Join the Guild

Application Process

1 Please dowload and complete the Kennedy Guild Artist Application Form.

2 Art Samples, minimum of 3 per medium, are to be brought with the application plus a non-refundable fee of $10 to the Arts Center for review by the Guild Screening Committee.

3 Screening: The Committee looks for originality in the work from design through production. Jewelry is to be created by the artist either in the setting or in the components or both. The committee is also mindful of the need for a balance of media and/or subject matter in the operation of the Art Shop where members' work is displayed.

4 Notification: Applicants will be notified within two weeks of submission of work.

Membership

There are 2 levels of Guild Membership.

Active Associate
  • Display for sale in Guild Art Shop year around, on a rotating basis among members.
  • Participate in Guild-only Shows (NO EXTRA FEE)
  • Advance notice of non-Guild Exhibitions
  • Receive e-mail KHAC Newsletter
  • Reduced fee of $15 for KHAC Exhibitions open to all artists
  • Display for sale in Guild Art Shop [year round, on a rotating basis among members]
  • Participate in Guild Shows (NO EXTRA FEE)
  • Advance notice of non-Guild Exhibitions
  • Receive e-mail KHAC Newsletter
  • Reduced fee of $15 for KHAC Exhibitions open to all artists
$50.00 Annual Dues $85.00 Annual Dues

Requires equivalent of 24 hrs/year volunteer service

No volunteer service required.

 

SALES Artist receives 70% of the sale price; 30% is retained by the Arts Center to help defray operating costs. Artists will be paid once/month for items sold in the previous month. Artists do not pay sales tax.
QUALITY CONTROL

Work submitted for Guild Shows or for sale in the Art Shop is subject to quality review by the Jury Committee. Work that is found lacking in presentation, aesthetics or is poorly made will not be accepted.

Quality issues include, but are not limited to, level of artistic effort in chosen medium; warped or unstable frames; poorly cut or dirty mats; badly stretched canvasses; unstable bases in three-dimensional work; sharp or broken parts in sculpture, ceramics or jewelry work; or other examples of workmanship that do not meet the criteria under which the Guild member was accepted.

Volunteer Service Opportunities

* Indoors : Art Shop management/sales/décor; office help; show installation, wall preparation; class aide or instructor

* Outdoors : gardens, lawn, weeding

If you have questions, please Contact Us.

Current Exhibition

Beyond Emancipation


Jan. 14 - Feb. 23, 2012
Opening: Jan. 14, 6-8pm

An exploration of African-American culture through contemporary art. Presented in partnership with Juneteenth Cincinnati.