Membership options for the Dungog Arts Society
Important information for members who wish to display their works in the gallery.
Before you can display your work in the gallery, you need to read, sign and return the form
CONDITIONS FOR EXHIBITORS IN THE GALLERY
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If you wish to display work in the gallery, and you live within easy driving distance of Dungog, we encourage you to work one 4 hour shift per month in the gallery . Members who work a shift in the gallery pay a lower commission rate. This is explained in the above form
CONDITIONS FOR EXHIBITORS IN THE GALLERY
MEMBERSHIP TYPES AND BENEFITS
Membership year is 1 July to 30 June
Full Membership
The right to display your art free of charge in the gallery
Voting rights at meetings
Receive monthly newsletter
Family Membership
As for full membership but includes immediate family members
Supporting membership
Receive the monthly newsletter and our thanks for supporting the Dungog Arts Society
Half Yearly membership
Full membership for those who join the Society after 1 January and before 30 June
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Activities you may enjoy include
Newsletters - notifying members of items of interest and forthcoming events, posted or e-mailed to members each month.
Display Your Art - members are free to display their art in the gallery as time and space permits.
Workshops & Demonstrations - are held regularly on a variety of subjects.
Excursions - by bus or car/share, are arranged regularly to view
various galleries and exhibitions.
Art Exhibitions - offer members the opportunity to exhibit their work. Our own open competitive exhibition is held annually in late September. Our "Archies" Portrait competition is held in March. Invitations for members to show their work in other exhibitions are frequently received
Meetings - welcome all members who would like to take an active part in the organizing of our Society.
Volunteers - our activities, as outlined above, cannot occur without help from volunteers. Assistance from our members is always greatly appreciated.