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Wednesday, July 07, 2010

Be part of the best, Arts Festival seeking artists

Thirty additional spaces are open for the 2011 Coconut Grove Arts Festival in February. Artists may apply now online here: www.cgaf.com.

“The 2010 Coconut Grove Arts Festival was historic – my best show ever,” said neo-pop painter Ed King. “I sold more work that weekend in the Grove than at any other art festival. I am really looking forward to next year.”

The Coconut Grove Arts Festival was named the top fine arts festival in the nation by Sunshine Artist Magazine. The 2008 Arts Festival was voted the best fine art show for the seventh year and remains the top fine art event in the history of the magazine’s 200 Best.

There's an application fee of $45 for all entries submitted by September 1, and an extended deadline application fee for $55 by September 17.

At left is Grove artist, Dan Bondroff, who has a booth in the Festival every year.

Other local artists feel that they are not represented enough in the show. Well now is your chance to be seen. The Festival is February 19 to 21, 2011.

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