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Small Object Exhibition: Call for Entries

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The Depot Artspace supports and celebrates the innovative and socially conscious Sculpture on Shore with its own small scale object exhibition. This show offers lovers of the ‘small and perfectly formed’ a wide range of works in a variety of media, from sculpture to quirky assemblages and everything in between.

This is a great opportunity to exhibit your work as the show takes place during two significant events that attract large audiences; Sculpture on Shore and the Devonport Arts Festival.

Small Object Exhibition Guidelines:

What: Original artworks of small proportions. Feel free to be creative and think outside the box.

Medium: You can work in any medium as long as it is stable and we can display it. Artworks need to be able to stand, hang on the wall and be of a good finish.

Size: We will accept even the smallest artworks. The maximum size is 60cm (height) x 60cm (width).

Where: Small Dog Gallery, the Depot Artspace, 28 Clarence Street, Devonport, Auckland 09 963 2331. Contact helen.winskill@depotartspace.co.nz

When: Exhibition runs from the 8th  20th November 2014. Artworks to be delivered between Wednesday 5th and Thursday 6th of November 2014. Exhibition opening Saturday 8th of November 2014 from 2pm  3.30pm.

For conditions of entry and to download an entry form click here.

Image: Barry Brickell

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