Monday, March 29, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
West Canadian Printing Rates
BUSINESS CARDS
1X (44.42 + 5% GST) = $46.64
100X (53.42 + 5% GST) = $56.09 *
BROCHURES
1X (11.53 + 5% GST) = $12.11
30X (57.35 + 5% GST) = $60.22 *
AD PRINT
1X (10.70 + 5% GST) = $11.24
10X (17.45 + 5% GST) = $18.32 *
* For these, I wasn't sure if we were going to be printing more than just the demo, so I asked for these made up quantities.
1X (44.42 + 5% GST) = $46.64
100X (53.42 + 5% GST) = $56.09 *
BROCHURES
1X (11.53 + 5% GST) = $12.11
30X (57.35 + 5% GST) = $60.22 *
AD PRINT
1X (10.70 + 5% GST) = $11.24
10X (17.45 + 5% GST) = $18.32 *
* For these, I wasn't sure if we were going to be printing more than just the demo, so I asked for these made up quantities.
Professional artist definition....application process for these professional artists
definition of a professional artist is someone who has:
*completed his/her basic training (or the equivalent)*produced an independent body of work*received the recognition of his or her peers through public presentation of work in a professional context *maintained an independent professional practice for at least one year.
Submission Procedure:
ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
1. A completed application form (available for download in PDF format here: pdf/ApplicationFormNEW.doc
2. Proposal (maximum of 1 pages): Clearly describe the proposed exhibition or project. Provide details about your spatial, and material requirements, including equipment needs. Explain what kind of venue is best suited to your proposed work (gallery, theatre, off-site, public space, etc).
3. Artist Statement (maximum of 1 page): Contextualizes the work submitted within your artistic practice.
4. Curriculum Vitae (maximum of 3 pages): Describe your artistic background (e.g. education, grants, scholarships or awards received, professional status, previous exhibitions or performances, commissions, professional memberships, articles, etc.)
5. Images/Support Material: 10 to 15 JPEG images and/or DVD for video. All images must be numbered and labeled to match the corresponding image list.
6. Image List
*completed his/her basic training (or the equivalent)*produced an independent body of work*received the recognition of his or her peers through public presentation of work in a professional context *maintained an independent professional practice for at least one year.
Submission Procedure:
ALL SUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
1. A completed application form (available for download in PDF format here: pdf/ApplicationFormNEW.doc
2. Proposal (maximum of 1 pages): Clearly describe the proposed exhibition or project. Provide details about your spatial, and material requirements, including equipment needs. Explain what kind of venue is best suited to your proposed work (gallery, theatre, off-site, public space, etc).
3. Artist Statement (maximum of 1 page): Contextualizes the work submitted within your artistic practice.
4. Curriculum Vitae (maximum of 3 pages): Describe your artistic background (e.g. education, grants, scholarships or awards received, professional status, previous exhibitions or performances, commissions, professional memberships, articles, etc.)
5. Images/Support Material: 10 to 15 JPEG images and/or DVD for video. All images must be numbered and labeled to match the corresponding image list.
6. Image List
CARFAC,NATIONAL AND CARCC BASIC INFORMATION
Organizational Umbrella
About
CARFAC Ontario is one of six regional affiliates that fall under the umbrella of CARFAC, along with CARFAC British Columbia, CARFAC Saskatchewan, CARFAC Manitoba, Visual Arts Newfoundland and Labrador (VANL), and CARFAC Maritimes. CARFAC National is the national organization that develops much of CARFAC policy, advocates on a federal level for artists’ rights, and develops the CARFAC Minimum Fee Schedule.
CARFAC often partners with a number of other, separate organizations such as Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective (CARCC). CARCC licenses and administers copyright for visual and media artists in Canada. RAAV (Le regroupement des artistes en arts visuals du Quebec) is an organization with a similar mandate to CARFAC but which works exclusively within Quebec, a province with a very different set of legislation pertaining to professional artists.
