CALL FOR ENTRIES - STORYBOOK

West Valley Arts is pleased to announce we are currently accepting entries for an upcoming, curated exhibit titled StoryBook, which will be displayed at the West Valley City Performing Arts Center during West Valley Arts Production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast.  Both the theatrical event and exhibit will be shown in the “round room” at the WVCPAC from January 20 – March 26, 2022.  Both 2-D and 3-D works will be considered. 
 
Although encouraged, selected pieces do not necessarily have to specifically feature Beauty and the Beast characters, visuals, or themes, but must feature visual stylings related to folk and fairy tales, fables, traditional children’s narratives, and other fanciful, illustrative, classic children’s stories. 
 
To apply, please email up to three digital image(s) of the piece(s) to be considered to Michael Christensen by December 31. Please include dimensions, medium, title, and sale price with each submission.  There is no fee for submission or review. Accepted works will be determined by West Valley Arts Visual Arts and Theatre staff. 
 
Pieces accepted into the exhibit will be delivered to the West Valley City Performing Arts Center (3333 Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City, UT 84119), framed and ready for hanging, or for floor/pedestal display on Wednesday, January 5, 2022. 
 
Items will be available for sale, unless identified as NFS, with a 30% commission retained by West Valley Arts.   
 
Please feel free to share with other artist or arts organizations. 

Contact: 
Michael Christensen, Visual Arts Manager, West Valley Arts 
michael.christensen@wvc-ut.gov  

APPLICATION INFORMATION

Please note that submitting this application does not guarantee an exhibition booking at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center.

REVIEW CRITERIA
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Applications are reviewed by the West Valley Arts Visual Arts Committee and are considered on the following criteria:

• Relevance to the West Valley Arts mission - "Creating opportunities to learn, experience and celebrate art, culture and community."
• Artistic merit and quality of work
• Subject matter
• Relevance to community interests
• Suitability to facility
• Historical and/or educational significance
• Ability to generate visitation and/or media coverage

SALE OF ARTWORK

West Valley Arts keeps a 30% commission on all art sales, and will manage all sales directly. All art sold shall remain on the premises until the conclusion of the exhibition, unless otherwise arranged between West Valley Arts, the artist, and the buyer. It is not mandatory for artworks to be for sale, although it is encouraged. Any commission on art sales goes toward funding the West Valley Arts and Cultural Foundation's programming.