OCFOTA 2021 Contract & Hold Harmless Agreement

TRAG Announcements

OCFOTA is a two-day outdoor event, August 14 and 15 from 10-5 on the grounds of the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive & Visitor Information Center, 1726 Washington Street, Oregon City, Oregon 97045. This is an outdoor event so please be prepared to be on the lawn. Although we strive to set the booths up on level ground, some of the areas may have a slight slant to them so plan accordingly with additional supplies if needed. If you have mobility issues, please let us know so we can make arrangements for your booth access and parking needs. It is our goal to keep our artists safe and happy! Please use the form below to sign the Artist Contract and Hold Harmless Agreement and pay the $135 booth fee by July 15, 2021. If you are unable to this on line, please let us know and we can make other arrangements.

Your point of contact will be Trieste Andrews – ocfota@threeriversartistguild.com.

Cancellation Policy: If an artist who has paid a booth fee cancels on or before August 1, 2021, 5 p.m. PST, a refund will be sent, minus a $20.00 administrative fee. Cancellations after August 1, 2021, 5 p.m. PST will not receive a refund.

Note: By signing the contract and Hold Harmless agreement, the Artist hereby authorizes the use of any and all images of Artist’s work submitted through the jury process in connection with promotional efforts. Marketing will be posting on Facebook and Instagram as well as the Three Rivers Artist Guild website and print advertising.

Silent Auction:  There will be a silent auction and we respectively ask our participating artists to donate a piece of their work. The funds from the silent auction are used for the next year’s festival and help to keep our Artists’ fees low. This year OCFOTA will be holding a hybrid silent auction where your artwork will be displayed and the public may bid manually, but a QR code will be displayed at each booth and the public will be able to bid by their phone if they prefer. Your item should be delivered at time of set up either Friday between 12-5 pm, or Saturday morning between 7-9:30. We may hold a Meet the Artists’ reception on Friday evening with a preview of the auction items – please keep an eye out for further announcement regarding this. We will also be sending out a final instruction sheet closer to the Festival which will include any other information you may need.

Thank you so much for participating this year. It has been a difficult year to say the least and we are excited and grateful that OCFOTA is leading the pack in bringing life – at least a little – back to normal.

OCFOTA 2021 Contract & Hold Harmless Agreement

  • Artist Contract

    1. All work must be original, handcrafted work. Artist guarantees the accuracy of the description of the work presented and the authenticity of the work as the creation of their own hands.

    2. Work done by a production studio is not acceptable. All work must be designed and executed by the accepted artist.

    3. No more than two artists may collaborate on work. Both must be included on and sign the application. Both should be present at the Oregon City Festival of the Arts event.

    4. An artist may not submit multiple applications in one category.

    5. An artist may apply in multiple categories with different bodies of work, but is subject to jury and subsequent approval for each category.

    6. Artist must be present in his/her booth for the entire two days of the Festival. Representatives may not attend in place of the artist.

    7. All artwork exhibited in the booth must be of the same quality and style as the work selected by the Jury.

    8. Reproductions of an artist’s original work are allowed, but must be labeled as reproductions and must be numbered.

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  • Hold Harmless Agreement

    1. Artist has reviewed and agrees to comply with the Three Rivers Artist Guild Conditions for Participation in the Oregon City Festival of the Arts.

    2. Artist agrees to abide by all rules, policies, and decisions of the Three Rivers Artist Guild relating to the art that is being displayed and/or the terms of Artist’s participation in the Oregon City Festival of the Arts.

    3. The images submitted by Artist for review by the jury are representative of the work to be exhibited at the Oregon City Festival of the Arts.

    4. All images that are submitted and art that is subsequently exhibited at the Oregon City Festival of the Arts shall be art that was created entirely by the Artist.

    5. Artist hereby authorizes the use of all images submitted for jurying to be used for promotional efforts related to the Oregon City Festival of the Arts/Three Rivers Artist Guild in all forms of media including, print, television and Internet advertising. Artist is not guaranteed inclusion in any promotional materials.

    6. Artist’s art is insured by Three Rivers Artist Guild but artist, artist’s art and personal property is not insured by End of the Trail Interpretive Center. Security is provided on the grounds each night. Artist is solely responsible for injuries Artist incurs in connection with Festival and any damage done to art or personal property.

