The Artist Collective
The Same Time Tomorrow Collective is a growing network of artists, educators, entrepreneurs, technologists, cultural workers, and community builders committed to creativity, collaboration, and cultural impact.
The Collective hosts exhibitions, workshops, artist talks, community events, fellowship opportunities, mentorship programs, and collaborative projects throughout the year.
Membership is open to individuals interested in contributing to a creative ecosystem rooted in community, imagination, and innovation.
What’s Included
A place to be seen. We rotate artwork throughout Same Time Tomorrow, creating opportunities to spotlight artists and introduce their work to our community through exhibitions and curated installations.
Exhibit Your Work
A place to gather. The Collective hosts artist talks, salons, conversations, and community events designed to spark meaningful connections between artists, creatives, collectors, and cultural supporters.
Events & Connection
A place to build your collector base. We help represent and connect artists with members of our growing community of collectors, creating opportunities to discover, acquire, and build relationships with new audiences for your work.
Sell Your Art
The Same Time Tomorrow Artist Collective
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Your Questions, Answered
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No. There is no fee to join the Collective.
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Yes. Artists may leave the Collective at any time, provided there are no outstanding obligations or active transactions that have already been agreed upon.
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Absolutely. The Collective does not require exclusivity. You are welcome to exhibit, sell, and collaborate with other galleries, organizations, businesses, and collectors.
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Same Time Tomorrow maintains insurance for the space, and we will discuss the specific terms and handling requirements for artwork to ensure your work is appropriately protected while in our care.
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Yes. Artwork sold through the Collective is commission-based. Commission terms may vary depending on the type of work, transaction, and other relevant factors, and will be clearly discussed and agreed upon before a sale. Commission arrangements apply to consumer sales and do not restrict artists from selling their work independently elsewhere