CARFAC NationalFounded in 1968, CARFAC National has worked for over three decades on the legal and economic issues facing artists. All CARFAC Ontario members are automatically members of CARFAC National, which entitles them to various additional membership benefits including the International Artist Card, discounts on Certificates of Canadian Origin, and free membership in CARCC, the Canadian Artists’ Representation Copyright Collective.
CARFAC NationalApril Britski, Executive Director2 Daly Avenue, Suite 250, Ottawa, ON, K1N 6E2Phone: (613) 233-6161 / Fax: (613) 233-6162 / Toll-free: 1 (866) 344-6161carfac@carfac.ca / www.carfac.ca
Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective (CARCC)CARCC (Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective Inc), established in 1990, is a copyright collective that licenses and administers copyright for visual and media artists in Canada. Affiliates or members of CARCC assign their copyrights to CARCC for licensing and administration. All uses of a CARCC member's copyright must be licensed by CARCC. Some of the copyrights administered by CARCC are: exhibition, reproduction, reprography, and telecommunication. In addition to representing living artists, CARCC represents artists' estates. In Canada, most copyrights endure for the artist's lifetime plus fifty years. Moral rights endure for the same length of time.
CARCC Executive Director, Janice Seline109A Fourth Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1S 2L3Phone: (613) 232-3818 / Fax: (613) 232-8384 / Toll free: (866) 502-2722carcc@carcc.ca / www.carcc.ca
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About
CARFAC Ontario is one of six regional affiliates that fall under the umbrella of CARFAC, along with CARFAC British Columbia, CARFAC Saskatchewan, CARFAC Manitoba, Visual Arts Newfoundland and Labrador (VANL), and CARFAC Maritimes. CARFAC National is the national organization that develops much of CARFAC policy, advocates on a federal level for artists’ rights, and develops the CARFAC Minimum Fee Schedule.
CARFAC often partners with a number of other, separate organizations such as Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective (CARCC). CARCC licenses and administers copyright for visual and media artists in Canada. RAAV (Le regroupement des artistes en arts visuals du Quebec) is an organization with a similar mandate to CARFAC but which works exclusively within Quebec, a province with a very different set of legislation pertaining to professional artists.
CARFAC NationalFounded in 1968, CARFAC National has worked for over three decades on the legal and economic issues facing artists. All CARFAC Ontario members are automatically members of CARFAC National, which entitles them to various additional membership benefits including the International Artist Card, discounts on Certificates of Canadian Origin, and free membership in CARCC, the Canadian Artists’ Representation Copyright Collective.
CARFAC NationalApril Britski, Executive Director2 Daly Avenue, Suite 250, Ottawa, ON, K1N 6E2Phone: (613) 233-6161 / Fax: (613) 233-6162 / Toll-free: 1 (866) 344-6161carfac@carfac.ca / www.carfac.ca
Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective (CARCC)CARCC (Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective Inc), established in 1990, is a copyright collective that licenses and administers copyright for visual and media artists in Canada. Affiliates or members of CARCC assign their copyrights to CARCC for licensing and administration. All uses of a CARCC member's copyright must be licensed by CARCC. Some of the copyrights administered by CARCC are: exhibition, reproduction, reprography, and telecommunication. In addition to representing living artists, CARCC represents artists' estates. In Canada, most copyrights endure for the artist's lifetime plus fifty years. Moral rights endure for the same length of time.
CARCC Executive Director, Janice Seline109A Fourth Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1S 2L3Phone: (613) 232-3818 / Fax: (613) 232-8384 / Toll free: (866) 502-2722carcc@carcc.ca / www.carcc.ca
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Staffing CARFAC Ontario
Home Who We Are
Board of Directors
About
CARFAC Ontario has an seven-person Board of Directors who each serve a two-year term. The Board of Directors are:
Laurent L Vaillancourt (President) is based in Hearst, a predominantly francophone town along Hwy 11 in Northeastern Ontario. A founding member of BRAVO, an arts service organisation for Franco-Ontarians and of GNO, an artist run center in Sudbury, Laurent has been a member of CARFAC since 1976. He received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Université de Montreal (1989) and the main theme of his work relates to territory.