    7. Artist agrees to indemnify, release, forever discharge and hold harmless, Three Rivers Artist Guild and End of the Trail Interpretive Center, all sponsoring organizations, and each of their directors, officers, employees, agents and volunteers from any: liability, claims, damage of any kind, or expenses, including attorney’s fees, arising out of or related to Artists application to and participation in the Festival, including but not limited to damages of any kind, whether injury to or death of any person(s), damage, loss or destruction to property, loss of income, or any other loss, whether or not foreseeable.

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  • After submitting this form, you will be taken to a secure payment form at Stripe.com to pay the $135.00 fee. You will need to enter your credit card details into that form to complete the application for the Oregon City Festival of the Arts.

    If you experience a problem with your online payment, contact the Yelena Shabrova, Website Coordinator at webmaster@threeriversartistguild.com.

    If you need an alternative payment arrangement, contact Trieste Andrews, the OCFOTA Coordinator at ocfota@threeriversartistguild.com

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Call for Artists: July/August/September 2021 Rotation at the Three Rivers Gallery & Gifts

Three Rivers Gallery & Gifts

Deadline to sign up for the July/August/September rotation is June 22nd.

Call for Artists is now open for our July/August/September rotation at Three Rivers Gallery & Gifts located at 623 7th Street, Oregon City.

What you need to know:

  • All art must be juried in. All art must be original to the artists. 
  • This Rotation Period is for three (3) months
  • The fee to participate in the Rotation Period is $60.00.
  • 30% commission on all sold items (rotation fee and commission pay for our rent and gallery expenses).
  • Gallery hours are Friday – Sunday, 10 am – 4 pm.
  • Each Artist participating in the Rotation Period must work either one (1) full day, or two (2) half days each month. If you need someone to work with it will be your responsibility to find a partner (a friend, a family member, or another artist).

Key Dates:

Art in and out – June 25, 26, 27 from 10 am till 2 pm
Next art in and out   – end of September, days to be announced later.

All accepted artists will receive a separate email with links to schedule art in and out and shifts at the gallery.

Safety Precautions

  • Customers are required to wear masks.
  • The Gallery has a table set up with one-time disposable masks and hand sanitizer.
  • A clear plastic barrier is installed at the cash register.

Sign up for the July/August/September rotation

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Call for Artists: Art for the Heart 2021, the 3rd Annual 8×8 Gallery

Artists' Opportunities
The Arts Center

Drop off June 2 – September 8, 2021 or until 150 pieces are collected.

The Arts Center (TAC) invites you to participate in Art for the Heart, the annual fall fundraiser for all in the community. The 8×8 Gallery is in its third year and has been a rousing success!

Artists are encouraged to join in by submitting original work for this exciting exhibit.

Established, emerging, and youth artists will see their artwork promoted, hung in the Corrine Woodman Gallery, and shared online while showing their support for The Arts Center.

All sales are donated 100% in support of TAC.

All artwork will be available for purchase during a Preview Event for $75. Date and time to be announced.

Any artwork available after the Preview Week will be available for $40 the night of Art for the Heart on October 9, 2021

Art for the Heart 2021 will be virtual with opportunities for unique participation and art loving fun.

Specifications
  • Finished work must be close to but no bigger than 8 x 8 inches in all directions, including the frame for 2D work and 8 x 8 x 8 inches including supports for sculpture and other 3D formats.
  • 8 x 8 inch wood panels or “cradleboards” are available from TAC for$5 and may serve as frames or part of the work. Use of cradleboards is optional. Assistance to purchase cradleboards is available.
  • Please contact the Art Shop for availability and purchasing of cradleboards. You may also create or purchase your own 8 x 8 inch art base.
  • All work must be original to the submitting artist.
  • All artwork must be display ready. Hanging pieces must include a wire or securely installed hanging mechanism installed by the artist prior to delivery. Sculptures must have supports or stands included, if needed. These will only be returned if work is not purchased.
  • All themes, styles, and media are encouraged. Though smaller work will be accepted, 8 x 8 onches or close to these dimensions is the preferred size.
  • Diptychs and triptychs welcomed.
  • Artists may donate up to 4 pieces.
  • Artists may include contact information and/or a website address as a form of promotion.
Drop Off Info

Drop off artwork to the Art Shop located in The Arts Center during hours of operation beginning June 2 until September 8, 2021 or until 150 pieces are collected. Please print, complete and attach the 8×8 Gallery Donation Form to pieces submitted prior to drop off.

Any unsold work may be picked up at the Art Shop on 10/15/21 through 10/22/21. Any art not collected during this time will be donated to TAC and sold through the Art Shop with 100% of proceeds donated to TAC.

