Small Matters
Bromfield Gallery in Boston's South End seeks 2D work whose longest side is 18" including frame (if framed), with sale price of $100- $1000 (50% gallery commission) for its annual juried show. No theme, artwork in any media may be submitted to be wall-hung.
New England artists only. Selected work must be dropped off and picked up; no shipping.
Selected work must be ready to hang with any special hardware included. (The gallery provides basic hanging supplies.) If the work is framed, don't use shrink wrap, clip frames or plexi boxes. Framing should look professional. All work must be dry, and fragile work is discouraged.
$18 each, no limit on number of entries. Each image must be submitted separately.
(Note: please prepare carefully; entries may not be edited after they are submitted.) Juried by a committee of Bromfield Gallery artists. Note: the gallery may not hang any artwork which does not accurately reflect the online jpgs or is not professionally presented.
Title each jpg: Artist Name: "Title," media, size, year, price. If possible, make the longest side no longer than 1200 pixels, or 12 inches at 100 dpi. You may condense the jpgs as medium quality. Please prepare carefully; no revisions are permitted after submission is complete.
We welcome emerging and established artists regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identification, sexual orientation, religious beliefs or disabilities.
Deadline for online submissions: Sunday, November 10 by midnight
Notification: Sunday, November 24
Artwork dropoff: Sunday, December 1, 12-5 pm Pickup: Sunday, December 22, 12-5 pm
Exhibition dates: December 3-22, 2024
BROMFIELD GALLERY
Founded in 1975, Bromfield Gallery is one of Boston's premier artist-run galleries. With an emphasis on New England artists, Bromfield shows contemporary art in all media, including printmaking, sculpture, painting, and drawing, as well as video, installation, and new media.
The gallery is located in Boston's dynamic SOWA district (South of Washington Street) in the South End, home to over two dozen contemporary art galleries and high-end furniture and design boutiques, as well as a number of fine restaurants. Nearby is the Boston Center for the Arts, which showcases visual art, cultural conferences, and independent theater companies. SOWA comes alive during each month's First Friday opening receptions.