Online Application for
Indian Art Fair Benefit

March 27 & 28, 2010 - Desert Diamond Casino

Please submit the below form to apply for the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Festival.

 

Your application will NOT be complete if it does not include all of the following:

 

1. PAYMENT

2. CONTACT INFORMATION
3. DESCRIPTION OF ARTWORK AND DISPLAY

4. SIX PHOTOGRAPHS (F YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS RETURNED: Include a self-addressed envelope large enough and with adequate postage to return your pictures or CD. Your images will be returned within four (4) weeks after the last festival. If an envelope is not submitted in a large enough size or with enough postage, your images CANNOT be returned.)

5. SPECIAL REQUESTS
6. SIGNED RULES AND REGULATIONS SHEET

7. SIGNED RELEASE & HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT SHEET.

 

 

(YOU MUST HIT THE SUBMIT BUTTON AT THE END OR YOUR APPLICATION WILL NOT BE PROCESSED)

 


 

 

1. SPACE FEES AND PAYMENT OPTIONS

 

$200— ADULT SINGLE SPACE - 10ft. x 10ft.
$350— ADULT DOUBLE SPACE - 20ft. x 10ft.
$10— YOUTH ARTISTS - Under 13 years of age

$20— YOUTH ARTISTS - Between 13 and 17 years of age

Youth Artists may exhibit their work on their parent’s table.
If you do not have a table, one will be provided for you by SAACA.

 

ADULT SINGLE SPACE

(Space Size: 10ft. x 10ft.)              

Table provided by SAACA if needed

$200

ADULT DOUBLE SPACE

(Space Size: 20ft. x 10ft.) 

Table provided by SAACA if needed

$350

YOUTH ARTISTS -
(Under 13 years of age) 
(Space Size: 8ft. Table)   

Youth Artists are required to share a table with their parents

$10
YOUTH ARTISTS -
(Under 13 - 17 years of age) 
(Space Size: 8ft. Table)   

Youth Artists are required to share a table with their parents

$20

 


Please select or check the payment options that best fits your needs.

 

 



 


Download the mail in form HERE, then mail with accompanying check to:

*All checks should be made payable to SAACA.

         

Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance

RE: YOUR NAME + FESTIVAL APPLYING FOR
7225 N. Oracle Rd., Suite 112
Tucson, AZ  85704

 

 

PHONE – To process your credit card over the phone, please contact SAACA at (520) 797-3959 x 8 to process your card over the phone.

FAX – Download and print the FAX form HERE, and fax back to SAACA at (520) 531-9225

 

ONLINE VIA PAYPAL: If paying via Paypal, Submit Payment ABOVE

Acceptance Mark


*Subject to $3 processing fee


2. CONTACT INFORMATION

 

Artists/Crafter's Name:

 

 

 

Address:


 

 

Tribal Affiliation: Tribal Enrollment #:

 

Email:

Website (used for promotional purposes only): Collaborative Artwork: A collaborative piece is one that bears two or more hallmarks identifying is as made by two or more artists. Simply working together with other artists in the same studio or in the same material does not constitute a collaboration.

 


 

 

 

3. DESCRIPTION OF ARTWORK AND DISPLAY



This information is pertinent when laying out the festival and assigning booth spaces...be as specific as possible.

 

Artistic Medium: (Check all that apply)

 


(beads, quill, leather, drums, flutes, etc.)
(paintings, drawings, prints, graphics, photography)

(limit description to 5 words)

 

Describe Your Artwork: Describe ALL WORK you intend to bring. Be specific. For example: "Original paintings, prints and note cards." List all items you plan to bring and describe how you make them, including the medium, techique, and subject matter. ITEMS NOT INCLUDED IN BOOTH DESCRIPTION AND IMAGES MUST NOT BE BROUGHT TO THE FESTIVAL.

 

Price Range of Work: $

Description of Artwork:

 

Table/Booth Display:
• Only one artist or approved collaborators are allowed per table/booth. No sharing of tables is allowed.
• Artists who purchase a single space are required to place all their artwork on the table. Small display
cases are acceptable. No displays can block another artists’ table or the walkways.
• If needed, SAACA will provide one table for each artist. All other items needed for display (panels, pedestals, etc.) will be the responsibility of the artist.
• Each artist will be provided with two chairs.
• NO ELECTRICITY HOOK UPS ARE AVAILABLE.

