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Pick Me! Pick Me! Tips On Getting Your Work Accepted For Juried Shows
The level of success an artist achieves when entering juried shows, obviously relates to the quality of your work. However, artists may be surprised to learn there are many other, not so obvious reasons, their work is selected or rejected. [Read Full Article]

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