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MEMBERSHIP

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Amos Eno Gallery is accepting applications for membership on a rolling basis. Our nonprofit, artist-run cooperative gallery has been a fixture in the NY art scene since 1974 when it opened in Soho and has moved with changing arts neighborhoods over the years to land at our current space at 191 Henry Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

 

Amos Eno Gallery is open Thursday-Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. and is run by a small community of professional artists, whose members are vetted through a rigorous reviewing process by their peers, and a part-time director.

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Amos Eno offers two levels of Membership: Artist Membership and Community Membership. Artists working in all varieties of media, at all stages of their professional careers are encouraged to apply.

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​Applications will be evaluated based on a developed body of work that demonstrates technical excellence, as well as a distinctive artistic voice and vision.

 

Submissions from artists who identify as being part of under-represented communities are particularly encouraged to apply.

 

There is no fee to apply for either membership level. Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis.

 

ARTIST MEMBERSHIP

Benefits

  • Solo exhibitions every two to three years;

  • Participation in group exhibitions that occur at least once annually, sometimes more frequently, in the gallery and on Artsy.

  • Inclusion of up to 5 small works/prints in the print rack in the gallery.

  • Exposure on the gallery’s websitesocial media accounts, and Artsy.net platform;

  • Professional career, promotional, sales, and event support; and

  • Benefit from a support network of like-minded artists and the assistance of a professional gallery director.

Eligibility

  • U.S.-based artists at any stage of their professional career and in any medium who can mount a quality solo show.

  • Applications will be evaluated based on a developed body of work that demonstrates technical excellence, as well as a distinctive artistic voice and vision.

Commitment

  • Two year membership or more.

  • Timely dues payments, currently set at $235 a month;

  • Artist's net 80% on all works sold (gallery director’s commission is 20%); and

  • Membership meetings are held via Google Meet on a bi-monthly basis.

Deadline: Rolling.

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To apply, please fill out the following application form via JotForm:

Artist Membership 

 

COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP

Benefits

  • Inclusion in at least one group show in the gallery per year and one group show on Artsy.

  • Promotion on a dedicated Community Membership webpage on amoseno.org with the artist’s name, 3 images of work, and a 250-word bio/artist statement for each artist, and inclusion in Artsy.net exhibitions.

  • Inclusion of up to 3 small works/prints in the print rack in the gallery.

  • Periodic opportunities for small 2- or 3-person shows, curated by the Director, as space is available.

  • Periodic promotion/sharing of artist's work on Amos Eno social media at Director’s discretion. 

  • Artist's net 80% on all works sold (gallery director’s commission is 20%).

  • Membership meetings are held via Google Meet on a bi-monthly basis.

Eligibility

  • NYC- or local area-based artists at any stage of their professional career and in any medium.

  • Applications will be evaluated based on a developed body of work that demonstrates technical excellence, as well as a distinctive artistic voice and vision.

Commitment

  • 12 month membership.

  • Timely dues payments of $300 every six months (or monthly payments of $50) .

  • Volunteer shifts of 4 six-hour weekend gallery sitting sessions annually (one per quarter).

Deadline: Rolling.

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To apply, please fill out the following application form via JotForm:

Community Membership.​

191 Henry St.
New York, NY 10002
(347) 670-3310
amosenogallery@gmail.com

 

Thursdays through Sundays, noon to 6 p.m.

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Amos Eno Gallery's programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

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