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ATTENTION PBG MEMBERS

UPCOMING INSTALLATION & REMOVAL SCHEDULE

 (Always review Hanging Expectations below and how to handle sales)

Please remember to add 20% commission

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​​Showing through Jan 5 (pending) 2026 Acoma ZING Credit Union ArtWallWalk Gallery in the Golden Triangle Art District 1075 Acoma St, Denver, CO 80204 (free parking available on site)  Contact Sue Williams. 

Removal January 5 (pending) 2026  10%PBG 

 

November 3 2025 Monday 10:00 Install Malley Rec Center Englewood 3380 S. Lincoln St. Englewood 80113.  Contact Shianne DeTamble.  Please remember to thank our helpers Bruce and Kathy and her husband Bob . 

Removal Nov 28 2025 10:00AM  10%PBG

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Jan 5 2026 (pending), Monday (tbd) Littleton Hospital 7700 S. Broadway  Contact Sue Williams.   Helper Susan Y. 

Removal Mar (tbd) 2026 10:00AM  20% LAH

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April 1 2026, Wednesday Goodson Rec Center 10:00 AM 6315 S. University Blvd. Curator Joan Zivic.  Helpers Christi D and Teresa M 

Removal Apr 30, Thursday 10:00AM  10% PBG  

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May 1 - May 31, 2026 10:0AM  Bemis Library 6014 S Datura St, Littleton, CO 80120.  Contact Linda Libby to volunteer as Curator or as a Helper.  Thank you.

Removal May 31 2026 10:00AM  10%PBG

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August (tbd) - mid-September (tbd) 2026 PBG Juried Show at Stanton Art Gallery

2069 W Powers Ave, Littleton, CO 80120  Contact Merrie Wicks to volunteer.   

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October (tbd) 2026 Lonetree Rec Center 

November (tbd) 2026 Buck Rec Center

January 8 - February 17 2027 St. Andrew Methodist Church

April 2027 (pending approval) Littleton Hospital (dates tbd)

May 2027 Columbine Library (dates tbd)

​August (tbd) - mid-September (tbd) 2027 PBG Juried Show at Stanton Art Gallery

2069 W Powers Ave, Littleton, CO 80120 

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.............2027-2028.......................................................................................................

October (tbd) 2027 Buck Rec Center​

November (tbd) 2027 Goodson Rec Center

March (tbd) 2028 Lone Tree Rec Center

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PAINTING SALES FOR

PAINT BOX GUILD MEMBERS

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Paint Box Guild members who sell paintings at PBG exhibitions handle their own direct sales. When a buyer wants to purchase one (or more) of our paintings at an exhibition, we receive the buyer's name and phone number either from the facility exhibiting our art or, sometimes, a buyer will call us directly from our contact information on our PBG card displayed on the bottom lower right of our painting. We should then contact the individual, set up a time and place to meet with them which should be on or after the exhibition closes. Sometimes the buyer wants the painting NOW due to their circumstances. If so, we should check with the member that curated the show.  It would be helpful to have a painting on hand to replace the empty space if needed. After the sale and the artist has been paid, the artist is responsible for paying the commission to the facility. If the commission is due to PaintBox Guild, please make out the check to same and give it to our treasurer. If the artist is unsure who receives the commission, check with our curator who will know.

 

Buyers generally like to meet and visit with the artist who created the piece. They sometimes want background information on the concept or location of your painting. A positive meeting can sometimes create a collector of your work.

Good luck with your sales!

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Guidelines for Paint Box Guild BEMIS JURIED SHOW

 

All members are expected to deliver and pickup their own paintings or make arrangements with someone else to do so.  Please do not expect the committee to care for abandoned paintings or wait for late comers.

 

1.  All paintings must be wired for hanging.  Refer to PBG Frame Wiring Standards.   Any paintings not meeting the standards cannot be accepted for the exhibit.  Paintings may also be rejected for damaged frames or paintings not secure in frames.  Check glass for fingerprints.  The committee is not responsible for cleaning or making repairs.  Quality does count.  

