30/30 (formerly known as 30works30days) is a free month-long project to encourage daily making, experimentation and risk-taking in your art practice. Each day from 1 February to 2 March, artists are invited to respond to (or ignore!) a playful creative prompt and submit a new piece of work online by 23.30pm GMT.

Eligibility: Artists working in any media worldwide; sign-up to Artquest Exchange required.

What you get: Network, showcase, receive feedback on your work, and attend a special free digital mixer at the end of the challenge.

Deadline 31 January 2025

Celebrate contemporary portraiture in this open call by Gerald Moore Gallery, highlighting artists from London and the South East.

Eligibility: Artists based in London and the South East with relevant works.

What you get: Opportunities for networking, marketing, sales support, and exhibition.

Deadline 26 January 2025

Your Work Here will take place from 14 February to 1 June 2025 at The Amelia Scott in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. This unique event has no selection criteria or judging panel, ensuring that every artist has the opportunity to display their work. If you are aged 16 or above and live, work, or study in the TN postcode area, we want to see your art! This is your chance to have your artwork displayed at The Amelia Scott.

Eligibility: Must live, work, or study in the TN postcode area. Must be aged 16 or over.

What you get: Artists will be included in the exhibition in the purpose-built exhibition space at The Amelia Scott. Opportunity for artists to have their work seen by 10,000 to 20,000 visitors. All works can be for sale if the artist wishes.

Deadline 31 January 2025

Explore an exciting opportunity to showcase your video to the world at the EXPO 2025 Osaka. Your creativity can shine on a global stage.

Eligibility: Open to everyone, regardless of age, nationality, or expertise.

What you get: Winners receive two one-day adult tickets to the EXPO 2025, valued at 15,000 yen.

Deadline 31 January 2025

Annual award offering recent printmaking graduates a two-year membership and the chance to participate in international exhibitions.

Eligibility: Recent printmaking graduates.

What you get: £1000 and a two-year membership, allowing participation in national and international exhibitions.

Deadline 31 January 2025

The Homiens Art Prize is an international, non-acquisitive art prize that is valued at $24,000 annually and is open to all artists.

Eligibility: The Homiens Art Prize is open to all artists. All art forms, mediums, and completion dates are eligible. We're excited to welcome artworks of all dimensions, on any theme.

What you get: 6 Winning artists are exhibited by Homiens, receive an unrestricted cash award of $500, participate in an optional interview, and may request a letter of recommendation from our Jurors. 12 additional Finalists per round also exhibit with Homiens. Up to 200 artists are Highly Commended and celebrated across our media. All entrants are considered for exhibition and may apply to participate in our Meet the Artists initiative, or to become a Homiens Featured Artist.

Fee: $20 for 1-3 artworks

Deadline 31 January 2025

Essex Cultural Diversity Project seeks an artist to explore and articulate the transformations in Diss, celebrating community, diversity, and identity through creative projects.

Eligibility: Open to all creative practitioners working in any discipline

What you get: Commission budget of £10,000

Deadline 31 January 2025

Artists from around the world are invited to participate in the Art on Loop Digital Show in Seoul. This open-themed exhibition invites submissions in any medium such as painting, photography, printmaking, video art, installation, film, sculpting, mixed media, poems, illustration, and more. Be part of an exciting immersive art experience by showcasing your art digitally on our special projectors.

Eligibility: This call is open to artists from any background.

What you get: Selected artists will have their work displayed digitally on special projectors during the exhibition. The event will take place at 38 Sowol-ro 44-gil, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea, starting with the Opening Night on February 22, 2025, followed by a Public Exhibition from February 23 to 24, 2025.

Fee: The participation fee is £100 incl. VAT for one artwork, £120 incl. VAT for two artworks, and £180 incl. VAT for three artworks.

Deadline 01 February 2025

Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours at the RI Annual Exhibition 2025. Submissions are online only and open until Tuesday 28 January 2025 at 12 noon.

Eligibility: Artists aged 18+ worldwide can submit up to six original works, with four selected. Eligible pieces must not have been exhibited in London and can include watercolour, acrylic, ink, or gouache on various supports.

What you get: The show, in spring 2024, offers the opportunity to sell your work, win prizes & awards worth over £5,000 and have your art seen by thousands of visitors to Mall Galleries. The exhibition is the largest of its kind in the world, featuring over 400 of the finest contemporary water-based media paintings from around the globe. Since its founding in 1831, the RI has become universally recognised as one of the leading art institutes.

