Seminole Cultural Arts Council tries to maintain a list of Call to Artists (of all varieties) focusing on Seminole County and central Florida. If your organization would like your call to artists posted, please email us complete details for review.
THE ART OF HEALING GALLERY AT ADVENTHEALTH ALTAMONTECALL TO ARTISTS
Note: Includes COVID 19 Protocols
Theme: PEACEFUL PLACE
Call to Artists & submission of art: Wednesday, February 22 - NOON Friday, March 17
Final Selection of art: On or about March 17
Delivery of art to concierge by appointment only: 9 - 11am, Monday - Thursday, March 20 - 23
Exhibit dates: March 27 - June 16
The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) partners with AdventHealth Altamonte to offer an Art in Public Places program in Seminole County, exploring healing and connection through art.
Artworks must be wired and ready to hang. That is the responsibility of the artist, and any work selected by the jury which is not wired and ready to hang will not be accepted upon delivery, and will automatically be eliminated from the exhibit.
A maximum of six (6) jpeg images of 2D artworks (wired and ready to hang) may be submitted by Florida artists via email to info@seminoleculturalarts.org. The artist's address and phone number are necessary. Size restrictions per the Fire Marshall are 2" depth, 36" height, and 36" width.
We require the title, the medium, the size, and the sale price for each. The title given in the body of the email must match the title on the attached jpeg image (do not use image numbers instead of actual titles.)
The AdventHealth Altamonte panel will then choose pieces by jury process, and the physical artworks selected by the panel will thereafter be displayed in the Art of Healing Gallery on the first floor of AdventHealth Altamonte. All art must be for sale, with the artist receiving 75% of the sale and 25% to the hospital’s charitable arm. THERE WILL NOT BE AN OPEN HOUSE RECEPTION DUE TO ONGOING COVID RESTRICTIONS.
After selection of art has been finalized, SCAC will notify all artists who submitted images. Artist release forms will be provided which the selected artists must submit electronically to the hospital concierge before their artworks (wired and ready to hang) may be delivered, by appointment only. The health and protection of artists and hospital staff will be the priority, and the following safety protocols are not negotiable:
Selected artists must email the artist release paperwork to: alt.retailconcierge@adventhealth.com, and then telephone the concierge at 407-303-5395 to make an appointment for delivery. Drop-off times by appointment only will be 9:00-11:00 am, March 20-23. There can be no flexibility in this process. If the concierge has not first received the completed paperwork electronically, the artwork will not be accepted, and it will not be accepted without a scheduled appointment.
Once the paperwork has been received by the concierge, and the artist is assigned a drop-off appointment by phone, the artwork must be placed in a sealed bag, or packaged in some way with the artist’s name and the title of each piece clearly labeled on the outside of the bag. It will not be accepted if the artwork is not sealed and labeled. Artists dropping off selected artwork will be required to go through the standard hospital screening process at the entrance, to include mandatory mask, hand sanitizing, and temperature screening. Artists must proceed directly to the concierge office without detouring to other departments within the hospital building, and artwork which is wired and ready to hang will be placed in the art cabinet by the concierge.
Note: Includes COVID 19 Protocols
Theme: PEACEFUL PLACE
Call to Artists & submission of art: Wednesday, February 22 - NOON Friday, March 17
Final Selection of art: On or about March 17
Delivery of art to concierge by appointment only: 9 - 11am, Monday - Thursday, March 20 - 23
Exhibit dates: March 27 - June 16
The Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) partners with AdventHealth Altamonte to offer an Art in Public Places program in Seminole County, exploring healing and connection through art.
Artworks must be wired and ready to hang. That is the responsibility of the artist, and any work selected by the jury which is not wired and ready to hang will not be accepted upon delivery, and will automatically be eliminated from the exhibit.
A maximum of six (6) jpeg images of 2D artworks (wired and ready to hang) may be submitted by Florida artists via email to info@seminoleculturalarts.org. The artist's address and phone number are necessary. Size restrictions per the Fire Marshall are 2" depth, 36" height, and 36" width.
