Open Call for Exhibits

PHOTOGRAPHY AND PERMISSIONS
The artist verifies he/she owns or has copyright(s) to the artwork being submitted or on loan and therefore, allows WAC to display the artwork in its galleries during the exhibition dates. The artists provides approval to Workhouse Arts Center to photograph or use submitted photographs of the artwork for advertising, educational or archival purposes online and in print without monetary compensation. Images of artwork may be cropped to fit advertisements and credits will be included when possible. The artwork will remain the property of the artist unless sold on behalf of the artist by Workhouse Arts Center. If not sold, all artwork must be picked up or have proper return shipping material within 60 days after the last day of the exhibition.

INSURANCE AND SALES
Workhouse Arts Center insures the artwork while in its custody up to 60% of the sales price or insurance value. Workhouse Arts Center does not guarantee that the insurance company will accept the value assigned by the artist and may require proof of past sales. Workhouse Arts Center does not insure artwork while in transit. Workhouse Art Center is not responsible for artwork damaged by poor craftsmanship by the artist or his/her agent.

If for sale, Workhouse Arts Center agrees to attempt to sell the artwork at the price listed on the application. Prices cannot be increased or decreased unless the Workhouse Arts Center receives those instructions in writing. A 40% commission on sales will be taken by Workhouse Arts Center. If the total sales price is greater than $600.00, then the artist must complete and provide a W-9 Federal Government tax form (obtained at http://www.irs.gov/). If sold during the exhibition, Workhouse Arts Center will issue a check within 30 days of the end of the exhibition.

SHIPPING
Artists are responsible for installing their work at Workhouse Arts Center and insuring it while in transit.