Deirdre Logue’s film, video and installation work focuses on self-presentational discourse and the body as material. Deirdre's projects include Enlightened Nonsense, a series of 10 short performance films about repetition, her 12 channel self-portrait Why Always Instead of Just Sometimes, and her continuous counting project Rough Count. Recent solo exhibitions of her work have taken place at Oakville Galleries, the Images Festival – where she won both Best Installation and Best of the Festival – the Berlin International Film Festival, Beyond/In Western New York and at articule in Montreal. She was a founding member of Media City in Windsor, the Executive Director of the Images Festival, the Executive Director of the Canadian Filmmakers’ Distribution Centre, is currently the Development Director at Vtape and lives and works in Toronto.
Hans Engel (Treasurer) is a visual artist who works in mixed media painting as well as installations. He has a background that includes years as a young actor in film, television and stage and is a graduate of the National Theatre School Directing Department in Montreal. While working as the Assistant Artistic Director of Theatre at the Banff Centre for the Arts in the late 90s, Hans began painting and has since had solo shows across Canada and is in collections internationally. Currently Hans works for the Directors Guild of Canada and is on the Board of the Actor’s Fund of Canada. Hans is represented by Trias Gallery in Toronto.
April Steele is a practicing visual artist, arts administrator and freelance curator based in Peterborough, Ontario. Her studio practice focuses primarily in painting and mixed media sculpture and installation. She recently graduated with distinction from the Ontario College of Art and Design's drawing and painting program, and studied abroad in OCAD's Florence program. April is currently Communications Coordinator at the Peterborough Arts Umbrella, serves as faculty at the Art School of Peterborough, and coordinates Artsweek, Peterborough's annual city-wide festival of the arts. She is highly interested in advocacy for artists and cultural policy.
Yvonne Wiegers (Vice President) graduated with her MFA from the University of Calgary, where she earned the art department's sole nomination for the Governor General's Medal for her thesis show. Her artistic practice has led to many cross-cultural experiences in places such as Sri Lanka and Kossovo.
Tena Campbell (Secretary) graduated from the University of Windsor’s BFA program, where she is now pursuing a Bachelor of Education in Intermediate/Senior Art and English. She is a mixed media artist, who is heavily influenced by the continued travels that lend her a global perspective, while allowing her to return home with a deeper appreciation for the multiplicity of culture celebrated in Canada through the arts. She hopes to bring this dialogue into the classroom through the study of literature and visual art.
Stephen Remus is a visual artist who works in a variety of media including 16mm film, video, print and paint. He is the Director of Programming and Operations at the Niagara Artists' Centre, the hardest working artist-run centre in the nation! He gets his hair cut a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll.
Board of Directors
About
CARFAC Ontario has an seven-person Board of Directors who each serve a two-year term. The Board of Directors are:
Laurent L Vaillancourt (President) is based in Hearst, a predominantly francophone town along Hwy 11 in Northeastern Ontario. A founding member of BRAVO, an arts service organisation for Franco-Ontarians and of GNO, an artist run center in Sudbury, Laurent has been a member of CARFAC since 1976. He received his Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Université de Montreal (1989) and the main theme of his work relates to territory.
Deirdre Logue’s film, video and installation work focuses on self-presentational discourse and the body as material. Deirdre's projects include Enlightened Nonsense, a series of 10 short performance films about repetition, her 12 channel self-portrait Why Always Instead of Just Sometimes, and her continuous counting project Rough Count. Recent solo exhibitions of her work have taken place at Oakville Galleries, the Images Festival – where she won both Best Installation and Best of the Festival – the Berlin International Film Festival, Beyond/In Western New York and at articule in Montreal. She was a founding member of Media City in Windsor, the Executive Director of the Images Festival, the Executive Director of the Canadian Filmmakers’ Distribution Centre, is currently the Development Director at Vtape and lives and works in Toronto.