We require the title, the medium, the size, and the sale price for each. The title given in the body of the email must match the title on the attached jpeg image (do not use image numbers instead of actual titles.)
The AdventHealth Altamonte panel will then choose pieces by jury process, and the physical artworks selected by the panel will thereafter be displayed in the Art of Healing Gallery on the first floor of AdventHealth Altamonte. All art must be for sale, with the artist receiving 75% of the sale and 25% to the hospital’s charitable arm. THERE WILL NOT BE AN OPEN HOUSE RECEPTION DUE TO ONGOING COVID RESTRICTIONS.
After selection of art has been finalized, SCAC will notify all artists who submitted images. Artist release forms will be provided which the selected artists must submit electronically to the hospital concierge before their artworks (wired and ready to hang) may be delivered, by appointment only. The health and protection of artists and hospital staff will be the priority, and the following safety protocols are not negotiable:
Selected artists must email the artist release paperwork to: alt.retailconcierge@adventhealth.com, and then telephone the concierge at 407-303-5395 to make an appointment for delivery. Drop-off times by appointment only will be 9:00-11:00 am, March 20-23. There can be no flexibility in this process. If the concierge has not first received the completed paperwork electronically, the artwork will not be accepted, and it will not be accepted without a scheduled appointment.
Once the paperwork has been received by the concierge, and the artist is assigned a drop-off appointment by phone, the artwork must be placed in a sealed bag, or packaged in some way with the artist’s name and the title of each piece clearly labeled on the outside of the bag. It will not be accepted if the artwork is not sealed and labeled. Artists dropping off selected artwork will be required to go through the standard hospital screening process at the entrance, to include mandatory mask, hand sanitizing, and temperature screening. Artists must proceed directly to the concierge office without detouring to other departments within the hospital building, and artwork which is wired and ready to hang will be placed in the art cabinet by the concierge.
If you are an artist specializing in or have experience with art featuring the natural environment:
The UF/IFAS Master Gardeners of Seminole County are currently planning their 12th annual Gardening Expo, to be held on February 25, 2023, at the Seminole County UF/IFAS Extension building off US Hwy 17-92 in Sanford. It will be a free event to all. The nearby Museum of Seminole County History also will participate. The Expo will feature guest speakers well-known in the field of gardening and the natural environment; areas for smaller presentations and workshops; representatives of local natural resources and environmental agencies; in-ground gardens; plant and garden supply vendors; an activity area for children; food vendors and more.
This year, they are offering space to a local artist who specializes in artwork featuring native plants, animals, and/or other aspects of our natural environment. There would be no charge to the artist.
If you are interested in applying for this unique exhibit opportunity, please email me at info@seminoleculturalarts.org. DO NOT CONTACT UF/IFAS DIRECTLY. You may include a sample of six (6) jpeg attachments of your artwork in this area.
The UF/IFAS Master Gardeners of Seminole County are currently planning their 12th annual Gardening Expo, to be held on February 25, 2023, at the Seminole County UF/IFAS Extension building off US Hwy 17-92 in Sanford. It will be a free event to all. The nearby Museum of Seminole County History also will participate. The Expo will feature guest speakers well-known in the field of gardening and the natural environment; areas for smaller presentations and workshops; representatives of local natural resources and environmental agencies; in-ground gardens; plant and garden supply vendors; an activity area for children; food vendors and more.
This year, they are offering space to a local artist who specializes in artwork featuring native plants, animals, and/or other aspects of our natural environment. There would be no charge to the artist.
If you are interested in applying for this unique exhibit opportunity, please email me at info@seminoleculturalarts.org. DO NOT CONTACT UF/IFAS DIRECTLY. You may include a sample of six (6) jpeg attachments of your artwork in this area.
