Getting Started:

• • If you are new to Gallery 110, click here.

  • Information on dues and other charges

Exhibitions:  

Exhibitions will open for 2026 Fall Season on March 1, 2026.
Send proposals to exhibitions@gallery110.com  after reading How to Get a Show below.

Members may have 1 solo show in the West or East Gallery per contract term.
Affiliates have one show in 1/2 of the West or East Gallery per contract term.  

• • How to Get a Show: The gallery exhibition schedule is updated 2 times a year. Proposals for exhibitions in January through June are due on the 1st of September of the previous year. Proposals for exhibitions in July through December are due on the 1st of March. This  document explains how to submit an exhibition proposal. 

  • Exhibition Preparation Checklist - Annotated Version: Expectations and complete guidance on how to prepare for your upcoming exhibition. Use this document to stay organized and ahead of promotional tasks and exhibition preparation. Use the short version as a checklist.

  • Exhibition Events: Information on receptions and artist talks. 

  • Installation Guide: Instructions for preparing and delivering artwork for an exhibition.

  • Gallery Floor Plan: A measured drawing of the Gallery 110 floor plan.

  • 2026 Exhibition Schedule

Consignment & Inventory:  

All artwork physically in our gallery space or in an off-site Gallery 110 exhibition must be accompanied by a signed descriptive list of the items. Please use the following form:

• Consignment Inventory Form (PDF)

All artwork in the gallery or offered for sale by the gallery must be consigned for sale via the cloud-based inventory system from artworkarchive.com:

• • Image Upload Instructions: Instructions and requirements for consigning artwork to the Gallery 110 inventory via artworkarchive.com. 

Semi-permanent inventory is artwork that resides in the gallery and available to show to clients but is not displayed in a scheduled exhibition. It is kept in a storage area in the office or in flat files.

• • Semi-Permanent Inventory: Instructions for submitting semi-permanent inventory. 

Let the director know when you will be dropping off or picking up artwork. Make sure that either she or a member of the installations team will be present.

• • Drop off & Pickup Procedure Checklist

Participation:

Member artists are expected to participate in running the gallery by working on projects or staffing the gallery. 

• • Talk to the director about how you will participate. 

  • Installations Team Handbook

Miscellaneous:

• • Unlocking the door

  • Gallery Documents: Board Meeting Minutes, Contracts, Branding, etc. 

  • Gallery Scrapbook: photos & videos from events and exhibitions; clippings from media coverage

  • Social Media: notes on our Instagram and Facebook accounts

  • Recent photos: Dropbox folder for recent gallery exhibition & event photos; contact director if you want to add photos. See Scrapbook for older photos. 

Resources

• • Artist Trust, https://www.artisttrust.org, is dedicated to supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines. The Artist Trust website can connect you to opportunities, events, seminars, workshops, and more.

  • CaFE, https://www.callforentry.org/, is a comprehensive tool for artists looking for arts opportunities. 

  • GYST-Ink, https://www.gyst-ink.com/, is an artist-run company providing resources, technology, and solutions created by artists for artists.

  • Fed Ex vIdeo on how to pack art for shipping

  • ArtBusiness.com:

    •  https://www.artbusiness.com/artists.html -- advice on self-promotion 

    •  https://artbusiness.com/artists-how-to-use-post-sell-art-on-instagram.html -- advice on using Instagram to promote yourself

  • Tips on writing an artist's resume (also known as a CV)