How to Submit an Exhibition Proposal to a Gallery

Getting your art out there for others to see is essential to selling your work. In most galleries, review committees meet to select exhibition pieces. Here's how to submit your work for consideration.

Instructions

1

Visit galleries to view the types of art displayed and to see if yours meets the gallery's guidelines. Find a gallery near you by visiting the Art Gallery Guide website.

2

Ask the gallery representative for a copy of the gallery's proposal submission guidelines.

3

Write a cover letter for your proposal consisting of a one-page summary. Describe your work, and state when you would like to have it displayed.

4

Consider offering a lecture or presentation as a complement to your exhibit, and include a description in your proposal.

5

Create samples or photos of your work. The review board will want to be able to verify the quality of your work.

6

Include a resume detailing your previous exhibitions or other related experience as well as a list of references. Be sure to include all your contact information.

7

Add any other required documentation or other materials as directed in the gallery's guidelines. Follow these guidelines to the letter. Leaving something out could mean your proposal will be rejected.

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Getting your art out there for others to see is essential to selling your work. In most galleries, review committees meet to select exhibition pieces. Here's how to submit your work for consideration.

Instructions

1

Visit galleries to view the types of art displayed and to see if yours meets the gallery's guidelines. Find a gallery near you by visiting the Art Gallery Guide website.

2

Ask the gallery representative for a copy of the gallery's proposal submission guidelines.

3

Write a cover letter for your proposal consisting of a one-page summary. Describe your work, and state when you would like to have it displayed.

4

Consider offering a lecture or presentation as a complement to your exhibit, and include a description in your proposal.

5

Create samples or photos of your work. The review board will want to be able to verify the quality of your work.

6

Include a resume detailing your previous exhibitions or other related experience as well as a list of references. Be sure to include all your contact information.

7

Add any other required documentation or other materials as directed in the gallery's guidelines.

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. Follow these guidelines to the letter. Leaving something out could mean your proposal will be rejected.