 

Will you be needing a table provided by SAACA?

 

Will you be using any of the following to display your artwork? (Check all that apply)

 





Please indicate the size, quantity and dimensions of each of the above display methods in the

box below:

 

4. PHOTOS

 

Please email no less than 6 sample photos of your booth and sample art to Sam at sam@saaca.org. When sending photos and/or sample art, please include your full name, address, phone number and which Festival you are applying for. Supported formats include PDF, JPEG, EPS & WORD.  You can send multiple emails, but no one email should exceed a combined 9 MB.


 

5. SPECIAL REQUESTS

 

Do you have any special needs or requests? (Check all that apply). Requests are considered, but not guaranteed.

 

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SET UP TIME

 

Choose Your Set Up Time: Please select the time that you will come to set up. You must come at the time you select or SAACA staff and volunteers may not be available to assist you or enable access to the site.

I will set up between (please select one):

 


(Must be set up by 5 PM on Friday if you wish to be juried for the ASM award.)

 

 

 

 

 

6. RULES & REGULATIONS AGREEMENT: REQUIRED


Application and participation constitutes agreement and acceptance of these policies as well as specific instructions governing the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance (SAACA) events.

 

Arizona State Museum’s Southwest Indian Art Fair Benefit is held INDOORS this year at Desert Diamond Casino, not outdoors at Arizona State Museum as in years past. Please read carefully as different rules apply.

Permits
• Each artist is required to comply with all State of Arizona laws and ordinances, and must obtain all necessary permits. A business license is not required to sell art work at the Desert Diamond Casino, but is recommended. If you have any questions please contact the Arizona Department of Revenue, 400 West Congress St., Tucson, AZ 85701 520-791-4566 or visit www.ci.sahuarita.az.us
• Sales Tax collection and payment to the state and city is the responsibility of artist.

Exhibit Rules
• This show is an invitational event.
• This is not an invitational show. Any American Indian Artist affiliated with a state or federally recognized tribe in the southwestern United States (Arizona, New Mexico, Southern Utah, Southern Colorado, Colorado River, and Nevade) who meets the requirements outlined in the application will be able to participate. All entry fees will be deposited when received and must be submitted with the application.
• Artists must display and sell their artwork the entire weekend. If you need to leave early for any reason, please notify a staff member.
Failure to do this may result in disqualification from the next year’s SWIAF.
• Artists can only display and sell their own artwork, which was declared on the application and accepted and is properly identified with a hallmark. Selling artwork that has not been reviewed or accepted will result in disqualification from SWIAF. Table/space areas will be checked to ensure that all space and display requirements are followed and that only artwork accepted is displayed.
• All participating artists will be required to have their signature mark or stamp on file with the Arizona State Museum.
• Artist Packets will be emailed or mailed to you and available online no later than one week prior to the festival.
• Festival Volunteers will be available to help you unload your vehicle and move your artwork to your assigned area. Volunteers will also be on hand during regular festival hours to offer relief breaks for artists.
• Artists MUST ONLY park their vehicle during show hours in the designated EXHIBITOR PARKING spaces. Citations will be given to all artists not complying with this policy with a minimum fine of $100.
• Intoxication is intolerable, no liquor, smoking or drugs should be in evidence at ANY TIME. Pursuant with Arizona State Law, smoking is ONLY permitted in the areas designated OUTSIDE of the festival area. Inappropriate and/or foul language will also not be tolerated. If your behavior is deemed unruly at anytime during the festival, SAACA reserves the right to eject your participation in the festival or any future festival at any time. A booth refund will not be given in the event of disqualification due to unruly behavior.
• Display areas should be kept free of storage boxes, sloppy tablecloths or clutter at all times. SAACA reserves the right to make changes to an artists’ display at any time. Each artist is liable for their own trash within their allotted space prior to, during and following the festival. If an artist leaves their space either before, during or after the festival with any trash, the artist will be fined a minimum of $100 for clean up following the festival and do so at the risk of not be invited back to a future show.
• Pursuant with State Law, scheduled Fire Department, Health Department and Building Safety Inspectors will be present on site prior to the festival to issue the final permit. Exhibitors must comply with all inspector instructions or modifications to their space and set up so that they are in compliance with pertinent fire codes, laws, ordinances and regulations pertaining to health, fire prevention and public safety.
• SAACA and Desert Diamond Casino will provide overnight security on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, although neither is liable for damage, theft or other destruction of artist display, product or bodily harm.
• Booth Assignments will NOT be given to the artist in advance. All Booth Assignments will be given at the time of check in on either Thursday, Friday or Saturday during set up.
• Please note, your credit card will be run as soon as your application is approved. Without payment, SAACA cannot guarantee or hold your booth space in the festival. Refunds will be NOT be given for this show. Once you have cancelled for this festival, reentry will NOT be allowed back into the same year festival. If you cancel for this show, your credit will go toward SWIAF 2011.