Deadline 28 January 2025

Artists from all countries are welcome to submit their works for consideration. You are welcome to submit works in any medium. (painting, photography, printmaking, installation, sculpting, mixed media, poems, illustration, etc). The theme of the exhibition is OPEN.

Eligibility: Any artist from any background can submit any of their work. There is no charge to submit your application, please feel free to share your work with us.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity in Japan. You should expect an open bar (wine) & professional photography & videography.

Fee: The participation fee is £450 incl. VAT for 1 artwork (any size will be considered)

Deadline 30 January 2025

The Don Bachardy Fellowship offers one international postgraduate level artist a funded three months in London at the Royal Drawing School.

Eligibility: International postgraduate level artists

What you get: 10 weeks of courses, tutoring, and a $5,000 stipend

Deadline 20 January 2025

"Back to Basics" thematic residency program for artists, writers, designers, and creative minds. Duration: 1 month (29 days per period). Dates: July/August/September 2025. Location: Arteles Creative Center, Hämeenkyrö, Finland. Application deadline: 23rd January 2025. "Back to Basics" is a multidisciplinary residency program that enables creative individuals to clear their minds, refocus, and (re)discover the essence of their being. Disconnect from your phone, reconnect with your creativity, immerse yourself in nature, and learn to stay present.

Eligibility: Minimum age is 23 (in 2025). A university degree (minimum BA) is required; however, exceptions may be made for individuals with relevant experience.

What you get: Residency program.

Fee: €1,950

Deadline 23 January 2025

State of Fashion is looking for curators with visionary ideas about the challenges the world faces, particularly in fashion's role in social and cultural transformation.

Eligibility: Visionary thinkers and makers
What you get: €30,000 - €40,000

Deadline 19 January 2025

The Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award returns to the National Portrait Gallery for 2025. Entries are now open for the Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award 2025. The prestigious painting competition celebrates the very best in contemporary portraiture and is open to all artists from around the world. Enter now for the chance to have your work on display in the National Portrait Gallery and win the top prize of £35,000. Supported by Herbert Smith Freehills.

Eligibility: The competition is open to all artists from around the world. Artists must be aged 18 years or over as of 1 January 2024.

What you get: Shortlisted works will form part of the Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award 2025 exhibition and will be displayed at the National Portrait Gallery from 10 July to 12 October 2025.

The opportunity to be considered for one of the Awards, including the first prize of £35,000.

All artists chosen to exhibit in 2025’s Portrait Award exhibition will be considered for the inaugural Herbert Smith Freehills Artist Commission, which has a value of £14,000.

Deadline 14 January 2025

After its successful debut, FluxusMuseum Prize for Experimental Video is now in its second year. Over the duration of this year’s prize, €45,000 will be given to participants, with a portion used to support the development of their projects initially and the remainder awarded as prizes at the exhibition’s end.

Eligibility: No requirements, open call available to artists of all disiplines and at all stages of their career.

What you get: Commission fee of €600. Exhibition will run in gallery space from June-September 2025. Online promotion. Prize winners will be allocated remaining prize money.

Deadline 15 January 2025

Artists are invited to explore themes of indulgence, transformation, and cultural significance of Carnival from various cultural perspectives.

Eligibility: Over 18, anywhere in the world

What you get: Artistic fee provided

Deadline 15 January 2025

A contest inspired by the exhibit "The Subversive Eye," inviting submissions that capture the surprisingly surreal in everyday life.

Eligibility: 18 and up

What you get: Networking, marketing, representation, exhibition opportunities, publication opportunities

Deadline 13 January 2025

minus20degree is a contemporary art and architecture exhibition that takes place every two years in Flachau, Austria. The 2026 edition runs for three days, from 22nd to 24th January 2026.

We are seeking artists working in the fields of sound art, video art, performance, theatre, installation, or dynamic land art. For this edition, we are particularly interested in art that occupies and interacts with space, art that is mobile or encourages audience movement. We also welcome proposals for sound and video art that use the snowy landscape as an endless projection surface.

Eligibility: Applications are open to individuals, pairs, or collectives at any stage of their career.

What you get:

Deadline 02 January 2025

We are seeking proposals for an artist commission and participation project exploring themes of wellbeing for young people, to take place between January and October 2025 in Brighton & Hove. The artwork and showcase of other outcomes from the project will be toured nationally between October 2025 and June 2026.