Dates To Remember
June 2 – Sept 8Drop off artwork. Print, complete and attach the 8×8 Gallery Donation Form to pieces submitted prior to drop off.
TBA8×8 Art Gallery Preview Event
October 2021Art for the Heart 2021 Event

Fill out Art for the Heart Submission Form

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Three Rivers Gallery & Gifts Update and Important Survey Due June 10th!

Three Rivers Gallery & Gifts

We have all experienced tremendous change this past year including the TRAG Gallery. First thanks to everyone who participated and supported the Gallery this past year.  I am pleased to say we are still hanging in there, but we are considering some changes and need our members’ input before moving forward. The following is an update on the Gallery and a questionnaire that we need your response on by June 10th.
 
Due to the absence of a tenant in the café, the Gallery has experienced much slower traffic, and some of you expressed a desire to find another space for the Gallery. TRAG board members made a concerted effort to find a different space but found that most spaces are double what we are paying. I would like to make everyone aware that the Singer Hill owners have done everything possible over the past year to keep us going. We would not be open without them, and we owe them our deepest gratitude and support.
 
Due to the slower traffic and vacant space at Singer Hill, we are considering keeping the Gallery open only from Friday through Sunday from 10-4 until the owners find a new tenant. Lesser hours will also help to man the gallery, which has been an issue over the past few months. Some members are more comfortable with a second person, but this has made it difficult to fill all spots. Please be aware that fees, commission percentages, and hours will remain the same – only the days will change. TRAG needs your input before putting any of these changes into place. Please fill out the following survey and return by June 10th. This will give us enough information and time to announce a Call for Artists.

The form is now closed. Thank you for your interest.

Call for Artists: Still Life

Artists' Opportunities

Oregon artists are invited to enter our regional juried artist call for Still Life, a community, and outsider exhibit on one wall at Valley Art Gallery in Forest Grove. 2-D only, still life themed, traditional or non-traditional inanimate objects are acceptable as subject. The exhibition will run during gallery hours July 30 – Sept 5.

Selected artists must deliver ready to display, or ready to hang (wired) artwork July 23-25, hours to be determined.

Valley Art Association welcomes all artists. We encourage BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ representation. The Valley Art Association strives for inclusion, equality, and championing all artistic voices in our community. This is a great opportunity for emerging artists looking for their first shows.

All skill levels and ages are welcome. Parents will have to complete the registration and consignment agreement for minors.

Image credit: Camille Pissarro, Still Life with Apples and Pitcher (Public Domain)

IMPORTANT: Have you submitted (uploaded images) to a Valley Art call before? Login using the same email and password you received then, or reset your password. If you don’t, you’ll get a duplicate user error. After logging in, return to the Upload tab.

INFO & REQUIREMENTS

  • Enter by Sunday, July 18 (Select UPLOAD PHOTO in the above menu)
  • Jury convenes July 19
  • Email notices will go out by 11:59PM, Wednesday, July 21
  • Limit 2 submissions per artist
  • Submission must be work that has never shown at Valley Art before, any creation date
  • Art drop will be available July 22-25, hours TBD and will have daytime and evening options.
  • Maximum size is 11 in. x 14 in. (including frame) – 2D work only
  • Review gallery standards before entering
  • All work must be for sale, and suitable for family viewing
  • Exhibition July 30 – Sept 5 , Wednesday – Saturday, 11 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

If chosen . . .

  • ***Must be able to hand-deliver, in person, work to Valley Art, 2022 Main St., Forest Grove July 23-25.
  • All delivered work must be for sale, follow size limitations, and meet display requirements
  • Complete consignment agreement, W9, and inventory sheet. Gallery takes 35%
  • Properly tag your work following the provided procedure
  • Agree to self promote in addition to gallery advertising (friends, social media, etc)
  • Agree to pick up any unsold work Wednesday – Saturday, Sept 8-11 .
  • Consent to any uploaded image use in promotional materials

THINGS TO KNOW

  • Valley Art carries insurance while pieces are on exhibit
  • You may enter as many show calls as you like, limits apply for each show separately
  • Artists are paid by the 15th of the month following any sales
  • If you have any questions about online entry feel free to email April using showcall@valleyart.org.

UPLOAD / PLUGIN QUIRKS

  • If you’ve uploaded to Valley Art calls before, login using the same email and password you received then and return to this tab to upload. If needed, email for a password reset.

Then, with login tab still open to WordPress dashboard, return to this tab and choose UPLOAD PHOTO to submit.

