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We’re delighted to answer and help clear any confusion. You may: * email us here – info@azartalliance.com * or call us here – 602-870-7610
We’re delighted to answer and help clear any confusion. You may: * email us here – info@azartalliance.com * or call us here – 602-870-7610
Goodness NO! Never! There is NO such Requirement! Only those who already have a good relationship with their neighborhood businesses, or those who wish to make money or have a better relationship with their community, may choose to voluntarily solicit advertising. The Alliance is simply offering this as another tool for the league/artist to become [...]
POSSIBLE OPTION: for this Tour, our Alliance is offering to any artist or league the opportunity to ask your community businesses to advertise in the Tour catalog, and you receive a commission for those ads or sponsor packages. For those so inclined, it is possible to not only pay for the entry fee, but also [...]
Visibility and recognition in their community are top reasons. Visibility throughout the Metro-Phoenix area will extend beyond the Tour date, as Arizonans and visitors will have access to the catalog to keep and review forever, and world-wide visibility online on our website for the year. Perhaps an artist/league understands the value of becoming more recognized [...]
Excellent questions! Until we have the final sponsors, advertising, and numbers in place, we can only give a ball-park estimate, and it’s our goal, for a per artist cost of$100 or less for the weekend. Whether leagues will pay the fee for any artist is up to the leagues – scholarship or prize, perhaps?
If the leagues and their artists are going to exhibit in one place/building, then the league may opt to secure the tax license for the group. Also, the individual hosting studio artist may opt to secure the tax license to be used by the other guest artists at that studio. In some cases, each artist [...]
NO! For this Tour, any member artist will have access to a number of our AAA panels (as availability allows) to use for their Tour weekend. The use of a tent or other shade structure is entirely up to the artist/league
Great question! A “studio” can be an actual working artist studio, OR it can be the garage or driveway of the artist home, OR a league gallery location (including the parking lot), OR a cooperating business such as a café, a garden nursery, or other business that already has an established clientele
Yes! The artist can contact the AAA Studio Tour Team if they have their own studio, and to find a studio to display with if needed, or find a studio on their own to share space
No, some leagues are not organized to do this type of an event or may choose to not participate. We can expect that a majority of the leagues will be participating