Artist's Choice Exhibit
At the Somerville Museum
All Somerville Open Studios 2012 member artists are invited to take part in this group show at the Somerville Museum. The opening reception provides a great opportunity to meet other artists, see each other's work, have some fun and build community. Many SOS visitors plan their weekend destinations by first previewing works displayed at the exhibit. The show can be viewed during regular Museum hours and special extended hours on SOS weekend.
So pick a piece of art that represents your work, and enter it in the show!
Submission Information for 2012
- Each registered artist is eligible to submit one piece of work that has not been exhibited in this show in a prior year.
- 2 dimensional work must be ready to hang.
- Artists are responsible for dropping off the piece at the scheduled hours and picking up during the scheduled times. We do not have storage space and cannot take responsibility for your artwork after the posted art pick-up dates.
- Optionally, you may submit a one-page artist statement or biography to be included in the binder kept at the museum desk.
Sales: Any interested buyers will be referred directly the artist, who is responsible for making all arrangements. The museum does not handle sales in any manner (other than providing access to the museum to facilitate a sale by the artist). 100 percent of proceeds go to the artist.
Questions? Please email exhibit@somervilleopenstudios.org .
Museum Events and Hours
Openning Reception
Friday April 20, 2012, 7pm - 9pm
Regular Gallery Hours
Thursdays 2 - 7 pm, Fridays 2 - 5 pm, Saturdays 12 - 5 pm and by appointment
SOS Weekend Gallery Hours
May 5 & 6 ,2012, 11 am - 6 pm
Artist Drop Off and Pick Up hours
Art Drop Off:
Thursday April 12, 2012, 6pm - 8pm and Saturday April 14, 2012, 10am - 1pm
Art Pick Up:
Saturday May 19, 2012 10am - 1pm and Monday May 21, 2012, 6 - 8pm
More information and forms for the artists's choice show
Neither Somerville Open Studios nor The Somerville Museum assume any liability for and work displayed at the Museum: artists exhibit at their own risk.