Close tabs, or switch tabs to log out when finished

  • If you submit the form with a required field left blank, you may have to reattach the image and verify again you’re not a robot
  • It could take several minutes for your confirmation email to arrive from wordpress@valleyart.org, and it may filter to your SPAM
  • If you happen to have the exact same name as someone else, you may get a duplicate name error. Just add a -x (dash x) or middle initial.
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Call for Artists: June/July/August/September 2021 Rotation at the Oregon City Chamber of Commerce Gallery

OC Chamber of Commerce Gallery

Updated May 28th, 2021

We are sad to announce the new rotation with the Chamber of Commerce office has been put on hold.

Per Trieste & Victoria, the office is having to move to a new location in July so it would be non productive to start a new rotation at this time. The move is due to the need for a new roof plus repairs to the current building.

Anyone planning to pull their art to have it ready for the upcoming rotation at the TRAG Gallery needs to contact me ASAP & we can arrange time to retrieve it.
If you are willing to have your art stay I will determine the July date with Victoria to pull ALL art at that time.

We certainly will keep everyone informed of the changes ahead.
Our sincere apologies for this bump in the road.

Be Calm and Keep Making Art.

Regards,
Vona & Diana

The deadline to sign up for the June/July/August/September rotation is June 11th.
 
Call for Artists is now open for our June/July/August/September rotation at the Chamber Gallery located at, 615 High Street #102, Oregon City.
 
What you need to know:

  • This Rotation Period is for three (3) months.
  • There is no fee to participate in the Rotation Period, and no commission paid on sales.  
  • Artwork may not be removed without the approval of the Chamber Gallery Committee.
  • Please see further details in the attached Exhibit Regulations.
     

Key Dates:

Art in and out – Saturday June 19, 2021, from 10 am till 2 pm.
Next art in and out   – The week of September 16, 2021, from 10 am till 2 pm

To participate contact the Chamber Gallery Committee,   Vona Adams-Lawrence, 503-914-7622,   vonalee@comcast.net or  Diana Strom, 971-255-3945,  dianastromart@gmail.com

Again the deadline to participate is June 11th.

All accepted artists will receive a separate email or call to schedule your time slot for the art in. Here is the link to the Hold Harmless Agreement, Wall Labels & Inventory sheet. https://www.threeriversartistguild.com/gallery/oregon-city-chamber-of-commerce-gallery/


  Oregon City Chamber of Commerce Exhibit Regulations

  1. Membership in Three Rivers Artist Guild (“TRAG”) is current.
     
  2. Both 2D artists and 3D artists are welcome to participate. This Gallery will not be manned by Artists, so we are unable to offer binned items, jewelry or cards.
     
  3. Art will be exhibited for two to three months, mirroring the TRAG Gallery rotation schedule duration, at Oregon City Chamber of Commerce, 615 High Street #102, Oregon City. Artwork may not be removed without approval of the Chamber Gallery Committee.
     
  4. The art does not need to be juried so we ask the artist to present appropriate subject matter. All artwork must be original and made by the submitting Artist. Depending on the dimensions and number of participants, Artists may submit between 3 and 8 pieces.
     
  5. All artwork must be ready to hang on the wall with appropriate wire and either framed or finished in a professional manner. On the reverse side of work, there must be the Artist’s name, phone number and other contact information along with the title and a price if for sale.
     
  6. Artists must provide a one-page Artist Statement with photo of the Artist, and a dozen business cards.
     
  7. The Chamber Gallery Committee, and/or Oregon City Chamber of Commerce has the right to accept or reject any artwork due to size limitations, content or quality.
     
  8. Art In/Out: Artists will be scheduled for a 20-minute appointment to bring their art in or pick it up, to maintain COVID gathering/social distancing restrictions. Masks are required. If you miss your appointment, alternate arrangements have to be made with the Chamber Gallery Committee, preferably prior to your appointment.
     
  9. Sales: If works sell, the Artist is responsible to coordinate with Buyer and keeps 100% of sale. Artist is responsible for shipping and billing. Artist will replace work with another comparable piece and provide all inventory information to the Chamber Gallery Committee.
     
  10. While every effort is made to safeguard the works, TRAG is not responsible for any missing or damage to artworks. All works are exhibited in public spaces which are locked during non-work hours.

