Interested in becoming a member?
We are currently accepting applications for membership.
Please review our contract, waiver, and by-laws below, and complete our online application form.
Please provide the following:
Made In Warren seeks to offer our customers original, fine quality, hand-made and eclectic works of art. Fine reproductions of original artwork may also be accepted. Important to note that our store does not offer a fitting room; therefore, if you are a textile artist creating clothing, please keep this in mind for sizing. At this time, we are not able to review or accepts textile/clothing applicant's whose items require body sizing, e.g., blouses, pants, skirts, dresses. However, we welcome applications for outerwear and accessories.
SUBMITTING PHOTOS: Please remember that great photos make the jurying process a lot easier!
Make sure to photograph your work with excellent lighting on plain backgrounds.
What is a CO-OP? A cooperative has a unique culture that is important for applicants to understand. Members function as a "community". All members are expected to "work" in the shop as well as offer services on one committee. This community effort allows artists to maintain a majority of their sales. On the application, you will be asked to join one committee.
The purpose of the Made in Warren Artist Cooperative is to allow artists from southeastern New England to effectively market their art and merchandise to the public through a cooperative effort. The storefront provides these artists greater exposure and sales for a small financial and time commitment.
RULES/GUIDELINES: All artists who residing in or connected with the southeastern New England community will be considered for membership. The cooperative is limited to forty-five members, and each artist’s contracts run from the date of signed contract for one subsequent year. In addition to a monthly membership fee (paid annually or monthly), each member is responsible for an annual contract fee at the start of each new contract. Each artist is also responsible to work either (one) eight hour hour shift or (two) four hour shifts each month as part of their obligation to the cooperative, as well as supporting the Cooperative in some other capacity.
The artist is responsible for providing their own display (which they will own) if needed. The artist shall own all rights to any item that is being displayed and is responsible for insuring their own works, if desired. Rhode Island art sales are tax free!
Please review our contract, waiver, and by-laws below, and complete our online application form.
Please provide the following:
- Five good quality images of your work through email
- Describe your background and artwork
- A short BIO to be used for any promotional needs.
Made In Warren seeks to offer our customers original, fine quality, hand-made and eclectic works of art. Fine reproductions of original artwork may also be accepted. Important to note that our store does not offer a fitting room; therefore, if you are a textile artist creating clothing, please keep this in mind for sizing. At this time, we are not able to review or accepts textile/clothing applicant's whose items require body sizing, e.g., blouses, pants, skirts, dresses. However, we welcome applications for outerwear and accessories.
SUBMITTING PHOTOS: Please remember that great photos make the jurying process a lot easier!
Make sure to photograph your work with excellent lighting on plain backgrounds.
What is a CO-OP? A cooperative has a unique culture that is important for applicants to understand. Members function as a "community". All members are expected to "work" in the shop as well as offer services on one committee. This community effort allows artists to maintain a majority of their sales. On the application, you will be asked to join one committee.
The purpose of the Made in Warren Artist Cooperative is to allow artists from southeastern New England to effectively market their art and merchandise to the public through a cooperative effort. The storefront provides these artists greater exposure and sales for a small financial and time commitment.
RULES/GUIDELINES: All artists who residing in or connected with the southeastern New England community will be considered for membership. The cooperative is limited to forty-five members, and each artist’s contracts run from the date of signed contract for one subsequent year. In addition to a monthly membership fee (paid annually or monthly), each member is responsible for an annual contract fee at the start of each new contract. Each artist is also responsible to work either (one) eight hour hour shift or (two) four hour shifts each month as part of their obligation to the cooperative, as well as supporting the Cooperative in some other capacity.
The artist is responsible for providing their own display (which they will own) if needed. The artist shall own all rights to any item that is being displayed and is responsible for insuring their own works, if desired. Rhode Island art sales are tax free!
