Jury Application Form 2025

Jury Application Form 2025

Deadline: February 1st 2025
SASKATCHEWAN CRAFT COUNCIL ANNUAL JURY SESSION

The SCC has set a standard of superior quality in craft that is recognized across the country. The juried status of each member at SCC markets assures that only the highest quality craft will be on display. Purchasers of these craft items walk away with truly original, handmade work by artists like you.

Craftpeople interested in receiving consultation and feedback on your fine craft, should take advantage of the SCC's Annual Complimentary Jury Session. These sessions are one hour each and will take place over two weekends in March; March 1st in Regina and March 15th in Saskatoon. The Saskatchewan Craft Council will not be jurying new visual artists (those working in painting and drawing) in 2025.

Applicants are juried by two senior craft artists working in the same craft media, against written standards of excellence developed by the SCC. Being a juried member allows artists to sell at SCC markets, be considered for SCC Fine Craft Boutique, take part in various marketing and sales campaigns by the SCC, and more!

Applicants must become a Professional Craftsperson member of the Saskatchewan Craft Council prior to being juried. Become a professional member.

Please read the Jury Criteria and Standards before you apply.

Questions about the jury process? Please contact:
Alexa Hainsworth
Member Services Coordinator
members@saskcraftcouncil.org
306-653-3616 ext. 1
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Which medium would you like to be juried in? (Please fill out separate applications for each medium.)

BasketryCaligraphyCandlemakingClayFibreGlassJewelleryMarblingMetal/LapidaryMixed MediaPaperPhotographyPrintmakingSculptureSeed BeadingWearable ArtWood
JURYING APPLICATION PROCESS

1.     The annual jurying sessions are now held in March starting 2025. Jury session will be held in person or online using Zoom at the the requst of the applicant. The deadline for the annual jury session is February 1, 2025. Individual jurying sessions are offered throughout the year provided the applicant covers SCC costs. For more information contact Member Services, at: 306- 653-3616 ext. 1 or email: members@saskcraftcouncil.org

2.     SCC will send information regarding general and media specific jurying criteria to the craftsperson upon receipt of the membership fee and/or upon request. Fees apply to boost membership to Professional category or for payment of interim jury sessions.

3. The jurying process takes 1 hour. We ask that you introduce your work and art background to the jurors and memberserrvices person. The jurors will ask questions about your artistic practice and give possitive feedback and helpful tips to enhance of your peices. You will have the opportunity to ask any questions that you may have about marketing your art, and what next steps you should undertake to grow as an artist.

4.     On the jurying interview date, submitted material must include at least 12 samples with an itemized list that should include: materials, pricing, and customer care instructions if required. The applicant should submit examples of the products they wish to market or works that they would like feedback on.

4.1 If you are making larger items such as furniture or large scale sculpture, we will do our best to bring the jury session to your studio, or look at photos of works by way of Zoom.

5.     The applicant is strongly encouraged to meet in person or online with the jurors on the jurying interview date to discuss their work. Should the applicant not be able to meet with the jurors, submitted materials must be shipped and insured both ways at the applicant’s expense.

6.     All applicants will be informed verbally at the interview as to the decision of the jurors; and in writing within one week after the jurying takes place.

7.     The decision of the Jurors is final. No appeals will be accepted.

8. These sessions are friendly and fun. Just relax, there is no need to feel stress about the process.
What type of membership do you currently have? You must already be a current professional craftsperson or student member of the SCC.*

Professional Craftsperson
Would you prefer in person jury session or online? Online jury applicants must submit 1 image of each work they wish to have juried 1 week prior to the meeting.*

In personOnlineBoth
Is this the first or second submission for you in this media category?*

First submissionRe-submission or request for re-jurying
Please upload up to three images of works you wish to be juried:

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Products: Please provide a brief list of the types of products you are submitting for jurying and you intend to sell at SCC markets/events. Include materials and prices.*
Are these original designs? (More information on CARFAC’s appropriation guide can be found www.carfac.ca/tools/appropriate) *
Are the materials you use altered from commercial patterns? If yes, please explain:*
Are your designs based on traditional motifs? If yes, please explain:
Production Process: Please list your raw materials, techniques used, specialized tools, etc.*
If you work with a partner(s), describe how the production process is divided between you:
Jillian Bogan
Member Services Coordinator
Saskatchewan Craft Council
813 Broadway Avenue
Saskatoon, SK S7N 1B5
306.653.3616 ext. 1

members@saskcraftcouncil.org

www.saskcraftcouncil.org
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Jury Application Form 2025

JURYING APPLICATION PROCESS