General Information
Arizona State Museum supports the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (1990).
All work must be Indian made and is subject to evaluation by the SWIAF Standards Committee representatives. These representatives may request that items not meeting the established standards be removed from display and sale. If asked to remove an item, please do so immediately. Failure to comply will result in immediate disqualification. Artist must vacate the event. No fees will be refunded. No sale or display is permitted of work produced with commercial kits, molds, patterns, plans, prefabricated forms nor imported, manufactured, or mass produced items. No weapons (firearms or metal knives) are allowed for sale.

 

7. RELEASE & HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT: REQUIRED

 

ARTISTS NAME:

 

This agreement is entered into by and between the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance (Producer), the sponsor of the event (Client) and the artist or craftsperson filling out, signing, and returning the application (Artist).

The Artist hereby indemnifies and holds the Producer, its agents, employees and servants and the Client, its agents, employees and servants harmless from any and all claims, including costs and attorney’s fees resulting there from, arising out of said Artist’s participation in any and all events which have been organized by or through Producer or Client. For the purposes of this agreement, the term “participation” shall include, but not be limited to, the delivery of equipment, merchandise, structures and arts or crafts to their designated location, the set up and display of any such structure and art or crafts, and the dismantling and removal of all such items from the area provided by or through the Producer or its agents, employees and servants or the Client or its agents, employees and servants.

The Artist hereby expressly assumes any risk of harm to the Artist, works of art or craft, guests or guests’ property arising out of their participation and the participation of other artists or agents in any given festival organized by Producer or Client, including any risk resulting from the particular location of the space designated for them by the Producer. The Artist agrees to hold harmless the Client from any and all liability for damages to persons or property from any source. If weather, other acts of Nature, or other reasons beyond the control of the Client or the Producer causes the event’s cancellation, Artist entry fees will not be returned and neither the Client nor the Producer will be held liable to Artists for failure of the event to take place.

This agreement shall be effective immediately upon execution and shall continue in effect for each and every festival that the Artist participates in that is organized by Producer during the current year.

- I AM AN AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIST AFFILIATED WITH A STATE OR FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBE IN THE SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES AND HAVE ENCLOSED A COPY OF MY CIB OR TRIBAL ENROLLMENT CARD.
- THE WORK DESCRIBED IN THIS APPLICATION IS HANDMADE BY ME.
- I AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE POLICIES SET FORTH BY SAACA AND THE RULES GOVERNING EACH EVENT.
- I AGREE TO ALLOW THE IMAGES ENCLOSED WITH MY APPLICATION TO BE USED FOR SAACA’S PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING.

 

I AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE POLICIES SET FORTH BY SAACA AND THE RULES GOVERNING EACH EVENT.

 

I AGREE TO ALLOW THE IMAGES ENCLOSED WITH MY APPLICATION TO BE USED FOR SAACA’S PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING.

 

I have read and accept the Rules & Regulations and Release and Hold Harmless Agreement above.  

 

Please Accept these Rules & Regulations and Release & Hold Harmless Agreements by typing your name in the box below.

Type your name here to Accept both Agreements:

 

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