beads collide, bounce and blend. My art explores how old and new materials can surprise with forms that ask to be touched. With needle and thread, I weave fibers, beads and semi-precious gemstones to create sculptural and embellished art quilts and jewelry.Janelle Loewen- She has been drawing and painting since childhood. Her formal training was in creative arts at Portland State University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts from University of Washington in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior. She enjoys taking art classes and workshops to continually learn new skills and techniques, but believes she learns most by spending time in the studio every day. 00JurorsMelissa Jander - An award-winning professional artist with over 20 years’ experience in commercial and fine art. She is currently represented by The Scott Milo Gallery, and Fairweather Gallery. Art associations include Women Artists of the West, American Impressionist Society, Plein Aire Washington Artists and Woodinville Arts Alliance. She has been selected as the Skagit Valley 2018 Tulip Festival poster artist.Nicole Stremlow Monahan- Today, after over 20 years experience in Architecture, Illustration, and Fine Art, award winning artist Nicole Stremlow Monahan works with clients worldwide through Illustration and Art Education. She loves to combine flowing lines and composition with beautiful color to bring emotion and character out for the viewer to experience.?Chardel Blaine- Expect the unexpected. Maybe goats can fly. Lagniappe and Boudreaux, two Nigerian Dwarf Goat kids, came to live with our Woodinville family in 2001 to inspire Flying Goat Studio where fiber, metal, gemstones and beads collide, bounce and blend. My art explores how old and new materials can surprise with forms that ask to be touched. With needle and thread, I weave fibers, beads and semi-precious gemstones to create sculptural and embellished art quilts and jewelry.Janelle Loewen- She has been drawing and painting since childhood. Her formal training was in creative arts at Portland State University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts from University of Washington in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior. She enjoys taking art classes and workshops to continually learn new skills and techniques, but believes she learns most by spending time in the studio every day. ................
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