Accepted Mediums

Ceramics

Functional, ornamental, and sculptural work using clay as the principal medium.

No mass-production or machine-made work is allowed. If numerous pieces of the same design are presented, each one should be signed.

Fiber Arts

Artists that work with fiber, wearable, non-wearable, and leather should enter this area, as well as paper, basketry, tapestries, weaving, and hand embroidery.

Glass

Functional, ornamental, and sculptural work with glass as the principal material.

Jewelry

Only artists selected into the jewelry category may show or sell jewelry. The bulk of jewelry components must be created by the exhibiting artist.

Mixed Media

This category contains both 2D and 3D works that use several types of materials to create.

Painting

Painting, oil, acrylic, charcoal, crayon, pastel, chalk, graphite, watercolor, pen and ink, egg tempera, and colored pencil are all included in this area.

Photography & Digital Art

This category comprises pictures captured using any kind of film or digital camera and printed using any kind of traditional or digital printing method without any special modifications or improvements.

Printmaking

Printmaking creations that use lithography, engraving, etching, wood block, mono prints, linoleum, and other similar techniques...

Sculpture

Works in three dimensions produced in any kind of medium.

Wood

Hand-tooled, machine-tooled, turned, or carved wood pieces that are original. Work might be ornamental or useful.

Metals

Works of art made from a variety of metals, including iron, aluminum, or steel, and can come in many different styles, from abstract and modern to traditional and rustic.

Graphic Arts

Two dimensional fine arts.