Layout and Exhibition Guide
We want artwork to be showcased the best way possible, so we ask artists to read the Arts Warehouse Gallery Guide as they prepare to propose to exhibit at the Arts Warehouse. Chosen artists are responsible for reading and complying with the Arts Warehouse Gallery Guide when hanging/installing the exhibition with Arts Warehouse Staff. The Arts Warehouse onsite staff has the right to edit all exhibits and is the lead decision makers when hanging a show. Some shows will be curated by guest professionals from the community which will be announced in specific call to artists.
E-mail any questions to gdaniecg@mydelraybeach.com or call 561-330-9614 for more information.
We want your work to be showcased the best way possible so please consider the following guidelines as you prepare for your exhibit. While sales are important, our goal is to emulate a gallery venue rather than a retail venue. Consider this while choosing and showcasing your work.
Choosing work to display
Overcrowding or under-representing your work may result in an unflattering or unprofessional looking exhibit. Therefore, we strongly encourage you to consider both the spatial parameters of the facility and the size of your work in determining which pieces of art should be displayed at the Arts Warehouse. You may find it helpful to bring more work than the space can accommodate so that you can “edit” your work (swap, change groupings, add more or fewer pieces to the exhibit, etc.). Two design principles that can help you grow as an artist and make the exhibit stronger: less is more, and continuity (for example: same kind of frames, similar subject matter, etc.) is best.
