A: We have a rolling submission process. We do not have set dates for submissions, but that does not mean we always need new artists. Even if we like an artist's work it may not be a medium, price-point or style that we need at the time; we keep all submissions on file for at least a year. 

A: We look at several factors when deciding whether or not to accept an artist. The quality of the work being the most important, followed by price-point, uniqueness, and professionalism in communication. 

A: Typically, two to four weeks. It can be less than that, but we get many submissions to review each week on top of our day to day business. Once your submission is received, it will be reviewed by several people before a response is given. 

A: We make case by case decisions and exceptions for exclusivity. We do not require total exclusivity, but do have specific competing galleries that we require exclusivity from. We also appreciate, but do not always require, zip code exclusivity. It is in the best interest of all parties involved not to over-saturate such a small market with one line of work. 

A: Work is accepted on consignment with a 50/50 gallery commission. This commission covers marketing and exposure, packaging, display space, and staffing. You will never have to pay dues or put in hours at the gallery. 

A: Download this form as an easy to use guideline! Along with this form you should send up to 10 digital images of your current work, an artist's statement and bio if you have them. 

A: We prefer email submissions to hard copies. It may be emailed to submissions@thecollectorsgallery.com or mailed to:

Attn: Artist Submission

The Collectors Gallery

443 Fayetteville Street

Raleigh, NC 27601

Just attach your form, images, and other documents if you have them.