The Art Show staff will provide the best security possible for all the artists in the show, but they cannot be held responsible for damages due to improper supports under the pieces. Also, by placing your work on a stand or base, it has a lot more appeal to the viewer than if it just sets on the top of a table. The Art Show staff also reserves the right to refuse any art work into the art show if it is considered far beyond the boundaries of good taste. All artists whose works are to be placed in the 'Hentai' must be 18 or over. The art show claims no right to the reproductive rights of any art work displayed in the art show.
All rights remain with the artist.
To this effect, no cameras or video recorders are allowed into the art show. If a piece of artwork catches your eye, and is for sale, you can try and purchase it through our art auction. Each piece of art will have a piece of paper attached to it called a 'bid sheet' which tells the name of the artist, name of the piece, the media used to create the piece, the minimum bid for the piece, and a couple of blank lines underneath. Until the art show closes at noon Sunday, all con attendees have the chance to come in and peruse the artwork on display and if they choose, place bids on certain pieces. All bids must be a minimum of one dollar above the previous high bid and only in whole dollar amounts.