Hours

Artist Check-in: Friday 12pm - 8pm, Saturday 10am - 12pm
Artist Check-out: Sunday 12pm - 3pm

Art Auction: Sunday 12pm - 1pm
Buyer Pick-up: Sunday 12pm - 3pm

Open to Attendees:
Friday 2pm - 8pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am -12pm

Friday

• 12PM - Artist Check-in begins.
• 2PM - Open to attendees.
• 8PM - Room Closed for the night.

Saturday

• 10AM - Open to attendees.
• 12PM - Artist Check-in deadline. (Late Check-in at Staff discretion)
• 6PM - BIDDING CLOSED. Room Closed.

Sunday

• 10AM - Open to attendees. QUICK SALES ONLY.
• 12PM - Art Show Closed. Auction, Sales & Check-out begin.
• 3PM - Sales & Check-out end.

These are the planned hours of operation. Hours are subject to change at the discretion of the Art Show Staff.

RULES OF PUBLIC CONDUCT

NO PHOTOGRAPHY

None, nada, zip. Video recording also falls under this prohibition. If you bring in a camera OF ANY KIND (including camera phones), and are seen using it, the Art Show Staff reserves the right to confiscate the camera because of copyright violation. Cameras may be checked at the Art Show Desk.

NO FOOD OR DRINK

If you have any food or drink with you, please finish consuming it outside the Art Show before entering. You risk the wrath of both the Art Show Staff and the artists, should you damage any work by spillage. Drinks may be checked at the Art Show Desk if absolutely necessary.

NO SMOKING

Smoking in the room is a fire code violation and irritates the oxygen-breathers attending the convention.

DO NOT TOUCH ANY OF THE ARTWORK

For 3-D artwork, if the artist has made a note or sign allowing and/or inviting you to touch the art, and the artist has made the Art Show staff aware of this permission, only then are you allowed to touch that art. For 2-D artwork, you may touch the matting or frame (since that is where the bid sheets are attached), but NOT the picture itself.

LARGE BAGS AND WEAPONRY MUST BE CHECKED AT THE DOOR

You will not be permitted in the Art Show until such items are checked. This is for the safety and security of you, the Art Show Staff and the artists’ work. You may also be asked to check large props, coats or cloaks.