Eligibility: Proposals from artists in any artform but who have demonstrable experience in working in a participatory setting and/or with harder-to-reach audiences.

What you get: The fee is £3,750. A separate budget of £850 is available for materials and expenses for the project, and a further £300 for training/support which will be budgeted with the artist during the planning stage.

Deadline 03 January 2025

A free course inviting young creatives to explore digital fashion design, offering hands-on experience and professional insights at the V&A.

Eligibility: Young people aged 18-26

What you get: 3D digital clothing design instruction, branding and portfolio guidance, mentoring

Deadline 05 January 2025

Residencies in tiny, recycled spaces across Europe, encouraging sustainable travel and providing opportunities to connect with the art community.

Eligibility: Artists living in the EU/Ukraine

What you get: €4000, travel, accommodation, mentoring, studio space, exhibition opportunities

Deadline 07 January 2025

Goethe-Institut invites artists to envision futures tackling sustainable urban mobility challenges, creating impactful interventions in four European cities.

Eligibility: Independent, open-minded, collaborative, good communicator, innovative, committed to diversity and inclusion; must be a legal resident in one of the 40 Creative Europe countries and apply for the residency in a different country than where they are currently or permanently based.

What you get: Accommodation, travel costs (up to 400 EUR for a round trip), financial contribution of 1500 EUR/30 days or 2250 EUR/45 days, studio space, materials, community engagement and sustainability support

Deadline 07 January 2025

Are you an unagented or emerging writer looking to publish new work? Autograph is inviting pitches for texts that critically engage with the ways in which the photography studio can serve as a liberatory space to explore expression and identity. This call is part of our new exhibitions featuring Rotimi Fani-Kayode and Abi Morocco Photos.

Eligibility: Open to unagented or emerging writers.

What you get: A £312 fee for producing the full text, editorial support from Autograph, and publication on our website.

Deadline 06 January 2025

We are looking for an emerging creative to produce an in-person event at Autograph’s gallery in Hackney, London. The event will explore themes of community, celebration, and cultural preservation related to our current exhibition, Abi Morocco Photos: Spirit of Lagos.

Eligibility: Emerging cultural producers with less than three years experience in the arts.

What you get: A £400 programming fee, a £600 budget for the event, and support from Autograph's Events and Marketing Teams.

Deadline 06 January 2025

We are offering free studios to emerging makers under 30 for a period of 12 months in a peaceful, rural artist community.

Eligibility: Applicants under 30 years old with three years of post-study practice or equivalent experience, from all mediums.

What you get: Free studio space for twelve months, a grant of up to £1,000 for tools and materials, and mentoring from our Creative Director Dr. James Fox.

Deadline 06 January 2025

Artists are invited to submit work for exhibition alongside members of the Royal Society of British Artists at the RBA Annual Exhibition 2025. Submissions are online only and open until Wednesday, 8 January 2025, at 12 noon.

Eligibility:

What you get: Successful applicants can expect:

Deadline 10 January 2025

Moné Gallery is seeking artists for an online exhibition with the potential for long-term gallery representation. This is a great opportunity for both emerging and established artists to display their work and gain commercial exposure through our well-regarded platform.

Eligibility: Open to artists aged 18+ based in the USA and Canada.

What you get: Representation, marketing, exhibition opportunities, and sales support.

Deadline 31 December 2024

Artists of all techniques and styles have until February 15, 2025, to register their works online and compete to be one of the 200 finalists in the Tartget Painting Prize, which distributes over €55,000 in prizes. Awards will be given in 10 categories, ranging from figurative to abstract art, including conceptual art. Works in Hyperrealism, Impressionism, Surrealism, and Abstraction are welcome.

The jury includes influential painters, collectors, gallery owners, curators, and art critics from five continents.

Eligibility: Open to all

What you get: Over €43,000 in cash prizes and more than 50 awards in painting materials, training, and promotion. By participating in the pre-deadline until December 23, 2024, you can secure one of 50 extra finalist spots. If you don’t succeed now, you’ll have another chance before the final deadline. The winners' and finalists' exhibition will be held at the Ateneo de Madrid, from June 5 to 12, 2025.

Fee: €50 for the first work (€30 for additional works); under 25s: €35 (€15 for additional works).

