arteVISTA


How do I become a sponsor?
How do I submit my artworks?
Does a wall I own meet the criteria for arteVISTA?
How do I contact an artist?
How many murals will there be?
Who owns the murals?
What happens to the murals after the sponsorship ends?
Won't the colours fade?
What if someone paints graffiti on a mural?


How do I become a sponsor?

Sponsorship is open to large corporations and government entities. To obtain further details or to arrange a meeting contact us (see under Contact section).

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How do I submit my artworks?

Artists may submit artworks by mailing or emailing examples via our Contact section. All artwork must be an original work of the artist, who retains all rights for reproduction, and must not have content which may be deemed offensive to the general public. A maximum of three works per artist will be included in the Galerie Artevista portfolio which is presented to sponsors. Once an artist has an artwork chosen for reproduction as a mural the remaining artworks by the same artist will be removed from the Galerie Artevista presentation portfolio to ensure as great a variety of murals as possible.

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Does a wall I own meet the criteria for arteVISTA?

All walls used in the Galerie Artevista project face vehicular traffic to allow maximum visibility. According to City of Montreal regulations the wall must not be the front facade and must contain no windows. No murals can be put up in Old Montreal for the moment, as the Quebec provincial government's Ministry of Culture and Communications, which administers the area, has not, as yet, approved of the use of Old Montreal for the Galerie Artevista project.

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How can I find out more about an artist?

Visit the page on this website containing the mural by the artist in question. There you will find some biographical details as well as a hyperlink to the artist's website, should they have one. For more information contact us by email.

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How many murals will there be?

The number of murals is only limited by the number of appropriate bare walls in the City (there are a great many!) and the number of sponsors who wish to participate.

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Who owns the murals?

Each mural is the property of Galerie Artevista, though the original artworks remain the property of the artists or their purchasers.

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What happens to the murals after the sponsorship ends?

Each mural is a different case. A sponsor may choose to re-sponsor for a longer period; a different sponsor may pay for the upkeep of the mural; the same sponsor may replace the mural with another picture on the same wall; or finally the mural may simply be removed from the wall, should no sponsor be found.

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Won't the colours fade?

Galerie Artevista murals are printed using MMT paint jet technology which guarantees colour fastness for seven years.

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What if someone paints graffiti on a mural?

Each mural is protected by the same anti-graffiti coating which is used in Montreal’s metro. However we know now graffiti artists respect other artists’ work and no mural has been vandalized in the past years.

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