Hans Engel (Treasurer) is a visual artist who works in mixed media painting as well as installations. He has a background that includes years as a young actor in film, television and stage and is a graduate of the National Theatre School Directing Department in Montreal. While working as the Assistant Artistic Director of Theatre at the Banff Centre for the Arts in the late 90s, Hans began painting and has since had solo shows across Canada and is in collections internationally. Currently Hans works for the Directors Guild of Canada and is on the Board of the Actor’s Fund of Canada. Hans is represented by Trias Gallery in Toronto.
April Steele is a practicing visual artist, arts administrator and freelance curator based in Peterborough, Ontario. Her studio practice focuses primarily in painting and mixed media sculpture and installation. She recently graduated with distinction from the Ontario College of Art and Design's drawing and painting program, and studied abroad in OCAD's Florence program. April is currently Communications Coordinator at the Peterborough Arts Umbrella, serves as faculty at the Art School of Peterborough, and coordinates Artsweek, Peterborough's annual city-wide festival of the arts. She is highly interested in advocacy for artists and cultural policy.
Yvonne Wiegers (Vice President) graduated with her MFA from the University of Calgary, where she earned the art department's sole nomination for the Governor General's Medal for her thesis show. Her artistic practice has led to many cross-cultural experiences in places such as Sri Lanka and Kossovo.
Tena Campbell (Secretary) graduated from the University of Windsor’s BFA program, where she is now pursuing a Bachelor of Education in Intermediate/Senior Art and English. She is a mixed media artist, who is heavily influenced by the continued travels that lend her a global perspective, while allowing her to return home with a deeper appreciation for the multiplicity of culture celebrated in Canada through the arts. She hopes to bring this dialogue into the classroom through the study of literature and visual art.
Stephen Remus is a visual artist who works in a variety of media including 16mm film, video, print and paint. He is the Director of Programming and Operations at the Niagara Artists' Centre, the hardest working artist-run centre in the nation! He gets his hair cut a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll.
CARFAC
Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective (CARCC)CARCC (Canadian Artists' Representation Copyright Collective Inc), established in 1990, is a copyright collective that licenses and administers copyright for visual and media artists in Canada. Affiliates or members of CARCC assign their copyrights to CARCC for licensing and administration. All uses of a CARCC member's copyright must be licensed by CARCC. Some of the copyrights administered by CARCC are: exhibition, reproduction, reprography, and telecommunication. In addition to representing living artists, CARCC represents artists' estates. In Canada, most copyrights endure for the artist's lifetime plus fifty years. Moral rights endure for the same length of time.
Insurance through Ingle International
Services
CARFAC Ontario partners with Ingle International to offer improved insurance services for our members. Ingle International works on behalf of CARFAC Ontario to provide you access to the best providers of insurance products and services to suit your personal needs.
The Ingle International team specializes in creating customized, affordable insurance and financial packages that address the individual needs of every client, and they take the time to explain your policy and what can work for you and your family. Products available include supplemental health and dental, long-term disability, life and travel insurance; financial planning; and retirement planning.
Ingle International, operating through Imagine Financial Ltd, works with licensed insurance agents across Canada to provide a wide range of insurance products and services.
Call Ingle International toll-free: 1-866-729-2355 or visit the dedicated site to learn more about available products and unique benefits provided. (Mention that you are a member of CARFAC). Des agents bilingues sont disponibles pour aider les membres francophones. Une section française du site Web sera disponible sous peu.
Insurance through Ingle International
Services
CARFAC Ontario partners with Ingle International to offer improved insurance services for our members. Ingle International works on behalf of CARFAC Ontario to provide you access to the best providers of insurance products and services to suit your personal needs.
The Ingle International team specializes in creating customized, affordable insurance and financial packages that address the individual needs of every client, and they take the time to explain your policy and what can work for you and your family. Products available include supplemental health and dental, long-term disability, life and travel insurance; financial planning; and retirement planning.
Ingle International, operating through Imagine Financial Ltd, works with licensed insurance agents across Canada to provide a wide range of insurance products and services.