    The Chamber Gallery Committee consists of:

    – Vona Adams-Lawrence, 503-914-7622, vonalee@comcast.net
    – Diana Strom, 971-255-3945, dianastromart@gmail.com
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Announcement – Art Teachers- connection of Nicole Nathan

Artists' Opportunities

One River School of Art + Design is on an ambitious plan to “transform art education” across America and we are seeking compelling educators to join our company and grow with us. One River has become the voice for contemporary art and design within its communities. We have developed a new method for teaching that celebrates what is current and relevant in today’s art and design worlds. 

We are looking for experienced instructors who are also passionate artists with a desire to teach a wide variety of classes to students of all ages that includes the following subjects: drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media and cartooning. Our studios are state of the art and teaching at One River is a completely different experience than any other art program in the country.

You Are…

  • Passionate and enthusiastic about art & creative education 
  • Focused on great student outcomes and making sure students have fun 
  • Always prepared and open to new ideas

We are…

  • Aspirational company that delivers exceptional art experiences to students of all ages 
  • Seeking people who want to learn and grow with us 
  • Fun and fast paced place to work where we work hard, collaborate and strive for excellence 

QUALIFICATIONS for Art Instructor 

  • BFA or BA required
  • MFA or MA strongly desired 
  • Experience teaching art 
  • Strong technical skills 
  • Significant first-hand experience in making art 
  • Passion for working with people and creating a fun / interactive experience

To Apply:

Send an e-mail with your resume and a cover letter to lakeoswego@oneriverschool.com with “Job Application: Studio” as the subject header. *Although we would like to respond to every applicant, we will only be reaching out to the ones we are considering for the position. Please, no calls. Thank you for applying and we look forward to reviewing your application.

One River is an Equal Opportunity Employer institution and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, height, weight, pregnancy or marital status in employment or the provision of services and is an equal access/equal opportunity employer.

Thank you.TANMAYA BINGHAM
DIRECTOR
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ONE RIVER SCHOOL OF ART + DESIGN
15010 SW Bangy Road. Lake Oswego. OR 97035

WEB: https://lakeoswego.oneriverschool.com/
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CLASSES:
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Call for Art: Images of What Remains

Artists' Opportunities

The Arts Council of Lake Oswego invites artists to submit up to three works that include images of abandoned  places or structures found within the Pacific Northwest. Works will be curated into an exhibition on view  September 3rd through October 29th, 2021. 

The Pacific Northwest has a unique history – from Indigenous Peoples, early frontier days and the Oregon Trail to boom and bust industries like trapping and mining. As a result, our landscape is dotted with abandoned human-made places and structures that were once thriving. There are a number of gold rush ghost towns, ship  wrecks off the coast (the Peter Iredale), empty farm houses and other buildings, abandoned roads and even a  ghost forest (Neskowin Ghost Forest). Just in time for spooky season, these once thriving or occupied structures and locations remain with the mark of past human presence; now discarded or neglected.  

Have a favorite abandoned structure or place around the region? We want to include your images for display and sale in our ARTspace gallery! This exhibition will bring together images, which can be in any medium, of  the “abandoned.” The word “abandoned” for this exhibition is interpreted as buildings/structures or locations that are no longer occupied or used as once intended. Decommissioned lighthouses, forts, abandoned cars, or  fire towers can also qualify. Locations must be within the Pacific Northwest, which includes Oregon,  Washington, Idaho, and Northern California. 

** The Arts Council does not condone trespassing on private property to capture images. When necessary,  please do your research and obtain proper permissions. ** 

As the only dedicated visual arts gallery in the city of Lake Oswego, the Arts Council and its ARTspace gallery have a unique opportunity to inspire thought and conversation through art. The Arts Council of Lake Owego’s  mission is to ensure that arts are accessible and an integral part of life in our community.  

Eligibility 

This exhibition is open to all artists. All media will be considered. 

• Works must fit through gallery door (double retail sized door) 

• All work must be ready for exhibition upon arrival – Framed with wire for hanging, if 3D, must have a  base or mount (ACLO has a limited number of pedestals) 

• Any special hardware should be provided 

• If entries from out of area are accepted, no reimbursement for shipping or delivery will be provided • Works will be assessed for exhibition based on quality, subject matter in accordance with “abandoned”  theme, and overall aesthetic 

• Accepted artists are required to become a Friend of the Arts Council ($50 fee) to help offset costs in  producing the exhibition, promotion and associated programming

Applications should include: 

• No more than three works per artist will be considered 

• Photos of artwork being submitted in JPEG, PNG or PDF format 

• A brief description of each work 

• For each work include: title, location (doesn’t have to be exact), date of creation,  medium, and dimensions 

• Price (note ACLO’s 30% gallery fee) 

• Artist statement 

• Contact info for artist including website and/or social media 

Email applications as a single PDF to sgjohnson@lakeoswego.city with the subject line “Call for Art- Abandoned”.  While emailed applications are preferred, applications by mail should include a CD or jump drive with digital  photos and can be sent to: Arts Council of Lake Oswego, PO Box 369, Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034  

Deadline: July 9th, 2021 

Artists will be notified of their acceptance status by August 2nd, 2021. Accepted artists will be asked to sign a  gallery contract and artwork shall be delivered to the Arts Council no later than August 20th, 2021. 