Deadline 23 December 2024

Are you looking for an opportunity to showcase your art in Japan? We are delighted to announce that the HERALBONY Art Prize continues to celebrate the remarkable creativity of artists with disabilities, offering a platform for their artistic expressions.

Eligibility: Submissions are open to artists with disabilities worldwide, regardless of age, nationality, or professional status. Applications can be made by the artist or on their behalf by an organisation, family member, or legal guardian.

What you get: Prizes include a Grand Prize of JPY 3 million (approximately 18,300 EUR or 19,500 USD). Additionally, there is a Jury Prize of JPY 300,000 (approximately 1,830 EUR or 1,950 USD). The Corporate Prize, selected by several sponsor companies, allows winning artworks to potentially be featured in the company’s services, products, or business operations.

Deadline 30 December 2024

Borrowed Time by Diana Taylor, as part of the BBNR gallery 3rd birthday season at Great Pulteney Street Gallery.

With the focus on giving artists the best experience, the gallery offers a fantastic location, experienced friendly support and maximum curatorial flexibility. Soho Housing Association was born out of a belief that ordinary people should be able to live and work in central London. All income from this exciting new venture will go to maintaining and developing its affordable housing in the centre of the capital.

Eligibility: Artists, student groups, curatorial groups, designers, makers – our preference is for weekly hires but we do rent out the space for photoshoots, one-off events. We’d like to encourage student groups/graduating groups from art schools by offering discounts

What you’ll get: Use of a 1000 sq ft exhibition space in one of Soho Housing’s most iconic properties, a beautiful three gallery space in a Grade II listed Georgian terrace.

Deadline 31 December 2024

The FutureTense Awards 3rd Edition is calling for young new media art talents based in Asia, centred around the theme "Define Safe". The FutureTense Awards, a new media arts competition, targets emerging and young creative talents in Asia and beyond. The award promotes and showcases artistic excellence and innovation from new generations. With a global expert judging panel, we offer resources in art, technology, and design to nurture young creatives by showcasing their innovative concepts through various channels.

Eligibility: Aged below 30, based in Asia (The Asia region includes: Hong Kong, Macau, China, Taiwan, Mongolia, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia).

What you get: Up to HKD 15,000, exhibition opportunity and online exposure.

Deadline 31 December 2024

The Grimshaw-Gudewicz Art Gallery at Bristol Community College, in conjunction with the Holocaust and Genocide Center, is inviting artists and artist teams to submit proposals for a significant public artwork. This poignant project will utilize a collection of 1.5 million buttons, each representing a child murdered during the Holocaust. The initiative seeks to honor their memory and foster community engagement through reflection, education, and dialogue about the Holocaust.

Eligibility: Artists 18+ with prior experience in public art; experience with unconventional materials preferred.

What you get: A budget ranging from $50,000 to $150,000. Access to an onsite project manager or engineer is also provided.

Deadline 31 December 2024

The Climate Art Collection is continuously seeking new artworks that explore the theme of climate change. Our inclusive open-call concept welcomes contributions from artists of all backgrounds and disciplines. Whether you’re a painter, sculptor, photographer, digital artist, or work in any other medium, we invite you to submit your work to our global collection.

Eligibility: All artists whose work explores climate change

What you get: Exhibition opportunities

Deadline 31 December 2024

The first photographs to be part of the world of art were monochrome prints. The images were captured by large format cameras, developed into negatives and printed in the darkroom. The world of photography has come a long way since then with color dominating so much of what we shoot these days, and cameras now an integral part of our very portable phones.

Eligibility: open to all photographers

What you get: Cash Prizes, exposure through our website

Fee: $35/3 images, $10 for any extra image

Deadline 15 December 2024

The INHABIT Artist-in-Residence Program at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists from various disciplines to collaborate with our team of scientists and researchers.

Eligibility: Time-based artists, performing arts, music.

What you get: Salary, production budget, exhibition opportunities, and access to production facilities.

Deadline 29 December 2024

The Art Residency Program of La Maison de Beaumont is a multi-disciplinary residency that was created to offer a beautiful space for musicians, scholars, writers, painters, and other artists who seek a quiet place to work undisturbed on their art. The scenery and beauty of the region, as well as the history and comfort of the house, provide an ideal setting to focus on creative work. The residency aims to provide its residents with a holistic experience, allowing them to fully disconnect from their usual point of reference and immerse themselves into the Provençal lifestyle.

