Hours security Sample Clauses

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Hours security. The Northwest Arts Center is open for business Monday through Thursday, 9am-4pm. There will be access to the building during rentals after regular business hours. A facility monitor will provide security in the building during non-business hours when rentals are scheduled. EXHIBITION POLICIES No exhibit is considered confirmed until approved by both parties. The Exhibitor is responsible for: ⬥ Preparing the exhibit materials so they arrive adequately protected and ready to be installed. ⬥ All aspects of installing and dismantling the entire exhibit. – Following all installation guidelines provided by the City. – Installing and dismantling during pre-arranged dates during business hours, Monday through Thursday 9am-4pm. – Covering the cost of repair of any damage caused during installation or dismantling of exhibit materials ⬥ Providing text for exhibit labels and introductory exhibition summary. ⬥ Storage cannot be provided for materials. ⬥ If the exhibitor does not remove materials at designated date and time, or within 72 hours of request to remove work, the City reserves the right to remove the material at the exhibitor’s sole expense and liability. If the exhibit materials remain unclaimed for more than seven days after removal, the City may sell or dispose of them without further obligation to the exhibitor. The City is responsible for: ⬥ Providing appropriate exhibition space ⬥ Oversight of installation process ⬥ Approval of exhibit design Limitations ⬥ The City will have final authority on all installation and dismantling determinations. ⬥ Please note that all works are displayed at the exhibitor’s own risk. The City does not accept responsibility for damage or loss of display materials. ⬥ Floors/walls must be completely protected during installation and dismantling. – No adhesive substances will be placed on floors/walls at any time. – Exhibitor will take particular care not to damage the floor during the installation, term of, or dismantling of, the Exhibition – Exhibitor will be responsible for the cost of repair of any such damage. Publicity Rights ⬥ Exhibitor hereby grants the City the right to use images from the Exhibition for publicity purposes in Exhibition announcements, the City’s internal publications (including but not limited to its newsletter), the City’s Website, and other media. ⬥ Exhibitor hereby represents and warrants that it has the full and unrestricted right to make said grant. ⬥ Exhibitor will indemnify and hold the City harm...
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