Collaborative Works and Digital Prints

Collaborations or Collaborative Works are works which fulfil all other eligible submission criteria except that they are produced by more than one artist.
Any collaborative work needs to be separately notified to the Exhibition Secretary when handed in.
Collaborative artworks will be listed in the brochure according to the surname of the first named artist.
Where collaborative works sell, payment will be made in full of any sums due to the first named artist on the submission form.
Each collaborative work submitted counts as one entry for each artist involved for the purpose of calculating the total number of works they are entitled to submit.
A member's entitlement to have one work accepted and hung does not apply to collaborative pieces.
A submission fee at the standard rate is payable for each collaborative work involving one or more non members.
Where submission rules are breached the Society reserves the right to disqualify the collaborative work without refunding the submission fee.

Digital Prints

Digital prints are acceptable only if it is clear that they are original artworks made by the creative use of digital technology involving the “hand of the artist". No photography or Giclée reproductions will be accepted unless as a minor part of a work produced by other means. Exhibits must be original, the artist’s unaided work. Digital prints must be limited to maximum edition of 150. The selectors’ decision in all regards will be final