The Odd Wall Gallery was created with the idea of using all our "odd" wall space throughout Art Noise to showcase local artwork, and those artists who use Tri-Art products.

To start, we’re celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Tragically Hip’s last concert by dedicating the very first exhibit of our new in-store gallery,  to the band and music-inspired pieces in general. We encourage all mediums to be displayed!

Important Dates

• Submissions for the exhibit are now open and will close July 31st.
• Jurying will happen August 4th
• All artists will be emailed about selection by the end of day August 5th
• Drop-off and pick-up dates will be sent with acceptance email.
• Show will run from August 20 - September 30: closing reception during Art After Dark on September 25th

Important Details

• This is a juried show. Jurors will be comprised of Art Noise staff.
• Art Noise will receive a 30% commission for any piece sold during the show, and will process the sale through the Art Noise POS system, and arrange pick-up with the buyer.
• Priority will be given to artists who used Tri-Art products in their submitted pieces, if applicable. 
• Any painting submissions must use a majority of Tri-Art paint in the piece, and any block-printing submitted must use Tri-Art Impressions Ink.
• Artists may submit up to 3 pieces.
• The maximum size of piece we can accept is 36x48". Please note that we can only fit a small amount of pieces with any side longer than 30", but will plenty of space for pieces for pieces under this. There is no minimum size.
• Any sculptural pieces that require a plinth must be able to stand on their own and fit safely on a 20x20" plinth.
• Artists are responsible for the drop-off and pick-up of their pieces from Art Noise. At this time, we will not be accepting any pieces that need shipping due to the tight turnaround between acceptance and installation of the show.
• All pieces accepted into the show must have proper hanging equipment on the back in either the form of d hooks & wire, sawtooth hangers, or French clefts, at least 2" down from the top edge of the piece.