Application Deadline: July 14, 2014
Visual artists and fine crafters interested in
displaying their wares at the Wide Open Bluegrass Festival Art Market
have until July 14, 2014 to submit their artwork for consideration. Complete guidelines and criteria are availble on the Artsplosure website: artsplosure.org; applicants are required to complete the application process online via entrythingy: http:// artsplosure.org/get-involved/ payment/entry-thingy/
Artsplosure will present The Art Market as part of Wide Open Bluegrass, a major public festival component of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s World of Bluegrass. The event is presented in partnership with IBMA, the City of Raleigh, Greater Raleigh Convention & Visitors Bureau, and PineCone-The Piedmont Council of Traditional Music. It will be held Friday, October 3 through Saturday, October 4, 2014.
The
WOB Art Market is an intimate showcase, designed to recognize North
Carolina’s talented and enthusiastic arts community and feature unique
artisans from across the United States. Local artists and crafters, and
those who sell works that will appeal to a music-loving audience, are
encouraged to submit an application. The World of Bluegrass event will
attract over 6,000 national and international traditional music
performers, presenters, and fans — in addition to over 75,000 local
attendees anticipated for the two-day Wide Open Bluegrass festival.
IBMA’s World of Bluegrass event, an annual bluegrass music homecoming, consists of four parts: the IBMA Business Conference, September 30 – October 2; the 25th Annual International Bluegrass Music Awards, scheduled for Thursday evening, October 2; Wide Open Bluegrass, October 3-4
(which includes both free stages and ticketed festival performances)
and the Bluegrass Ramble, an innovative series of showcases, taking
place September 30 – October 2 in downtown Raleigh and at the Raleigh
Convention Center.
IBMA
– the International Bluegrass Music Association – is the professional
trade organization for the global bluegrass music community. The
organization’s six-year stay in Raleigh is the result of a partnership
with The Greater Raleigh Convention & Visitors Bureau, PineCone—The
Piedmont Council of Traditional Music, the City of Raleigh and a local
organizing committee.
Artsplosure is an independent nonprofit organization that has presented arts festivals in Raleigh since 1980.
*Information Courtesy of PineCone Press Release
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