Artistic Strength program – want to sell your art?
Got Art? Want to showcase or sell your art? Check out our new program, Artistic Strength. This blog post is written by a new team member, Taylor, who will be running our new Artistic Strength program this year.
Hello all! I hope you all are remaining safe and healthy as we work through quarantine. We are creating a new program, Artistic Strength, to allow artists to showcase and/or sell their art. The initial plan was to showcase the art in the waiting room, but that is not a great plan, currently. As such, the artwork will be posted to www.TheSocialLearningProject.com.
The artwork that will be showcased on the websites includes but is not limited to:
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Paintings
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Drawings
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Sketches, etc.
The process for showcasing the artwork:
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Send an email to artisticstrength.sociallearning@gmail.com, which should include the following:
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Name of the artist.
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For minors, initials only please.
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The title of the piece.
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A clear image of your artwork.
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Additional information the artist would like to be in the description of their work.
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The artist will also receive a contract for them to sign that finalizes the agreement for their art to be posted on the websites.
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Here the artists will notify us of their decision to either display or sell their work.
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Make sure to list the price of the artwork on the contract as well.
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The artist may choose to have their work up for display only and their work will remain on the websites for a full month period.
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If the artwork is sold, all of the profits go to the artist.
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Dates and times will be arranged for the payments and artwork to be exchanged.
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Preferred location is Dr. Bedard’s Office: 1302 South Shields, A 2-1 Fort Collins, CO 80521.
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Please be sure to bring payment in the forms of cash or check only.
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If the work is not sold, the artist can choose to donate their work to the Social Learning Project for a silent auction later in the year.
Please feel free to reach out to us with any comments, questions, or concerns.
Thanks!
Taylor