Eligibility: Open to applicants of all ages and disciplines

What you get: Apartment, Fine Art Studio, Music room.

Deadline 31 December 2024

We welcome artists, organizers, researchers, curators, and critics from diverse backgrounds for 1-3 month residencies. Immerse yourself in Lisbon’s vibrant underground artistic community. Engage in our events, and exhibitions, and collaborate with community members. Whether you're a resident or already in Lisbon, enjoy our studio residency. Explore techniques, concepts, and ideas, and develop a final project. Receive curatorial guidance and support from our community. At the program’s end, exhibit your work in a final exhibition, publication, workshop, or performance at Prisma’s gallery space.

Eligibility: Anyone

What you get: Exhibition space, residency program, curatorial advice

Deadline 31 December 2024

The third edition of the Sony Future Filmmaker Awards has just launched. Open to filmmakers from around the world, the program offers privileged access to the inner workings of the film industry to the 30 shortlisted filmmakers.

Eligibility: Open to all

What you get: Flight to Los Angeles and accommodation, ceremony attendance, four-day workshop program at Sony Pictures Studios, camera plus lens, certificate, trophy, cash prizes.

Deadline 12 December 2024

The Clive Parks, Recreation and Public Art Board invites you to apply to participate in our annual Art Along the Trail public art exhibition - a temporary outdoor exhibit, displayed outdoors along Clive’s landmark feature, the Greenbelt Park and Trail system, from April through November. This call to artists provides an opportunity for artists to submit 3D artwork for consideration.

Eligibility: Anyone age 18 or older, Iowa/Midwest artists preferred.

What you get: Artists loan their piece for display from April through October. Artists are given a $1,000 stipend and the pieces are advertised for sale. Artists are allowed to sell the piece but must leave it up until the end of the show.

Deadline 13 December 2024

Applications are now open, in a bid to find the 10 new creatives who will form the multidisciplinary collection of 2025. Make Your Own Masters (MYOM) is a creative learning movement looking to tackle the ‘drop off’ between university and industry. Each year the project builds a multi-disciplinary, multi-background collective, bringing people together to forge a year of self-directed learning, and breaking down the barriers many face in pursuit of a creative career. MYOM supports those from underrepresented backgrounds struggling to access the creative industry.

Eligibility: Open to anyone from any creative discipline that has faced a barrier to learning or industry. Participants should be able to commute to London for monthly sessions.

What you get: An 18-month part-time experimental learning system including mentorship, brief sourcing from industry, and specialized training. Participants receive a £400 programming fee and a £600 event budget.

Deadline 14 December 2024

Omi Art Gallery invites artists from around the globe to participate in our latest art contest and exhibition, themed “Magic Moment.” This unique opportunity allows you to showcase your artistic interpretation of what a “magic moment” means to you. Whether through an existing piece or a new creation, we encourage artists to capture the beauty, wonder, and significance of life’s magical moments.

Eligibility: Emerging and established artists from all over the world are welcome. All visual art media are welcome, including painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and mixed media.

What you get: All selected participants—whether winner, shortlisted, or longlisted—will have their work exhibited in various formats:

Fee: £30

Deadline 15 December 2024

East Quay are seeking proposals for a new piece of outdoor artwork to engage both physically and conceptually with the building's unique architecture and coastal location. We are particularly interested in receiving proposals for artworks which are predominantly painted and made up of sculptural and/or planted elements, reflecting our surrounding environment. Proposals should animate different facets of the Bridge/Walkway site, from the walls, to the floor, to the open space between either side of the bridge. The theme is 'Joy & Wonder'.

Eligibility: Open to artists of all ages and nationalities. We welcome submissions from practitioners working in a range of media.

What you get: An artist stipend of £1500 and a materials budget of £1000. Support by the cultural team throughout the process, with marketing and publicity on East Quay's website and social media.

Deadline 15 December 2024

Join Blowhammer’s Unfast Fashion Contest and help shape a new vision for the fashion industry. This global competition invites designers and creatives to present innovative, responsible design solutions that challenge fast fashion standards. Participants are asked to design a garment that embodies ethical values, environmental awareness, and forward-thinking creativity, establishing a new benchmark for sustainable fashion’s future.

Eligibility: Designer, fashion designer, professional and amateur .