Call Ingle International toll-free: 1-866-729-2355 or visit the dedicated site to learn more about available products and unique benefits provided. (Mention that you are a member of CARFAC). Des agents bilingues sont disponibles pour aider les membres francophones. Une section française du site Web sera disponible sous peu.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Promotional Pitch To Investors - Draft
The King Edward Residency & Art Agency (also known as KERAA) is a new and upcoming institution which supports and promotes artists all over the world. Our facilities and high level services are dedicated to professional, skilled artists who require studio space, residency and career building experience.
While the cost to maintain and keep the insitution running may be high, a majority of our income will come from the price of tuition and residential fees. There are also ten planned exhibits and shows within the year to promote and raise money for charitable programs as well as a portion going into our residency. We also plan to lease paintings and artworks to large coorportate offices and organizations, to have our artists work featured in their buildings.
As it is the first year for KERAA, advertisting will play a significant role in promoting and getting awareness out there for our institution. The areas in which we have decided to advertise are divided into two categories, advertising for the residency and advertising for the featured artists. When advertising for the residency we decided on large visual advertisements which will be placed in public areas around the city. We decided to incorporate public, site specific advertisements on billboards, public benches, and bus stop shelters. By placing them in such public and traffic heavy portions of the city, we hope to achieve recognition by both pedestrians and drivers. We have also decided to create segments and commercials on both television, radio and online to approach those who do not travel to these busy areas. These will also help promote the residency to a much further audience. For the featured artists in our residency, we thought that it was best to promote them more strictly in art inspired magazines such Avenue Calgary, CanadianArt, Galleries West and Calgary Culture. These magazines play a significant role because they are aimed towards an early audience based on the close proximity and region of our residency.
Sorry if it's poorly written and short but I can't really think of much else to say right now based on the notes I took.
While the cost to maintain and keep the insitution running may be high, a majority of our income will come from the price of tuition and residential fees. There are also ten planned exhibits and shows within the year to promote and raise money for charitable programs as well as a portion going into our residency. We also plan to lease paintings and artworks to large coorportate offices and organizations, to have our artists work featured in their buildings.
As it is the first year for KERAA, advertisting will play a significant role in promoting and getting awareness out there for our institution. The areas in which we have decided to advertise are divided into two categories, advertising for the residency and advertising for the featured artists. When advertising for the residency we decided on large visual advertisements which will be placed in public areas around the city. We decided to incorporate public, site specific advertisements on billboards, public benches, and bus stop shelters. By placing them in such public and traffic heavy portions of the city, we hope to achieve recognition by both pedestrians and drivers. We have also decided to create segments and commercials on both television, radio and online to approach those who do not travel to these busy areas. These will also help promote the residency to a much further audience. For the featured artists in our residency, we thought that it was best to promote them more strictly in art inspired magazines such Avenue Calgary, CanadianArt, Galleries West and Calgary Culture. These magazines play a significant role because they are aimed towards an early audience based on the close proximity and region of our residency.