 

2.   All work must be for sale.  Some venues charge a commission.  If the       venue does not charge, PBG takes a 10% commission.  

 

3.  Two Paint Box Guild cards must be included with your submission. Please pick up a supply at a meeting in order to have these available to you.  Fill in all information by printing in BLACK INK only.  Attach one card to the back of your painting; you may also attach your business card.  Another card is attached, face forward, to the back of the frame to hang just below the frame on the lower right-hand corner.  No tape should be visible from the front.  Use stronger tape such as shipping tape (Do not use masking, painters or scotch tape).

 

4.  You must also bring an inventory sheet at check-in.  Please check website to print your copy.  Please complete the inventory sheet to include location and date of the exhibit, your name and phone number along with your painting's name, medium and price. 

 

5.  Once you have checked in your work, please leave the location unless       your are part of the hanging committee.  If you sell a painting, it is best for the purchaser to pick it up at the end of the show, unless there are special circumstances and this is discussed with the Exhibits Chair.  The exchange of money must occur outside the library walls (in their parking lot is acceptable).  

 

6.  Each time we show, visitors form an opinion of our collective work and        of our group.  We want them to associate The Paint Box Guild with only the highest quality of work and we know that with everyone’s cooperation this is an easy goal.

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Paint Box Guild of Littleton

HANGING EXPECTATIONS

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1. You must submit a “Paint Box Guild Exhibit Submission Form” when you bring your artwork to hang. Blank form to print from are available on the paintboxguildlittleton.org website. If your printer is not working or you do not have a printer, Staples, Office Max or Kinkos can accommodate making copies for a nominal cost.A PBG card must be securely attached to the bottom right hand corner hanging down from artwork (NOT DANGLING! from ribbon or tape).  

2. Use stronger such as mailing tape(AVOID Scotch, Artist tape and Masking tape as they tend to rip easily and the card can drop off.)  No tape should be showing and the label should be level with the bottom of the frame. All cards should be printed legibly in BLACK INK.  The second card should be attached as a spare to the back of the painting.  Try to use only enough tape to attach it without getting too much tape on the front of the card in case it ever needs to be used to replace a tag that has fallen off.  We try to keep the appearance as professional as possible.
    

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  Also, please securely attach your own business card or a third PBG card to the back of      your painting as a permanent form of identification.  

  3.  PBG Exhibition Card(s) will be provided by Exhibit Committee at 1st Wednesday Business meetings.  Please obtain the cards you need and fill them out prior to bringing your artwork for hanging.  Please understand that it is very disruptive trying to locate cards, exhibit forms, pens and tape for members while trying to check in paintings and get them hung.  If you are bringing in paintings for someone else, please make sure you collect their forms and that cards are properly attached and ends of wires are wrapped.

  4.  Pay attention to emails provided before an exhibit. The email may contain instructions unique to a particular venue such as no pricing information to be displayed, no personal information to be included, or the venue will provide their own cards and the PBG card is not required.

1. Appearance - Frames must be clean, without chips, dings or scratches.
   Glass needs to be fingerprint and chip free. Poor condition only detracts from the art you worked so hard to produce and reflects poorly on the quality of the entire show. There are touch up pens available that will match most wood tones as well as black, silver, and gold. These will bring new life to that thrift store gem. Evaluate what you are selling. If you would not pay $25 dollars or more for the frame you are using, neither will anyone else.

2. Wiring - Slack and loose wires cause paintings to hang crooked or fall away from the wall.  Always try hanging your artwork at home before you bring it and see if it hangs straight and tight against the wall.  Wire ends should be tightly wrapped and taped to avoid wall damage.  Use D-rings (no eye hooks or sawtooth hangers are allowed) because they can damage a wall or come loose from the frame.

   


   There are a number of framing how-to videos available on the internet and on youtube. Please Google them

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