Micro Print Fair
Monday 24 – Sunday 30 March // 10.00 – 17.00
Donate a print // No submission fee // Works will be sold by size ranging from £5.00 – £20.00
Are you an artist or photographer?
We are looking for donations of prints to sell in our fundraising Micro Print Fair. This is for those who have a print they are happy to donate and help us bring gallery 2 to life with creativity by local artists to help support the ongoing work of Adur & Worthing Trust in their management of Colonnade House.
Donate a print // No submission fee
All work must either be posted or dropped off at Colonnade House, 47 Warwick Street by 22nd March, 17.00 at the latest.
Please contact paula.tollett@adur-worthing.gov.uk if you are interested in donating a print.
Ts&Cs
- There is no submission fee to donate a print to the Micro Print Fair.
- All work will be for sale with 100% of proceeds going towards supporting the Adur & Worthing Trust.
- Work sold will range from £5.00 – £20.00
- There is no theme.
- Maximum size A2
- Work must be unframed so that it can be wall mounted or fit into a print browser. If possible, work should be wrapped and ready to be sold.
- Maximum of 5 prints per person.
- Any unsold prints are to be collected at the end of the exhibition.
- All artists will be invited to the celebration evening on Monday 24 March.
- If you are interested in donating a print, please contact paula.tollett@adur-worthing.gov.uk
Please note: All fundraising activities during this period are organised by The Adur & Worthing Trust & with Worthing Borough Council fully sighted and aware.
If not enough funds are raised through various efforts, then The Adur & Worthing Trust will invest the money back into cultural projects in the local area as they have done for many years with The Creative Commissions.
Please note: All fundraising activities during this period are organised by The Adur & Worthing Trust & with Worthing Borough Council fully sighted and aware.
If not enough funds are raised through various efforts, then The Adur & Worthing Trust will invest the money back into cultural projects in the local area as they have done for many years with The Creative Commissions.