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The Red Show | Winter Group ShowThe Red Show Winter Group Show IN PERSON ART EXHIBIT @ 125 Rivington, NYC THE RED SHOW by SAINT MARKS ARTS On view December 18th January 15th 125 Rivington Street (at Essex), Lower East Side, NYC Opening Reception: Thursday, December 18th from 6PM 9PM Closing Reception: Thursday, January 15th from 6PM 9PM Artwork Submission here: https: forms. gle 7Tj7x1WphYUBnBxx5 Submission Cost: $50 per artwork (pay here) Curated by: Kimberly Salib, Executive

The Red Show | Winter Group Show
IN PERSON ART EXHIBIT @ 125 Rivington, NYC

THE RED SHOW by SAINT MARKS ARTS
On view December 18th - January 15th
125 Rivington Street (at Essex), Lower East Side, NYC
Opening Reception: Thursday, December 18th from 6PM - 9PM
Closing Reception: Thursday, January 15th from 6PM - 9PM

Artwork Submission here:  https://forms.gle/7Tj7x1WphYUBnBxx5

Submission Cost: $50 per artwork  (pay here)

Curated by: Kimberly Salib, Executive Director Art Gotham

Exhibition Dates: Winter 2025/2026: December 18th - January 15th

We invite emerging and established artists to submit works in any medium, including:

• Painting
• Sculpture
• Digital Art
• Video/Projection
• Mixed Media
• Performance Art
 
All submissions should align with the exhibition’s theme of envisioning the future.
 
Details and How to Apply 
• Deadline for Submissions: Dec 12, 2025
• Accepted Media: All media types are welcome.
• Application Fee: $25 per submission
• Submission Requirements:
• Artist Statement (keep it short - 500 words max)
• High-resolution images of the work(s) Title format for images: Name_Title_Year, Dimensions (BillBurns_Future_2024_54x54)
• Artwork description, including dimensions, materials, and year of creation
• Opening Reception: Thursday, December 18th from 6PM - 9PM
•Closing Reception: Thursday, January 15th from 6PM - 9PM
• Only submit work that is available for the entire duration of the exhibition.
• No artwork can be withdrawn before the show closes.
• No price changes will be allowed after submission.
• If the final work does not match the submitted images, Saint Marks Arts reserves the right to exclude it from the exhibition.
• Saint Marks Arts reserves the right to exclude work that arrives in poor condition or is too fragile for display.
• Priority consideration will be given to members of Saint Marks Arts. If you’re not yet a member, we encourage you to join for $50 to receive priority consideration and exclusive benefits for future exhibitions.  Become a member at www.saintmarksarts.com. 

Artwork Delivery and Collection Details
 • In-person Drop-off Times @ 125 Rivington St TBD
• All artwork must be received by TBD 
 • Pick-up: TBD
• Artwork must be picked up by the end of the day on TBD, Saint Marks Arts is not responsible for the shipping of unsold work. 
 • Artwork not collected by Aug 10, will incur a storage fee.

Liability
Artists are responsible for taking out insurance policies on their own artwork while it is displayed at Saint Marks Arts. The Collective cannot be held liable for any damage, loss, or theft of the artwork.

Indemnification Clause
By submitting artwork to Saint Marks Arts, the artist agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Saint Marks Arts, its directors, officers, employees, agents, and volunteers from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses, and expenses (including but not limited to attorney fees) arising out of or in connection with the exhibition of the artist's work. This includes, but is not limited to, claims related to copyright infringement, bodily injury, or property damage. The artist acknowledges and agrees that Saint Marks Arts is not responsible for the loss, theft, or damage of any artwork, and it is the artist's responsibility to secure appropriate insurance coverage for their artwork while it is displayed at Saint Marks Arts.

Artist Incubator Responsibilities

• We will provide the large gallery space at 125 Rivington @ Essex for the exhibition.
• We will create an info sheet & price list
• We will create instagram posts and have an email marketing campaign to promote the show.
 • We will handle all sales, retaining a commission of 50% as agreed for in gallery purchase
• We will use best efforts via in person contact to sell your artwork!
•  For sales represented by Artsy, artist will receive 40% of the sale price

Questions/Comments [email protected].

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