Only tour artists are eligible to submit up to three images for consideration--Arts Directory and Tour Guide cover 2025. Please keep in mind that the Guide Cover image is vertically oriented. The deadline has been pushed back to May 28, 2025 at noon.
We choose works that can translate to easily to being used on our season brochure, season programs and posters. We look for a connection with the annual theme and this piece becomes the overall season artwork. We then choose pieces that reflect the theme/feel of the individual concerts. Abstract works tend to work well. We also look for different mediums, not just paintings - including ceramics, sculpture, etc. The repertoire has not yet been released to the public but will be noted here once they are available.
Original artwork will be prominently displayed at Symphony & Art in the Park, in the VIP area - September 13, 2025.
Benefits:
Cash prizes: $500 for season artwork, $250 for each concert/event
Auburn Symphony Season Tickets (Placer concerts)
Artist reception - spring/summer, date TBD
Invitation to the Gratitude Event in January
Artwork displays:
Symphony & Art in the Park, event participation encouraged!
The concert the work is associated with, artist name announced from the stage (Placer concerts)
Original artwork will be prominently displayed at Symphony & Art in the Park, in the VIP area - September 13, 2025.
Benefits:
Cash prizes: $500 for season artwork, $250 for each concert/event
Auburn Symphony Season Tickets (Placer concerts)
Artist reception - spring/summer, date TBD
Invitation to the Gratitude Event in January
Artwork displays:
Symphony & Art in the Park, event participation encouraged!
The concert the work is associated with, artist name announced from the stage (Placer concerts)
From Anne Brown, Symphony Executive Director,
"The chosen artwork will translate to easily to being used on the season brochure, season programs and posters. We look for a connection with the annual theme; this piece becomes the overall season artwork. We then choose pieces that reflect the theme/feel of the individual concerts. Abstract works tend to work well. We also look for different mediums, not just paintings - including ceramics, sculpture, etc. The repertoire has not yet been released to the public but will be noted here once they are available."
Multiple artists/art pieces are selected for different opportunities thoughout the season. Artists may submit more than one entry.