Art & Music

• That’s fine. Simply indicate on your application that the piece is not for sale and we will note this in the gallery next to your piece.

• At least four (4) and no more than ten (10).What if I’m a new artist and I only have one or two or three?

• We suggest you take some time to build your body of work and submit when you have a minimum of four pieces available — perhaps the next exhibit will be a better fit for you.

• We only accept original pieces at this time. (Exceptions: Photographs; Photographs printed on canvas; Prints as part of a collage or compilation where you have made significant changes to it.)

• No. Simply submit photos of your artwork through the online application process.

• All applications are submitted digitally through our online application process. 

• Nope! Everything we need to know is on the application and if we happen to need anything else, we’ll let you know.

• Within four weeks of the application deadline. Please note the deadline and wait to hear from us!

• If for some reason you have not heard from us within four weeks of the application deadline, you may follow up at that time by sending an email to art@flyavl.com.

• If you find something for sale in the gallery you just can’t live without, it’s easy to make a purchase, and you can pick up your treasure or have it shipped to you as soon as the exhibit ends. Contact art@flyavl.com for more information.

• We welcome artwork of all kinds. We do not place any limits on size, medium or subject of artwork; rather, we allow all kinds to be submitted for review. During the review process it will be determined which pieces are appropriate for display in and around the airport.

• Yes! We welcome artists of all kinds to apply, regardless of whether you’ve had previous shows.

• No. We welcome artists of all ages.  

• No. Art in the Airport exists to support local artists and we don’t charge any fees to apply or to show your work. If you sell a piece through the gallery, we do retain a 20% commission.

• At this time, we are only accepting individual applications. You may wish to provide information about Art in the Airport to your group and encourage your members to apply individually.

• We have a review process that is led by our art gallery curator, who holds a degree in fine art. Each show is assigned a theme, and each piece is judged on a number of criteria, including quality of work and relevance to the theme.

• Depending on how small or large the highest-rated pieces are, we typically have room for 25 – 45 pieces.

• It can depend on a number of variables, such as: number of applicants, strength of work, and relevance to theme. 

• Exhibits vary in length; however, most are on display for approximately 16 weeks.

• Yes, as long as you submit a new collection of artwork — you may not submit any of the pieces you submitted previously.

Yes. However, there are some restrictions. An artist may only be selected once per our fiscal year (July 1 – June 30). Please email art@flyavl.com if you have questions about your eligibility.

• Yes. Security locks are used on hanging artwork and custom-built locking pedestals are used for any sculptures displayed outside of the gallery or in other areas of the airport terminal. We also carry an insurance policy that covers all artwork on display.

• Yes, next to each piece of artwork is a label it indicating the artist's name, title of piece, medium, and price.  There is a large sign that highlights each artist, containing their bio and a photo. We also produce a custom postcard for each exhibit that contains contact information for each artist.

• No, we will provide a sign (including artist name, photo, and bio), a postcard with contact information, and a small label for each piece of artwork. There is no charge to be on the sign, postcard, or label. No other promotional materials are permitted.

• Yes. If one of your pieces sells, we take only a 20% commission. Artwork that has sold will remain on display through the end of the exhibit. At that time, if the piece needs to be shipped, the artist is responsible for packaging the piece at the exhibit closing and we will ship it to the buyer at the buyer’s expense.

• The airport produces a large sign that highlights each artist and produces a post card that includes contact information.  In the gallery, the sign is on display and the post cards are available for the public to take throughout the duration of the show.