Sorry if it's poorly written and short but I can't really think of much else to say right now based on the notes I took.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Homework
Paul: Take Pictures, Work on Budget
Jazz: Logo, Brochure, Business Card and Front Page Design
Steve: Write Promotional Stratagy and research West Canadian Printers
Eric: Research Insurance for the building and the artwork (see emailed notes)
Megan: Administration and Staffing
Jayda: Floor Plans, Zoning and Scheduling
Jazz: Logo, Brochure, Business Card and Front Page Design
Steve: Write Promotional Stratagy and research West Canadian Printers
Eric: Research Insurance for the building and the artwork (see emailed notes)
Megan: Administration and Staffing
Jayda: Floor Plans, Zoning and Scheduling
Friday, March 19, 2010
Uppercase Magazine
Advertisement Rates
Repeat advertisers save 20% off the listed rates
Full Page (with or without Bleed)
Price: $1,200 CAD
$1,500 CAD (on Insider Front or Back Covers)
Half Page
Price: $600
One Third Vertical
Price: $400
One Third Island
Price: $400
One Sixth
Price: $200
MARKETPLACE ADS
Large Marketplace Ads
Price: $400 (Subscriber rate: $320)
Medium Marketplace Ads
Price: $200 (Subscriber rate: $160)
Small Marketplace Ads
Price: $100 (Subscriber rate: $80)
Contact: jenny@uppercasemagazine.com
Repeat advertisers save 20% off the listed rates
Full Page (with or without Bleed)
Price: $1,200 CAD
$1,500 CAD (on Insider Front or Back Covers)
Half Page
Price: $600
One Third Vertical
Price: $400
One Third Island
Price: $400
One Sixth
Price: $200
MARKETPLACE ADS
Large Marketplace Ads
Price: $400 (Subscriber rate: $320)
Medium Marketplace Ads
Price: $200 (Subscriber rate: $160)
Small Marketplace Ads
Price: $100 (Subscriber rate: $80)
Contact: jenny@uppercasemagazine.com
Calgary Culture
Submit your events and special offers to CalgaryCulture.com
Free event listings for artists, arts organizations and festivals
Arts organizations, artists, community groups and venues are all welcome to submit arts event listings to our database. Events are publicized on the website and through a weekly newsletter that reaches thousands of people in Calgary and surrounding communities. This is a free service provided by Calgary Arts Development to increase awareness of the local arts scene.
Please note that classified ads (i.e. audition notices, submission calls, industry events, etc.) are not currently accepted by CalgaryCulture.com. However, classified ads may be submitted to the classifieds section of CalgaryArtsDevelopment.com. To list a classified ad, please click here.
How to submit your events
We will be enabling a simple webform for event listings shortly. In the meantime, please email your event details to Events@CalgaryCulture.com and our staff will list it on the site.
Be sure to include the following information about your event:
* Name of event
* Dates and times
* Venue
* Ticket price
* A short description about the event
* A link to your website
* Ticket purchasing information (e.g. a link to your online ticket purchasing site, box office phone number, etc.)
* An image that you would like displayed alongside your event listing (Maximum Filesize: 700 KB,
Allowed Extensions: jpg, gif, png)
Free special offer listings
Arts organizations, artists, community groups and venues are all welcome to submit their special offer listings (deals, discounts, etc.) to our database. Special offers are publicized on the website and through a weekly newsletter that reaches thousands of people in Calgary and surrounding communities.
How to submit a special offer
Please email the details of your special offer to Events@CalgaryCulture.com and our staff will list it on the site.
Be sure to include the following information about your offer:
* Name of special offer
* Dates and times
* Venue
* Price of offer
* A short description of the offer
* A link to your website
* Purchasing information (e.g. a link to your online ticket purchasing site, box office phone number, etc.)
* An image that you would like displayed alongside your event listing (Maximum Filesize: 700 KB,
Allowed Extensions: jpg, gif, png)
Free event listings for artists, arts organizations and festivals
Arts organizations, artists, community groups and venues are all welcome to submit arts event listings to our database. Events are publicized on the website and through a weekly newsletter that reaches thousands of people in Calgary and surrounding communities. This is a free service provided by Calgary Arts Development to increase awareness of the local arts scene.
Please note that classified ads (i.e. audition notices, submission calls, industry events, etc.) are not currently accepted by CalgaryCulture.com. However, classified ads may be submitted to the classifieds section of CalgaryArtsDevelopment.com. To list a classified ad, please click here.
How to submit your events
We will be enabling a simple webform for event listings shortly. In the meantime, please email your event details to Events@CalgaryCulture.com and our staff will list it on the site.
Be sure to include the following information about your event:
* Name of event
* Dates and times
* Venue
* Ticket price
* A short description about the event
* A link to your website
* Ticket purchasing information (e.g. a link to your online ticket purchasing site, box office phone number, etc.)