The Orlando Magic offers some opportunities for the arts community in Orlando. For the second year now, we are hosting a Poster Series sponsored by Mtn Dew, in which local artists design a custom poster for specific game nights to be sold at the Team Shop with proceeds benefitting the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation (OMYF). We have 20 games this season in which we’ll be selling a different poster each game. We’d like to have a different artist design each poster. Artists are able to apply if they are interested. More information can be found at www.orlandomagic.com/mtndew
APPLICATIONS THROUGH ZAPP
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EVENT INFORMATION
Celebrating its 30th year, The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand, presented in cooperation with the Museum of Art - DeLand and MainStreet DeLand Association, is an exciting, juried fine art show. The main street of the historic preservation district of downtown DeLand provides a charming backdrop for this annual festival which is dedicated to those who create as well as those who appreciate and collect art.
We are an inclusive artist-focused Festival. We extend a warm and heartfelt welcome back to repeat artists and an invitation to new, first time, and culturally diverse exhibiting artists.
Over $60,000 available in Judges' awards (including $4,000 Best of Show) and Patron/Collector purchase awards. Fine art exhibits presented by our juried artists, great music, and youth activities draw a crowd of more than 55,000 patrons over the two day festival.
GENERAL INFORMATION
2023 Calendar:
August 7, 2023 - DEADLINE to apply
August 14, 2023 - Jury starts
August 18, 2023 - Jury ends
August 25, 2023 -NOTIFICATION of jury results
September 15, 2023 - ACCEPT Invitation and Purchase Deadline
October 13, 2023 - Welcome packet & booth assignment sent
November 18, 2023 - Artist check-in and set-up 6 am - 10 am. Show Hours 10 am - 5 pm
November 18, 2023 - Artist Appreciation & Awards Event (includes dinner) 5:30 - 7 pm
November 19, 2023 - Show Hours 10 am - 4 pm
Note: revised Sunday hours from previous years.
One hour earlier closing assists break-down and driving home
Media Categories:
• Ceramics: This category includes all original clay and porcelain work, other than jewelry. No machine-made or mass produced work is permitted. Each piece must be signed.
• Digital Art: This category includes any original work for which the original image or the artistic manipulation of an appropriated source material is executed by the artist using a computer. Work in this category must be limited editions, signed and numbered on archival quality materials. Photographs taken through a digital camera should apply in the PHOTOGRAPHY category.
• Drawing: This category includes works created using such dry media as chalk, charcoal, pastels, pencils and wax crayon or from the fluid medium of inks and washes applied by pen or brush.
• Fiber: This category includes all work crafted from fibers including basketry, weaving, leatherwork, and paper making. No machine tooling, machine-screened patterns, or other forms of mass productions are permitted. No factory-produced wearable items, regardless of additional modifications or enhancements by the artist, may be exhibited.
• Glass: This category includes original work created in glass by the artist. Pressed glass and mass production are not permitted.
• Jewelry: This category includes all jewelry, whether the work is produced from metal, glass, clay, fiber, paper, plastic or other materials. No buy sell, commercial casts or mass produced by another manufacturer, molds, or production studio work allowed.
• Metalwork: This category includes all non-sculptural, non-jewelry works crafted from metal. No production studio work is allowed.
• Mixed Media: This category includes both 2D and 3D works that incorporates more than one type of physical material to produce. Jewelry is not considered mixed-media; jewelry must apply in the JEWELRY category. Photography is not considered mixed-media; photography must apply in the PHOTOGRAPHY category.
• Painting: This category includes works created using such materials as oils, acrylics and watercolor. Reproductions are allowed; however, they must be signed and limited editions. Please see #12 under Rules / Regulations for reproduction guidelines.
• Photography: This category includes photographic prints made from the artist's original image (film or digital) which have been processed by the artist or under their direct supervision. Images edited through software such as Photoshop are to be entered in this category, not in mixed-media or digital art. All images are to be signed and editioned. Please see #11 & #12 under Rules / Regulations for edition guidelines.
• Printmaking: This category includes print works for which the artist's hand manipulated the plates, stones or screens, which have been signed and numbered as a limited edition. Offset reproductions are not allowed. Please see #9 under Rules / Regulations for the Artist Technique and Process Statement requirements.
• Sculpture: This category includes three-dimensional original work done in any medium.
