By submitting your work to this exhibition, you are agreeing to all terms and conditions. Submission Requirements: All entries must be alternative photographic processes and created in the last 2 years. Acceptable processes include, but are not limited to, Cyanotype, Gum Bichromate, Van Dyke, Palladium/Platinum, Photopolymer Gravure, Copper Plate Gravure, Salt, Tintype, Silver Gelatin, Chemigrams, Phytograms, Lumens, Chromogenic prints, Hand applied emulsions, Photo-encaustic, Carbon, Gumoil, Instant transfers and lifts, and Hand-manipulated (altered surface) digital prints. Combinations of these processes are welcome. Digital photographic images can be used in combination with other processes, but straight digital prints will not be accepted with an exception for lumen prints where the unfixed originals can not be safely exhibited. 3D and experimental work is encouraged. Important Dates: July 7th midnight Mountain time - deadline for submitted work July 12th - notification of acceptance via email July 31st - work due at Light Art Space August 6th - opening day Reception Friday, August 6th 5- 7 pm October 2nd, 2021 final day Entry Fee: Artists may enter up to 5 artworks. Entry fee: $40 for 1 - 5 images. Students: $15 Use code STUD ​$5 additional fee per image over initial 5 Up to 10 images accepted per artist Sales: Sales are encouraged but artwork need not be for sale. Light Art Space will retain a 40% commission on any artwork sold. Sale price on the entry form must include commission and cannot be changed after acceptance. All artwork will remain in the exhibition through October 2nd, 2021. Insurance & liability Light Art Space will insure all works from the time of arrival and inspection at LAS until it is picked up by the artist/shipping company for its return. We will exercise all due care in handling artwork, but will not be held responsible for loss or damage, or replacement in transit and will not be responsible for pursuing claims with carriers. LAS reserves the right to refuse upon arrival any work that does not match the image or meets hanging criteria or is of unacceptable quality. LAS will not insure pieces damaged due to faulty wiring, framing, or bases of unstable nature. In the event of a claim, the artist must be prepared to provide information relating to a value such as cost of materials, time invested in previous sales, and exhibition records. Shipping: Shipping instructions will be sent to artists whose artwork has been accepted. Artist is responsible for shipping expenses. Work needs to arrive at the gallery ready to hang but framing is not required. Magnets, clips, and other methods can be used. Artists recognize that unframed, unprotected works are more susceptible to damage. Artists are responsible for shipping costs and must include a prepaid return shipping label. • Unsold, shipped artwork will be repackaged and returned to the artist after the exhibition. Sold artwork will be shipped to the buyer at the buyer’s expense.