• Exhibition Starts: Exhibition Starts: Saturday 28 May 2022

• Opening Hours: Mon - Sat: 1 - 7pm

• Private View: Saturday 28 May 2022 (6 - 10pm) - RSVP needed due to COVID restrictions

• Exhibition Ends: Saturday 18 June 2022

• Collection of unsold work: 20 - 25 June 2022 (from 1 - 7pm)

• Echo’s Studio
  Rua Pelotas 400, Vila Mariana
  Post Code: 04012-001
  SAO PAULO, SP - BRAZIL

• The participating artists will be asked to send a high resolution file of their artwork to be printed and framed in Brazil

• The files must be cropped (A3 or square) by the artist and sent via email when requested

• Resolution for printing: 300dpi

  A3 size: 420 x 297 mm OR 3508 x 4961 pixels

  Square size: 300 x 300 mm OR 3543 x 3543 pixels

• No borders

• File formats .jpeg, .tiff or .pdf (for graphics)

• The artworks are allocated based on size, orientation, technical specifications, colours, etc. The curator carefully plans the placement of each work to ensure consistency throughout the show. Please note that the decisions are final and not open for discussion.

• All works must be well presented. Prints and paper work must be suitably framed (preferably protected with glass or plexiglass).

• All framed artworks must have d-rings attached on the back for hanging. If the artwork is too thin, the artist can create a wood sub-frame, like this.

• Deliver of artworks deadline: Friday 20/05/2022. If the artist is sending work by courier get in contact to discuss options.

• From 20 - 25 June 2022 (from 1 - 7pm)

• The artists that opted for international shipping will be contacted by the curator after the exhibition. Please note that the print will be sent only after confirmation of payment (approx. £25 covered by the artist).

• Most of the artists choose to keep the print in our archive for future opportunities.

• The prints will be individually wrapped in cellophane sleeves (labeled and with contact info) and placed in an artwork rack for the next couple of exhibitions.

• After that, they will be safely stored in the curator’s studio.

• UK & International

  https://www.theprintspace.co.uk/

• Brazil

  https://visualprintart.com.br/

Pricing strategy for artists that are not sure about how to price their work.

This advice was taken from the Printspace “Selling Art Online” guide. For more info: https://www.theprintspace.co.uk/how-to-price-your-online-art-prints/

Whether you are new to the art-selling industry, or an accomplished artist wanting to verify the pricing of your artwork, you should always take into consideration the cost of materials, labor, the size of the artwork as well as researching similar artists selling.

The advice that follows is based on the values we have seen achieved by various artists who print and sell their work with us, through our 11 year history in the art world and our research and surveys of the art buying public. Please bear in mind this guide only relates to our experience in online sales of art prints (not originals), and we appreciate that everyone will have their own perspective and experience on the subject.

We have categorised our advice about pricing in relation to the career stage you are at:

• Starting Out - If you have not had any media coverage or solos shows yet.

  A4 - A3 size - £80

• Rising Star - Your art have been featured on art blogs or in art magazines a number of times, and you have had at least one solo exhibition.

  A4 - A3 size - £150

• Established - You have had group and solo exhibitions and press coverage over at least a five year period. And you may have won awards or other industry accolades/recognition
  A4 - A3 size - £500

Knowing when to raise your prices of your artwork can also be a challenge. When your work is selling well consistently over a period of time, there is a demand for your art and you have established your brand and identity, then you would be able to justify increasing your prices. Additionally if you have recently received any awards or have taken part in a successful exhibition, you could consider raising your prices.

• No commission on sales.

• Buyers can pay the artist directly by PayPal and the curator will arrange the pickup with the buyer after the exhibition is over.

• Sold artworks are not allowed to be taken from the walls during the exhibition. The buyer must collect the artwork from 20 - 25 June 2022 (from 1 - 7pm) or arrange the pick-up with the curator.

• The organisers or the studio will not be liable for any loss or damage to any artworks physically submitted at any point.

• The studio does not provide insurance; artists will have to insure their individual work.