• Wood: This category includes original works that are hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned or carved.
The Festival Welcomes All Artists to Apply:
Fees: $40 Application Fee, $285 Booth Fee.
Artists who received an Award of Merit or higher at the 2022 Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand are automatically accepted. Although these 2022 winners are exempt from jurying, they are still required to submit an application, pay the application fee, and submit digital images for possible publicity purposes.
A list of accepted artists, along with an image of their work, will be posted on our website.
Once an artist accepts the invitation to participate, they are obligated to show. No refunds shall be made for cancellation or for inclement weather or other acts of man or nature over which the Festival has no control; the risk and/or loss from such an event will be borne by the exhibitor.
Please notify us of any email or physical address change.
Judging:
Awards are given based on the Judges’ scoring of each artist’s body-of-work as displayed in the booth. Individual pieces will NOT be removed from your booth. Awards are not given based on category.
Please see the festival website for more information about this year's judges.
The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand Board reserves the right to substitute judges if circumstances require.
Awards:
Best of Show 1 @ $4,000
2D Judge’s Choice 1 @ $2,500
3D Judge’s Choice 1 @ $2,500
Award of Excellence 2 @ $1,500
Award of Distinction 4 @ $1,000
Award of Merit 5 @ $750
Award of Recognition 6 @ $500
Honorable Mention 8 @ $300
Artist Amenities:.
Artist Oasis Saturday and Sunday (includes breakfast and lunch each day)
Artist Appreciation & Awards Event on Saturday night (includes dinner)
Boothsitters
Easy load-in and load-out
Dedicated Artist parking areas
Complimentary link on the Fall Festival web site to the Artist’s web site
RULES/REGULATIONS
BOOTH INFORMATION
Artists will be assigned a 12’ X 12’ exhibit space suitable for a 10’X10’ tent. Booths are set-up back-to-back in the center of the street. Work must be contained within the assigned space. Artists are required to use a substantial display that withstands wind and crowds. Water resistant coverings are highly recommended and, if used, must include weights. Under no circumstances may a tent be physically secured to the roadway. To allow access for emergency vehicles, tent awnings that protrude in the front are not permitted.
The Festival Committee makes every effort to accommodate booth location requests.
Double booth spaces are not available.
Saturday morning set-up. Set-ups begin at 6:00 a.m. and must be completed by 10:00 a.m. Road Crew members will be on hand for assistance as needed Saturday morning. No early set-ups are allowed.
Additional information concerning set-up procedures, parking, maps, motels, etc. will be sent to all accepted artists via e-mail in mid-October.
JURY DETAILS
Average number of applications submitted each year:
350
Average number of artists selected from the jury to participate in the event:
175
Average number of exempt from jury artists who are invited to participate in the event:
14
How returning artists are selected:
Selected by on-site jury
Vendors that are excluded/ineligible:
Commercial exhibits, mass-produced items, kits, candles, mold ceramics, shells are not eligible to be exhibited. Studios producing works in volume are not eligible for entry.
How images are viewed by jurors:
LCD projectors onto screen or wall
Within a medium category, applications are sorted and viewed by:
Application ID (number generated when application is started by artist)
Jurors score applications using the following scale:
1 - 10
Number of jurors scoring applications:
5
The show organizes the jurors for a:
Single jury panel that scores applications for all medium categories
Jurors score
Convened as a group in one room
Am I allowed to observe the jury process?
Jury process is closed
We hope you will join us
as an exhibiting artist in 2023
APPLY HERE
.
APPLY HERE
EVENT INFORMATION
Celebrating its 30th year, The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand, presented in cooperation with the Museum of Art - DeLand and MainStreet DeLand Association, is an exciting, juried fine art show. The main street of the historic preservation district of downtown DeLand provides a charming backdrop for this annual festival which is dedicated to those who create as well as those who appreciate and collect art.
We are an inclusive artist-focused Festival. We extend a warm and heartfelt welcome back to repeat artists and an invitation to new, first time, and culturally diverse exhibiting artists.
