Shows are usually three months long.

Shows may be one-artist shows, several-artist shows or theme shows.

Art suitable for hanging on walls is best, as there are no showcases.

The work must be ready to hang (we can't mat or frame items).

See:  Artist's Agreement with Eastrose and Inventory Form

The works should hang for the entire show.  Exceptions may be granted if the artist will hang a comparable artwork in the place of the removed one; this must be done with the involvement of the Committee.   A shorter show may also be arranged. 

Artists may sell paintings (in which case they are asked to donate 15% of the sale to Eastrose) or may just exhibit their work. 

Artists are responsible for hanging their own works at a time mutually convenient to artist and at least one Eastrose committee member.

A show may be small (about 6-10 paintings) or larger (The largest show so far had 34 paintings).

Artists may have a reception if they wish, to be scheduled at a mutually convenient time for the artist and the Eastrose Art Gallery Committee.

Eastrose Gallery will publicize the shows in their newsletter, order of service, and website and will send a press release to the Oregonian and the Outlook.  Artists may publicize their shows by mailings or in other convenient ways.  Pictures of artist's works will (if the artist wishes) be displayed in a virtual exhibit on the Gallery website.