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Event History

We rotate between large group shows and solo/dual shows every 4-6 weeks. The original artwork at our shows sell well and we have great media/PR for our events locally and statewide. We can provide countless articles and references of artists with past sales at our gallery, and we've timed the CRITTERS Exhibition to display before the holidays ensuring it's a very marketable show.

What Makes this event different?

We average 200-250 submissions per group show and try to accept as many works as possible, usually up to 65 pieces. Our guest jurors rotate for each exhibition to ensure our gallery stays fresh. Our customers like that we mix both traditional and contempory artists together, working in multiple mediums.

Copyright Policy

all artists maintain all copyright to all imagery, we only require low-res jpgs for juror-review, we don't allow photography by guests in our gallery.

Image Usage Rights

we only use imagery to promote the show and drive traffic into our exhibitions, with artists' permission.

artlessBastard is calling for 2D & 3D works of art, in all mediums – except performance art or film – for their Nov/Dec 2018 ‘CRITTERS’ Show. If your art features ANY critter, real or imagined, then it’s a good fit for this exhibition. And whether the animal inspiration is obvious or subtle, we want to see it! If there’s a beak, paw, fur, tentacles (or anything in-between)... we’re leaving the interpretation of theme up to our artists and can’t wait to see what you come up with. If bugs are your thing, bring it on! If creatures of the sea mystify you, bring it on! If made-up monsters make you happy, bring it on! If dressing models up like animals trips your trigger, bring it on! We’ve instructed our guest jurors that our core audience enjoys both traditional & contemporary works – so this show will be a great mix of style, medium, size and subject. Email casey@artlessBastard.com with questions or submit online via our easy web-form www.artlessbastard.com.