Over $60,000 available in Judges' awards (including $4,000 Best of Show) and Patron/Collector purchase awards. Fine art exhibits presented by our juried artists, great music, and youth activities draw a crowd of more than 55,000 patrons over the two day festival.
GENERAL INFORMATION
2023 Calendar:
August 7, 2023 - DEADLINE to apply
August 14, 2023 - Jury starts
August 18, 2023 - Jury ends
August 25, 2023 -NOTIFICATION of jury results
September 15, 2023 - ACCEPT Invitation and Purchase Deadline
October 13, 2023 - Welcome packet & booth assignment sent
November 18, 2023 - Artist check-in and set-up 6 am - 10 am. Show Hours 10 am - 5 pm
November 18, 2023 - Artist Appreciation & Awards Event (includes dinner) 5:30 - 7 pm
November 19, 2023 - Show Hours 10 am - 4 pm
Note: revised Sunday hours from previous years.
One hour earlier closing assists break-down and driving home
Media Categories:
• Ceramics: This category includes all original clay and porcelain work, other than jewelry. No machine-made or mass produced work is permitted. Each piece must be signed.
• Digital Art: This category includes any original work for which the original image or the artistic manipulation of an appropriated source material is executed by the artist using a computer. Work in this category must be limited editions, signed and numbered on archival quality materials. Photographs taken through a digital camera should apply in the PHOTOGRAPHY category.
• Drawing: This category includes works created using such dry media as chalk, charcoal, pastels, pencils and wax crayon or from the fluid medium of inks and washes applied by pen or brush.
• Fiber: This category includes all work crafted from fibers including basketry, weaving, leatherwork, and paper making. No machine tooling, machine-screened patterns, or other forms of mass productions are permitted. No factory-produced wearable items, regardless of additional modifications or enhancements by the artist, may be exhibited.
• Glass: This category includes original work created in glass by the artist. Pressed glass and mass production are not permitted.
• Jewelry: This category includes all jewelry, whether the work is produced from metal, glass, clay, fiber, paper, plastic or other materials. No buy sell, commercial casts or mass produced by another manufacturer, molds, or production studio work allowed.
• Metalwork: This category includes all non-sculptural, non-jewelry works crafted from metal. No production studio work is allowed.
• Mixed Media: This category includes both 2D and 3D works that incorporates more than one type of physical material to produce. Jewelry is not considered mixed-media; jewelry must apply in the JEWELRY category. Photography is not considered mixed-media; photography must apply in the PHOTOGRAPHY category.
• Painting: This category includes works created using such materials as oils, acrylics and watercolor. Reproductions are allowed; however, they must be signed and limited editions. Please see #12 under Rules / Regulations for reproduction guidelines.
• Photography: This category includes photographic prints made from the artist's original image (film or digital) which have been processed by the artist or under their direct supervision. Images edited through software such as Photoshop are to be entered in this category, not in mixed-media or digital art. All images are to be signed and editioned. Please see #11 & #12 under Rules / Regulations for edition guidelines.
• Printmaking: This category includes print works for which the artist's hand manipulated the plates, stones or screens, which have been signed and numbered as a limited edition. Offset reproductions are not allowed. Please see #9 under Rules / Regulations for the Artist Technique and Process Statement requirements.
• Sculpture: This category includes three-dimensional original work done in any medium.
• Wood: This category includes original works that are hand-tooled, machine-worked, turned or carved.
The Festival Welcomes All Artists to Apply:
Fees: $40 Application Fee, $285 Booth Fee.
Artists who received an Award of Merit or higher at the 2022 Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand are automatically accepted. Although these 2022 winners are exempt from jurying, they are still required to submit an application, pay the application fee, and submit digital images for possible publicity purposes.
A list of accepted artists, along with an image of their work, will be posted on our website.
Once an artist accepts the invitation to participate, they are obligated to show. No refunds shall be made for cancellation or for inclement weather or other acts of man or nature over which the Festival has no control; the risk and/or loss from such an event will be borne by the exhibitor.
Please notify us of any email or physical address change.
