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How Exhibits Are Chosen
Click here for the 2008-2009 Call for Artists
Note: if you have a proposal that is not a solo show, see below for Special Exhibit Proposal application.
The Durham Arts Council building is a 52,000 square foot community arts center in downtown Durham that contains galleries, theatres, rehearsal studios, classrooms and meeting spaces.
What gallery space is available at Durham Arts Council?
Who decides what exhibits are shown?
The Durham Art Guild screens for solo exhibitions in the Central Carolina Bank Gallery. Selected artists generally receive one quarter main gallery space (approx. 700 sq. ft.). Work in all mediums and styles will be considered. Submissions by fine artisans and skilled craftsmen are invited. Limitations exist on works requiring electricity and maintenance. Images submitted must represent the media of the work in which the artist wishes to exhibit. Artist must reside in North Carolina and must deliver/install and remove show. Artists who have been awarded a show in the past are eligible again after three years. The Durham Art Guild's phone number is (919) 560-2713.
Durham Arts Council screens for solo exhibitions in Allenton & Semans Galleries. Selected artists will receive one entire gallery for solo exhibit. These galleries serve as the main entry points for the first and second floors of the Durham Arts Council Building. Constant and diverse traffic and activities occur in the galleries and they are frequently scheduled for special events, especially receptions. Because of this traffic, DAC will only consider works which can be hung on the walls or exhibited in display cases. Additionally, DAC cannot provide electricity for exhibits in Semans or Allenton Galleries. Although DAC does not endorse any restrictions on any particular artistic content, in making programming decisions the agency will consider the fact that all users of the building must pass through the gallery space as they enter. Artists may reside outside of North Carolina but must deliver/install and remove show. For additional Durham Arts Council exhibit information contact Dara Edelman, Artist Services Coordinator, at dedelman@durhamarts.org.
What if I have an exhibit idea that is not a solo show?
Where do I get the application form?
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