* An image that you would like displayed alongside your event listing (Maximum Filesize: 700 KB,
Allowed Extensions: jpg, gif, png)
Free special offer listings
Arts organizations, artists, community groups and venues are all welcome to submit their special offer listings (deals, discounts, etc.) to our database. Special offers are publicized on the website and through a weekly newsletter that reaches thousands of people in Calgary and surrounding communities.
How to submit a special offer
Please email the details of your special offer to Events@CalgaryCulture.com and our staff will list it on the site.
Be sure to include the following information about your offer:
* Name of special offer
* Dates and times
* Venue
* Price of offer
* A short description of the offer
* A link to your website
* Purchasing information (e.g. a link to your online ticket purchasing site, box office phone number, etc.)
* An image that you would like displayed alongside your event listing (Maximum Filesize: 700 KB,
Allowed Extensions: jpg, gif, png)
CanadianArt Magazine Advertising
Gallery Advertising Rates 2010
Four Colors
One Time Four Times
Full Page $5350 $3800
1/2 Page $3200 $2280
1/4 Page $1750 $1325
Black & White
Full Page $4200 $3000
1/2 Page $2400 $1500
1/4 Page $1350 $895
Additional Color Charges:
Black & One process color $300
Silver or Gold Metallic color $1500
* All gallery rates are net (non-commissionable)
ONLINE Adverising
LEADERBOARD
(Premiere positioning and visible for exhibition openings, gallery profile and animated artists projects)
Price: $40 CPM
BUTTON
(Top of the page positioning at an economical price. Animate your logo, brings you back to your site)
Price: $20 CPM
VERTICAL BANNER
(Generous space could run an artist's image and your message. Play video of your exhibition on every CanadianArt website page)
Price: $35 CPM
SKYSCRAPER
(Maximum space for a reasonable price)
Price: $30 CPM
EWeekly Space & Rates
LEADERBOARD BANNER
(Long rectangle ad at the top of the brower)
Price: $140 CPM
BIG BOX BANNER
(Big box at the bottom of the browser)
Price: $120 CPM
ENHANCED LISTINGS RATE
(Enables you to effortlessly advertise one year of exhibits or events for a single annual fee of $500/year
NATIONAL Advertising Rates
Four Color
1x 2X 4X
Full Page $5700 $5350 $4835
1/2 Page $3800 $3580 $3300
1/4 Page $2730 $2575 $2470
Black & White
Full Page $4830 $4540 $4130
1/2 Page $3250 $3060 $2760
1/4 $2400 $2275 $2070
Additional Charges
Black with 1 Color: $345
Black with 1 Match color (PMS) : $680
Silver or Gold Metallic : $1710
Preferred Positioning
Outside Back Cover: $7110
Inside Front Cover: $6750
Inside Back Cover: $6530
Four Colors
One Time Four Times
Full Page $5350 $3800
1/2 Page $3200 $2280
1/4 Page $1750 $1325
Black & White
Full Page $4200 $3000
1/2 Page $2400 $1500
1/4 Page $1350 $895
Additional Color Charges:
Black & One process color $300
Silver or Gold Metallic color $1500
* All gallery rates are net (non-commissionable)
ONLINE Adverising
LEADERBOARD
(Premiere positioning and visible for exhibition openings, gallery profile and animated artists projects)
Price: $40 CPM
BUTTON
(Top of the page positioning at an economical price. Animate your logo, brings you back to your site)
Price: $20 CPM
VERTICAL BANNER
(Generous space could run an artist's image and your message. Play video of your exhibition on every CanadianArt website page)
Price: $35 CPM
SKYSCRAPER
(Maximum space for a reasonable price)
Price: $30 CPM
EWeekly Space & Rates
LEADERBOARD BANNER
(Long rectangle ad at the top of the brower)
Price: $140 CPM
BIG BOX BANNER
(Big box at the bottom of the browser)
Price: $120 CPM
ENHANCED LISTINGS RATE
(Enables you to effortlessly advertise one year of exhibits or events for a single annual fee of $500/year
NATIONAL Advertising Rates
Four Color
1x 2X 4X
Full Page $5700 $5350 $4835
1/2 Page $3800 $3580 $3300
1/4 Page $2730 $2575 $2470
Black & White
Full Page $4830 $4540 $4130
1/2 Page $3250 $3060 $2760
1/4 $2400 $2275 $2070
Additional Charges