Judging:
Awards are given based on the Judges’ scoring of each artist’s body-of-work as displayed in the booth. Individual pieces will NOT be removed from your booth. Awards are not given based on category.
Please see the festival website for more information about this year's judges.
The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand Board reserves the right to substitute judges if circumstances require.
Awards:
Best of Show 1 @ $4,000
2D Judge’s Choice 1 @ $2,500
3D Judge’s Choice 1 @ $2,500
Award of Excellence 2 @ $1,500
Award of Distinction 4 @ $1,000
Award of Merit 5 @ $750
Award of Recognition 6 @ $500
Honorable Mention 8 @ $300
Artist Amenities:.
Artist Oasis Saturday and Sunday (includes breakfast and lunch each day)
Artist Appreciation & Awards Event on Saturday night (includes dinner)
Boothsitters
Easy load-in and load-out
Dedicated Artist parking areas
Complimentary link on the Fall Festival web site to the Artist’s web site
RULES/REGULATIONS
- Artists may not apply in more than one category.
- Submitted images (including a current booth shot) must not show artist or business name in image or tag line. Images must not contain actual people.
- Only one artist will be permitted to exhibit in each space. A two-person collaborative team may qualify as a single exhibitor if both participate equally in the fabrication of the artwork. Must be a true hands-on collaboration – not assistants in the process. Each member’s contribution to the artwork (description and percentage) must be defined in the Description of Materials and Technique section of the application. Co-Artists must both sign the application.
- Accepted artists, including both members of an artist collaborative team, must be present and remain at the Festival both days until the Festival ends.
- Photo ID is required at the time of check in.
- Artists must comply with all pertinent State of Florida sales tax regulations.
- All work exhibited must be in the category applied to and exhibit the quality and body-of-work that were shown in the images submitted for jury.
- For the purpose of judging, all artwork must be original, signed, created by the artist since 2020, and offered for sale.
- An Artist Technique & Process Statement (specific description of process, technique and materials, NOT philosophy) including a picture of the artist, must be prominently displayed in your booth.
- Paintings, graphics, and photographs must be suitably matted and framed.
- Original artwork must comprise the majority of your framed pieces. The three primary interior walls of your booth must exhibit only original art.
A) With regard to Photography, please see Photography guidelines under Media Categories. - Reproductions of an artist’s one-of-a-kind painting, drawing, pastel, collage or mixed media may be exhibited subject to the following conditions:
A) All reproductions, whether framed or unframed, must be signed and clearly and individually labeled: “Giclee (or Xerox, offset, etc.) Reproduction of an oil (or acrylic, watercolor, ink, pastel, etc.) Painting (or drawing, ink, pastel, etc.)” This notice must appear on the front of each item displayed. Failure to comply will result in expulsion from the festival.
B) Edition information, indicating the number of times an image has or will be reproduced, (e.g. 1/50, 1/200) should be indicated on each reproduction. Open editions, where an unlimited number of prints will be made, should be noted on or near the print in the booth.
C) Framed reproductions may be displayed in browse bins and/or hung on exterior walls or a supplementary 4th wall of the booth. All unframed reproductions must be displayed in browse bins. Non-original art such as cards and posters are allowed, but only at a minimum, and must be displayed in browse bins. - The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand values original artwork. Exhibiting artists are expected to show work that is their own and that does not violate the ownership or copyright of any other artist, whether that artist is part of the Festival or not. It is the responsibility of exhibiting artists to be familiar with prevailing copyright law and create work in accordance with those regulations. Any artist found to be in violation of copyright protection will not be invited back to future festivals.
- Commercial exhibits, mass-produced items, kits, candles, mold ceramics, shells, mass manufactured baskets, strung beads, dough, decoupage, crocheting, knitting, artificial flowers, etc., except one-of-a-kind items made by the artist’s hand, are not eligible to be exhibited. Studios producing works in volume are not eligible for entry.
- The Fall Festival of the Arts-DeLand Board reserves the right to prohibit display of work it deems unacceptable.
- Ribbons and awards from other shows may not be displayed.
