Student Art Markets
ICI runs art markets where student artists table and sell their own work, every medium welcome. Real buyers, a real audience, and a chance to earn from what you make. Next up: the Hallo-Eve Art Mart, October 30, 10am to 3pm, on the Main Quad at the Union.
Overview
Overview
Our art markets turn campus into a place where student artists can sell their work directly to visitors. We find the space, recruit the artists, and run the day, so artists can focus on what they make.
The need
Student artists need places to show and sell what they make. A market gives them a table, an audience, and a chance to earn from their work, and gives everyone else a reason to buy from the artists around them.
What ICI students contribute
- Recruiting and coordinating artist tables
- Finding venues and planning logistics
- Promotion and flyer design
- Running the markets on the day
Next up: Hallo-Eve Art Mart
October 30, 10am to 3pm, on the Main Quad by the Illini Union. Artists of all mediums can sign up to sell their work.
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