Quick Guide: FAQ’s  If you read nothing else read this! (Please, we beg you!) We accept international artists of all ages. There are certain standards that our artists artwork must meet in order to be hung in the gallery. We recommend you follow this quick guide that we have created to help you. If you would like even more detailed information you can visit the links provided in each section. If your artwork arrives is not presentable in any way, we reserve the right to refuse to hang it. Please know, we are a professional gallery and we are looking to present professional work. LargeRead More →

Do you want Linus to print your artwork? (photography only) If your artwork is photography and you are still deciding on whether or not to be considered for one of our live shows (choosing the option online and live when you submit to us), we have a printing option for you. For those of you who wish to avoid the cost of shipping and possible damage to your artwork we have the ability to print a duplicate of your work(s) for you on a variety of fine art paper. The choice of which fine art paper to use is determined by our production staff andRead More →

Please read the instructions and then scroll down to click on a PAYMENT LINK. All images of artwork must be jpegs. No watermarks will be accepted. For flat artwork, do not add borders. Submission images are for the gallery to decide on which artworks will be accepted to our online exhibitions.  All submissions must represent the actual artwork as closely as possible.  If your work is misrepresented in anyway– meaning the picture diverges greatly from what the work actually looks like in color, shape, or dimensions etc., we reserve the right to refuse to hang the artwork if it should be chosen for a liveRead More →

Please note, as we are a professional institution, we proof and edit statements.  Your statement will be subject to proofing and editing and if necessary, to condensation. Why write an artist statement? From the viewer’s perspective, a little bit of insight as to what your piece is about makes the difference between surface level appreciation and a profound connection with the piece.  Moreover, if there’s more to your piece than its visual value, it opens the doors for discussion, which in turn creates a deep impression in the art patron’s memory. Contrary to the popular belief that it isn’t necessary for artists and artwork toRead More →

Dropping off artwork to our office or gallery  More than likely your artwork won’t be ready to hang right when you walk in so protect your work with proper packaging that is labeled as yours.   We still recommmend a box to protect your artwork and the very least a bubble wrapped bag with your name and artwork written on it. Same rule applies for you lucky locals.   If you do not pick up your artwork at the designated time we will consider your artwork a donation to the gallery.   Absolutely No Peanuts or Popcorn filling in your boxes will be accepted. Why?Read More →

Shipping Your Artwork  Shipping Carriers We prefer Fedex because of their tracking and their ease of pickup. If you use USPS or UPS or DHL, you will need to arrange a pickup. Make sure to create an online account with a shipping carrier and track your package. We will not let you know when it arrives, but you can track it in your online account. YOU MUST INCLUDE A RETURN LABEL AND YOUR RETURN LABEL MUST HAVE A BARCODE ON IT. Your label is not correct if it does not have a barcode on it. If you have a label with just your account or creditRead More →

Packaging Your Artwork to Ship  We highly recommend that you invest in good packing materials for your artwork to ship in. Proper packaging is a wise investment especially if you will be sending your pieces back and forth to galleries. What to do: If you are dropping off we highly recommend protecting your work with some type of bubble wrap or foam or box. Label these if you want them returned to you please. Write your name and the name of your artwork large and clear on the sides of the box so that we can return the artwork back in the same box. WhatRead More →

How to Frame Artwork: Gallery Hanging Rules All work must be presented ready-to-hang on a wall, using a wire attached to the frame between one-third and one-quarter of the way down the sides of the piece. Do not use saw tooth hangers or anything other than wire. Unframed canvas pieces are acceptable as long as they are ready to hang with wire hangers. You may frame with or without glass/plexiglass and with or without a mat. We reserve the right to not hang your artwork if we feel it is too much work to repair or it is not presentable.There will be a minimum $35Read More →

Pricing Your Artwork Many artists ask us what is an appropriate amount to charge for their art and this is a tricky question. There is no correct answer. However, here are some things to consider when deciding on your price: Most artists tend to undervalue what they do.  It’s understandable as the place where your art comes from is something so uniquely you that you tend to take it for granted. Plus, years of being that “different” person can mess with your ego and your self-esteem. So, price your artwork based on the following factors, not on your self-esteem. Factors to consider in pricing: HowRead More →

Art Submissions These are general questions on the submission process. For more in-depth tips and guidelines please visit Artist Guidelines and Rules For Submission How to Write an Artist’s Statement How to Price Artwork View and Download  the Artist Contract   Who are your art calls open to?  Calls are open to all local, domestic, national and international professional and amateur artists. There is no minimum age requirement.   Where do I submit my work?   We accept submissions HERE.   Can I submit video work? Yes. Please be sure to provide a link of where it can be viewed and be sure to put in yourRead More →