- All displays will be reviewed to assure compliance with the Festival Rules. Failure to abide by these rules may result in some or all of the following: exclusion from judging; immediate removal of artwork; rejection from this year’s Festival; suspension from exhibiting in the Festival for three years.
BOOTH INFORMATION
Artists will be assigned a 12’ X 12’ exhibit space suitable for a 10’X10’ tent. Booths are set-up back-to-back in the center of the street. Work must be contained within the assigned space. Artists are required to use a substantial display that withstands wind and crowds. Water resistant coverings are highly recommended and, if used, must include weights. Under no circumstances may a tent be physically secured to the roadway. To allow access for emergency vehicles, tent awnings that protrude in the front are not permitted.
The Festival Committee makes every effort to accommodate booth location requests.
Double booth spaces are not available.
Saturday morning set-up. Set-ups begin at 6:00 a.m. and must be completed by 10:00 a.m. Road Crew members will be on hand for assistance as needed Saturday morning. No early set-ups are allowed.
Additional information concerning set-up procedures, parking, maps, motels, etc. will be sent to all accepted artists via e-mail in mid-October.
JURY DETAILS
Average number of applications submitted each year:
350
Average number of artists selected from the jury to participate in the event:
175
Average number of exempt from jury artists who are invited to participate in the event:
14
How returning artists are selected:
Selected by on-site jury
Vendors that are excluded/ineligible:
Commercial exhibits, mass-produced items, kits, candles, mold ceramics, shells are not eligible to be exhibited. Studios producing works in volume are not eligible for entry.
How images are viewed by jurors:
LCD projectors onto screen or wall
Within a medium category, applications are sorted and viewed by:
Application ID (number generated when application is started by artist)
Jurors score applications using the following scale:
1 - 10
Number of jurors scoring applications:
5
The show organizes the jurors for a:
Single jury panel that scores applications for all medium categories
Jurors score
Convened as a group in one room
Am I allowed to observe the jury process?
Jury process is closed
We hope you will join us
as an exhibiting artist in 2023
APPLY HERE
.
Now Accepting Applications for the
2022-2023 Arts4All Florida
Young Performers Program
The Young Performers Program seeks to identify talented artists with a disability, aged 14-25, to encourage and support the likelihood for a successful career in the arts. Through a strict adjudication process, two emerging artists from each category will be selected by a panel of judges that are professionals in their specific field of performance.
Categories include:
• Dance
• Music (Vocal and Instrumental)
• Drama/Theatre Performance
Winners of the program are invited to join the Arts4All Youth Ensemble
All applicants will receive adjudication scores and personal written critiques that can be used to improve and refine their performance skills as they continue to develop. Winners of each category will join the Youth Ensemble and are extended opportunities to perform at professional venues and events.
The Young Performers Program is intended to provide performance and professional development opportunities geared towards aspiring artists. Should you be selected as a State-wide winner, you may be invited to participate in our Youth Ensemble music videos (up to 3 per year), online webinar trainings, 1-1 mentorship with a professional in your field, as well as other performance opportunities.
2022-2023 Arts4All Florida
Young Performers Program
The Young Performers Program seeks to identify talented artists with a disability, aged 14-25, to encourage and support the likelihood for a successful career in the arts. Through a strict adjudication process, two emerging artists from each category will be selected by a panel of judges that are professionals in their specific field of performance.
Categories include:
• Dance
• Music (Vocal and Instrumental)
• Drama/Theatre Performance
Winners of the program are invited to join the Arts4All Youth Ensemble
All applicants will receive adjudication scores and personal written critiques that can be used to improve and refine their performance skills as they continue to develop. Winners of each category will join the Youth Ensemble and are extended opportunities to perform at professional venues and events.
The Young Performers Program is intended to provide performance and professional development opportunities geared towards aspiring artists. Should you be selected as a State-wide winner, you may be invited to participate in our Youth Ensemble music videos (up to 3 per year), online webinar trainings, 1-1 mentorship with a professional in your field, as well as other performance opportunities.
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