CSA - Springboard For The Arts
Minnesota artists are commissioned to create work packaged and sold as art subscription shares to local collectors.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- deadline unknown, verify at source
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Commission (amount varies)
- Location
- Minnesota
About
Overview
Community Supported Art is an art subscription model based on Community Supported Agriculture. Springboard for the Arts commissions Minnesota artists to create work packaged and sold as a series, so that subscribers receive boxes of unique local art delivered to their door.
How It Works
Selected artists receive a commission to create 50 'shares' for the program. Interested collectors purchase a share and receive boxes or portfolios of locally produced artwork at intervals during the season. Each member share includes one piece from each of the nine CSA featured artist works over the season at pick-up events.
Program Details
- Only 50 shares available at a time
- CSA buyers receive 9-12 pieces of art in a full season
- Share prices have ranged between $250 to $350 each
- Shares include studio visits and pickup parties
Featured Work
Featured works could include nearly anything: specially-pressed vinyl 7-inch records, screen prints, series of small functional ceramics, photography, letterpress editions of a poem or short story, and small original paintings.
How to Apply
If you're an artist interested in participating in CSA, contact Wone Vang, Springboard's Economic Opportunity Director.
Contact
- Wone Vang, Economic Opportunity Director
- [email protected]
- Award
- Commission (amount varies)
- Eligibility
- Minnesota artists
- Audience
- Minnesota artists
- Contact
- [email protected]
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