Carnegie Art Center Exhibition Application

We are pleased that you are proposing an exhibition at the  Carnegie Art Center.  In addition to local and regional artists, we are particularly interested in proposals from artists who represent a variety of ethnicities, cultural perspectives, and alternative communities.  Individual or collaborative proposals are welcome.


All proposals will be reviewed as they are received by the Exhibition Committee (EC).  The EC will make the initial determination to accept a proposal for an exhibition with final approval from the Board of Directors.


Please submit the following information.  Incomplete proposals will NOT be reviewed.  If a collaboration or partner proposal is submitted, EACH participant must be named and represented in the proposal.
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Name *
Address *
Email *
Phone Number
Website
Proposed Dates of Exhibition *
Type of Exhibition you are applying for *
Gallery you are interested in
Tell us about your work: Please include a description, the number of works, media, size, and year work was produced  - include any special requirements needed. *

If there will be an educational component (e.g. artist talk, demonstration, etc.) as part of your exhibit describe that component here.

Sample Work Images

Send five jpeg images (Between 900 and 1500 pixels on the longest edge of work) of your work by attaching them to an email addressed to carnegiemankato@gmail.com with the subject line Images For (Your Name)

After the Exhibition Committee and the Board review is complete, the artist will be notified by email of the outcome.  If the proposal is accepted, the artist will receive a contract in the mail to review, sign, and return in hard copy, retaining a copy for personal files.  The contract is specific to the art represented in the proposal.  As necessary, dates will be negotiated with the artist.  The contract will outline artist responsibilities, CAC responsibilities, insurance, sales, and the contact person for the exhibition. 
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