Black with 1 Color: $345
Black with 1 Match color (PMS) : $680
Silver or Gold Metallic : $1710
Preferred Positioning
Outside Back Cover: $7110
Inside Front Cover: $6750
Inside Back Cover: $6530
CBS Outdoor Ads (Billboards/Bus Shelters/Backlights)
CBS Outdoors Production Group
www.cbsoutdoor.ca
BILLBOARD POSTERS
Size: 20' W X 10' H (6m X3m)
Price: $2,500 per panel/ on a 4 week period with GRP (Gross Rating Point)
Production Costs: $200 per poster
BUS SHELTER POSTERS
Size: 47" W X 68" H (1.2 m X 1.7 m)
Price: $500 per panel on a 4 week period with GRP
Production Costs: $60 - $75 per poster
BACKLIGHT BILLBOARD POSTERS
Size: Horizontal: 23' W X 10' H (7m X 3m)
Vertical: 14' W X 19' 4" (4.3m X 5,9 m)
Price: $1,850 per panel on a 4 Week period with GRP
Production Costs: $1,500 per panel
www.cbsoutdoor.ca
BILLBOARD POSTERS
Size: 20' W X 10' H (6m X3m)
Price: $2,500 per panel/ on a 4 week period with GRP (Gross Rating Point)
Production Costs: $200 per poster
BUS SHELTER POSTERS
Size: 47" W X 68" H (1.2 m X 1.7 m)
Price: $500 per panel on a 4 week period with GRP
Production Costs: $60 - $75 per poster
BACKLIGHT BILLBOARD POSTERS
Size: Horizontal: 23' W X 10' H (7m X 3m)
Vertical: 14' W X 19' 4" (4.3m X 5,9 m)
Price: $1,850 per panel on a 4 Week period with GRP
Production Costs: $1,500 per panel
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
‘King Edward Residency and
Mandate:
KERAA promotes emerging and established artists that are committed to the production of relevant contemporary art through the realization of an active community of artists, curators and collectors. We maintain our shared studio facilities to do this, the launching point for creating and exporting new art. The people we work with are selected for a spirit of integration and diversification of the current art market, accepting all ideologies and mediums. This translates into an ever growing network of galleries and private collections that expands the work’s reach at local, national and global levels. KERAA relies on the ‘social space’ generated by this network: outsourcing our exhibitions to the venues of our collaborators is a key factor towards the success of the artists and promotion of the network. We recognize the increasing importance of Art Fairs in today’s art world which is why we consider and include the market as a relevant factor in the creation process, separating us from most residencies. We want to affect the view of art in the market, generate new niches for the numerous practices that are steadily growing and allow our artists to make a living by these means. As a local venue, we integrate the surrounding communities and the city to be active participants for support and contact them with the rest of
Note: I decided to write it in a more personal note, to give that feel for artist’s, do you guys agree? Any ideas or something that bugs you let me know!!
Organization:
For Profit, Limited Partnership, heading towards incorporation into a cooperative once it’s bigger? How big are we going to be?
Must have visual artists in the board whichever organization form we pick, we are committed towards the artists in our care. Hence the idea of a partnership where we would be liable: clearly a risk but it shows our belief in those we represent, which is already present in a recruitment process.
I’m looking for legal definitions or regulations for partnerships that go beyond the description in the handout. I’ll update as soon as possible (seriously).
Programming:
The application or recruitment process must acknowledge a number of years of active practice (1 to 5? What was the definition of ‘professional visual artist’ we were working with?), show experience (CV, Portfolio) and a direction for its personal practice (artist statement). They must show interest in community.
NOTE: organization, programming is still being researched. Next Friday (19th) is my deadline. Any suggestions please advice!!
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