It is free to submit entries for this exhibition. 

Artist Benefits 

Accepted work will be exhibited in our ARTspace gallery from September 3rd through October 29th, 2021. The  gallery is free and open to the public Tuesdays through Fridays, 10am to 5pm. Artists are asked to offer their  works for sale, with the understanding that the Arts Council takes a 30% commission.  

About the Arts Council of Lake Oswego 

Our Mission:  

The Arts Council of Lake Oswego works to ensure that arts are an integral part of life in our community, now  and into the future. 

Vision:  

Our collective actions and commitment will result in: 

• Enlivening our built and natural environments, while adding value to Lake Oswego’s economy; • Effective collaborative partnerships that strengthen our community; 

• Increased visual art appreciation and understanding by all of our residents and visitors; • Increased arts tourism and visitors as economic drivers for the city and our organization. 

For more information, please visit www.ArtsCouncilLO.org.

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May 10th Virtual Guild Meeting: “The Art of selling Art on Etsy” by Tom and Brianna Bliquez

TRAG Announcements

Tom Bliquez is an amazing and highly successful woodworking artist. Tom uses Etsy for his marketing and sales – and was actually so successful over the holidays that he had to close it down for a bit in order to catch up on sales – who doesn’t want that. His daughter Brianna Bliquez is his go-to professional for Etsy, and is a wealth of information for how to market on this popular Artists‘ sales site. Come join us for a fun informational and productive presentation.

May 10th Meeting Details

Time: May 10, 2021 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82148912111
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Call for Artists: 2021 Oregon City Festival of the Arts

Oregon City Festival of the Arts, Events Organized by TRAG
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For the fifth year, the Three Rivers Artist Guild is presenting an arts, culture and heritage event known as the Oregon City Festival of the Arts (OCFOTA) on August 14 and 15 2021. The Festival will again be held at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive & Visitor Information Center located outside at 1726 Washington Street, Oregon City, OR 97045. Hours of Operation are 10-5 each day. OCFOTA draws an attendance of approximately 2000 throughout the weekend. This event is free to the public.

As with so many events over the past year, things will be a little different.  We will be following COVID restrictions and the OHA guidelines very closely for Safety. This includes: An outdoor event with one entrance in and one entrance out, masks required and given to those who do not have them, hand sanitizers and gloves at every booth, maps and footprints directing traffic, and crowd monitors.

Your point of contact is Trieste Andrews at ocfota@threeriversartistguild.com.

This is a juried art show open to residents of Oregon and Washington State.  If interested, an application and a nonrefundable $25 jury fee application is due no later than June 10th, 2021. We have space for approximately 55 artists this year.

If accepted, the booth fee is $135. This includes your booth space (10’ x 10’) and marketing for the Oregon City Festival of the Arts.

Please note: This is an outdoor event on the grass. Although we make every effort to find the most level and suitable booth spaces, not all locations are perfectly flat. Also, there is no power available for the booths. Please note, we periodically experience inclement weather. The ground may be wet. Please be prepared for potential showers or wind.

No more than two artists may share a booth and art must be compatible.  Both must be juried in and send in separate applications and jury fees. You will share the booth fee of $135.

Important Dates to remember:

June 10, 2021: Jury fee and application due date.

June 15, 2021: Jury results sent to artists.

June 30, 2020: $135 booth payments due.

August 13, 2021: Friday Festival set-up

August 14 and 15, 2021: Oregon City Festival of the Arts

Application to jury and payment:

If interested, please fill out the application form, payment and digital images online at the following site. Please note that if accepted, your bio will be used for social media advertising. What you include in your statement is exactly what will be posted on Instagram and Facebook for marketing. Please make it approximately 100 words. The digital images are what we will be using for the jury process – so submit your best work!

To apply, please fill out the form below. Thanks for your interest and participation.

The form is now closed. Please apply next year!

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