Council Chamber Art Gallery & Display Cases

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The City of Raymore Arts Commission invites entries for exhibits in our Council Chamber Gallery or glass display cases in our lobby.

Exhibits may run from 30-90 days, depending upon availability.

The City Council Chamber Gallery is reserved for 2D art, such as paintings, drawings, photography, etc.

The glass cases in the lobby are reserved for 3D art and other creative handmade items, such as jewelry. Artists may display in one or both glass cases.

Eligibility

Artists from Raymore and surrounding communities, ages 16 and older are eligible to submit work. Emerging and career artists are encouraged to apply.

Exhibit Requirements

Each exhibit in the Chamber Gallery must have at least five pieces. See the space diagram on the Exhibit Application for information regarding layout and size accommodations. Artists may join together to fill an exhibit or the City may combine exhibits to fill the space.

Exhibit Promotion

The City will promote the the exhibit on its website, social media channels, and through its e-newsletters.

Review Criteria

The submissions will be reviewed and selected by the Raymore Arts Commission’s Public Art Committee. The selection criteria include assessment of originality, craftsmanship, and appropriateness for the venue, as well as a review of the supporting documentation.

Sales

All purchase inquiries will be directed to the exhibitor, however the City should be notified of sales so a “sold” notification can be placed on the art. The City of Raymore does not take a percentage of sales; however, artists may choose to donate a percentage of sales to the Raymore Arts Commission for future programming.

Exhibit Agreement

Artists are required to provide a signed Exhibit Agreement Form at the delivery of artwork. Permission to photograph artwork is considered granted unless otherwise stated in writing. The City of Raymore is not liable for theft or damage to artwork.