What you get: The project selected as the best will receive €1,000 in recognition.

Deadline 15 December 2024

EXPO 44 International Juried Competition invites artists to submit their work under the discerning eye of Emily Olek, Curatorial Assistant at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. We welcome submissions in all fine arts media, allowing artists to present up to six images and/or two videos. The selected works will be showcased in a virtual online exhibition on the gallery's website from February 1 through March 31, 2025.

Eligibility: EXPO 44 is open to all artists aged 18 and over.

What you get: If selected, your art images, name, voice, video, artist’s statement, and/or biography will be used to promote the exhibition on social media, in print, and through any other publicity channels to promote EXPO 44. Additionally, cash awards are available for 1st ($300), 2nd ($200), and 3rd ($100) place artists.

Fee: $35 USD

Deadline 20 December 2024

Located in Silicon Valley, this annual event brings together artists from around the world to explore the intersection of art and AI in the digital age. Synthetica examines the fusion of human creativity and artificial intelligence, blurring the lines between reality and virtuality. Alterica delves into the concept of otherness, challenging societal perceptions of difference. Together, these themes push artistic boundaries, inviting exploration of how technology reshapes creativity and the human-machine dynamic.

Eligibility: Artists must be at least 18 years old at the time of submission. Open to artists of all nationalities.

What You Get: Online exhibition

Fee: The fee for the first three entries is $30. Each additional entry costs $7.

Deadline 22 December 2024

The CREA-TEC project at the University of Edinburgh invites artists to submit proposals exploring how AI technology impacts our understanding of authenticity. We’re commissioning artworks for public exhibition in alignment with the Edinburgh Arts Festival.

Eligibility: UK-based artists at all career stages, including PGR/PGT/PhD students with right to work.

What you get: £5,000 per selected artist, inclusive of all costs. Support for travel, accommodation, and production is available.

Deadline 29 December 2024

⁠The Solent Seascape Project is looking for an artist in residence, working in any medium, to help communicate the work of the project. ⁠ If you’re local to the Solent or have a strong connection to the area, and want to work alongside the community to co-create a piece celebrating how we all connect to our vibrant seascape, we'd love to hear from you.⁠ ⁠ To help fund the residency, the Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme has kindly provided a grant of £4,000, starting in spring 2025.⁠

Eligibility: We welcome proposals from artists who are Solent-based or have strong connections to the Solent, passionate about the Solent and working within the seascape, willing to collaborate with local communities to co- produce artworks, over 21 and have demonstrable experience of arts practice in a related area.

What you get: A grant of £4000 is available. The work will be promoted via the Solent Seascape Project which is a partnership of 10 organisations including Blue Marine Foundation, Portsmouth University, Project Seagrass, the RSPB and the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust.

Deadline 11 December 2024

Leicester City Council’s Festivals & Events Department, BID Leicester, and Art Reach are seeking new commissions to feature in the ambitious Light Up Leicester event, animating the public realm with illuminated light-based artworks.

Eligibility: Open to all.

What you get: A fee of £3,000-£5,000, inclusive of all materials, fabrication, and production costs.

Deadline 01 December 2024

Landscapes can provide us with beauty from any point of view, natural or unnatural. From vast forestry, running rivers, sprawling buildings, or sandy beaches, inspiration can strike from all surroundings. For this online group exhibition, we invite artists to submit any artwork that was inspired by, or showcases, landscapes in any of its forms.

Eligibility: Any age older than 18 years old. Open to any artists worldwide. All levels welcome. Any medium accepted the artist is willing to ship to buyer.

What you get: Opportunity to show art alongside other artists from across the world in a group exhibition.

Fee: $20 USD

Deadline 28 November 2024

We are accepting submissions for our pop up immersive exhibition in Toronto, Canada. Artists are welcome to submit works in any medium. (painting, photography, printmaking, video art, installation, films, sculpting, mixed media, poems, illustration, etc). The theme of the exhibition is OPEN.

Eligibility: Open to all

What you get: Three day long exhibition held in Toronto, Canada between 16 - 18 December, 2024, with a private viewing hosted on Monday,16 December from 19.30 - 22.00. You should expect an open bar (wine) & professional photography & videography.

Fee: The participation fee is £120 incl. VAT for 1 artwork; £180 incl. VAT for artworks; £260 incl. VAT for 3 artworks.

Deadline 29 November 2024