ARTIST retains ownership of all “ARTWORK” represented by THE BLACKBOARD GALLERY until such “ARTWORK” is sold pursuant to the terms of this Agreement or otherwise. COMMISSION: The following commission/payment terms will apply to each subject “ARTWORK” sold by THE BLACKBOARD GALLERY: 60% (payment to ARTIST), 40% (commission to THE BLACKBOARD GALLERY.ĥ. ARTIST is to include gallery commission in the price listed.Ĥ. RETAIL: Retail prices for each ARTWORK will be established by the ARTIST. STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS will exhibit artwork selected by Juror in THE BLACKBOARD GALLERY and online on STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS’ webpage (3. EXHIBITION: Selected ARTWORK will be on display for the duration of the Event/Exhibit at STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS’ BLACKBOARD GALLERY. Acceptance is not guaranteed and the fee is non- refundable.Ģ. ENTRY FEES (Non-refundable application fees): $45. The artwork(s) exhibited and/or represented by STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS pursuant to this Agreement are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “ARTWORK” and refers to those artworks submitted by ARTIST to STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS and accepted by THE BLACKBOARD GALLERY for exhibition.ġ. This agreement begins when work is submitted to CAFÉ for consideration. Legal Agreement THIS AGREEMENT IS MADE BETWEEN: The (“ARTIST”) listed above and STUDIO CHANNEL ISLANDS. (Reception will be in compliance with state and local orders and is subject to cancellation.)įor detailed information on artwork eligibility, installation, delivery, shipment, commission, promotion, etc. OPENING RECEPTION August 1, 2020 - 4 PM – 6 PMĪugust 1 Artist Reception 4pm – 6pm, Winners announced at 4:45pm This exhibition accepts 2D/3D works, video, film, performance, sound, installation art. All submissions must be the artist’s original work.ĮXHIBITION DATES August 1 - September 12, 2020 Ollman has been a Hambidge Fellow in 2013, 2014, 2015, 20. Her books and exhibition catalogues include Alison Rossiter: Expired Paper, William Kentridge: Weighing.and Wanting, The Photographs of John Brill, Michal Chelbin: Strangely Familiar, and Camera as Weapon: Worker Photography Between the Wars. Ollman was a crorrespondent for ARTnews for ten years, she has written over 800 reviews and features for the LA Times and 85 articles for Art in America as well as numerous reviews published in Photograph, Craft, Art on Paper, Ceramics, ARTnews, Art Nexus, Afterimage, High Performance. Leah Ollman writes about the visual arts for the Los Angeles Times, Art in America and numerous other publications.

Our gallery will remain open for the duration of the exhibition unless otherwise mandated by local or state government or if the risk to public safety becomes too great. The Next Big Thing is not an online-exclusive exhibition. Studio Channel Islands invite you to enter your most recent break-through pieces, the ones that have led you to the horizon of your work’s next evolution! All media and styles are welcome. Application fee: Non-members $45, members $35 with coupon codeĪrtists are continuously challenging their boundaries and excavating their unique discoveries to create new and bold work.

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