ART PRESENTATION 2D work: All art must be presented to exhibit in a frame and wired on the back. (Wire must be wide enough to hang on a 3" hanging structure.) If you have a mixed media piece or painting that is designed to exhibit without a frame, that is fine, but it will need to be finished on all sides and ready for professional presentation. 3D work: the gallery has a limited number of pedestals for use. If you require a pedestal for your work, please request one with your submission, noting any size requirements. If any accepted pieces are dramatically different in person from the submitted image, are in poor condition or are not framed properly, they may be removed from the exhibition without a refund. LIABILITY Joe and Kathleen Isacson, the Northwest Area Arts Council and the Old Courthouse Arts Center are not liable for any loss, theft, damage or deterioration of artwork before, during, or after the show. - Participating artists assume responsibility for their property and their personal safety. - Insurance coverage for Artists’ property is the responsibility of the Artist. - Artists are responsible for adhering to copyright laws that may pertain to their work. MEDIA RELEASE J and K Isacson and the The Old Courthouse Arts Center (NAAC) may use Artist’s Name, biographical information as submitted by the artist, and images of their artwork for the sole purpose of promoting the exhibition. This information will be used for online and print publications, social and broadcast media, and marketing materials including postcards and flyers. Artists release Kathleen Isacson & the Old Court House Arts Center from any liability resulting from the use of this information. Photos of the opening reception, exhibit (possibly including artist & artwork) may be used to promote current and future shows. All artwork must be original. Prints are allowed only if this is common practice for the media. In other words, photography or lithograph prints are acceptable; but gicleés or any other reproductions of paintings, etc. are not. Accepted work must be available for the entire exhibition period. All work submitted must be for sale and is subject to a 30% commission. While there is no price limit, the upper limit for work sold at the Old Court House Arts Center in the past has been $4000. Be sure your price reflects the commission. The gallery uses the price you submit. NAAC will take the greatest care in handling all work. Art will be insured while at the Old Court House Arts Center. The artist is responsible for insuring work to and from the show. Sale price will be the insured value of the piece. There is a limitation on our liability of $4000 for any single piece. Works not picked up or returned by January 15, 2021 will become the property of NAAC. Submission of an entry to this exhibition constitutes agreement on the part of the entrant to these conditions. The gallery reserves the right to reject any works not properly presented or ready for exhibition in a gallery.