At the Annual Craftsmen’s Fair, the Art, Craft & Design (ACD) Exhibition showcases for the work of state juried members meeting the highest standards of the League of NH Craftsmen. Any individual, one-of-a-kind, or collaborative idea or work will be considered; master level, one-of-a-kind pieces are the focus of Art, Craft & Design. Production work will not be considered. Pieces will be selected to achieve the most cohesive and integrated exhibition. There is no guarantee that all submitted work will be used. Participants do NOT need to be a booth holder to participate.
You do not need final information on the piece(s) you would like to submit with this initial application.
ACD relies on volunteer assistance to run smoothly. All participants are required to contribute 1/2 day of volunteer time either during set-up or sales hours. Those who are unable to volunteer must pay the required opt-out fee. Those who agree to volunteer will be contacted to coordinate this schedule in the spring.
The overall drop-off schedule is listed in the Participating Artist Agreement. Title card information must be submitted online (link to a separate form will be provided in June) to facilitate the printing of the title cards for each piece. Printed information sheets will be available at drop off to verify and make any changes needed to your submission.
Please review this important document prior to completing and submitting the application. Art, Craft & Design – Participating Artist Agreement
All Fair participants are also asked to agree to the terms of the League Code of Conduct linked HERE.
You will find the Media Guidelines available HERE.
You will accept the terms of the Participating Artist Agreement and Code of Conduct when you submit. You will also be paying the application fee and any opt-out fees. Review your application carefully before submission. Once submitted, you should see a “thank you for your application” screen and then receive a confirmation email. If this does not happen, your application has not been submitted.
