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Open Call 2026: Radical Joy by Sensity Studio

Open Call for Emerging Women Artists

PR Support · Mentorship · Exhibition Opportunity

27 May — 17 June 2026

Deadline: 17 June 2026 (23:59 UK time)

Sensity Studio presents a free annual open-call for emerging women artists aiming to grow their presence on the international art market, particularly in the UK and Europe.

>>> The programme offers:

3-month PR support for one selected artist
Portfolio reviews from art curators & experts for three finalists
An opportunity to be featured in a group show in Europe

>>> Our jury experts:

Submitted on Thu, 05/28/2026 - 17:54

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Open Call for Artists (All Mediums) - B*O/D&Y Exhibition, London

This exhibition is concerned with the body and the glitch, and with the point at which one begins to fracture into the other.

B*O/D&Y explores the entanglement of body and glitch through contemporary art practices, focusing on moments when systems cease to operate in seamless continuity.

Within this framework, the body is understood as more than the human form. It extends into environmental and ecological systems, mechanical infrastructures, and social structures of power. The body is both material presence and constructed subject, shaped and regulated through processes of discipline, organisation, and control.

Submitted on Wed, 05/27/2026 - 17:24

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The Cure is in this Land

Conceived as the sequel to the critically acclaimed 2022 exhibition, The Cure is worse than the alleged disease. Which was the first major UK art exhibition that dared to question the 2020 official government narrative. Curated by Alexander Heaton.

Open call for all artists who don't fit in the mainstream mold......Truthers, please support the crowd funder generously.

Bored of only seeing woke art shows that shill for the archons? This is the perfect opportunity for you! The Cure is in the land will be an exhibition presenting solutions and speaking truth to tyranny.

The exhibition will be shown in a London gallery, crowd funded by you the artists and our kind supporters.

Submitted on Wed, 05/20/2026 - 15:21

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2026 United Nations Eco-Design & Art Exhibition

2026 United Nations Eco-Design & Art Exhibition

In-Between: Art & Design for a Sustainable Future

The United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development has now entered a critical stage of implementation. The realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is currently confronted with increasingly complex and interrelated global challenges.

Ecological art and design, as a medium connecting natural ecosystems, social structures, and human values, possesses a unique capacity for ecological education, value communication, and cross-disciplinary empathy. It offers a vital and dynamic pathway for translating sustainable development principles into cultural and social practice.

Submitted on Tue, 05/19/2026 - 16:30

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&Gallery Open Call 2026

Following the success of our previous two Open Call exhibitions, &Gallery is pleased to announce that submissions are now open for our 2026 Open Call Exhibition.

We invite artists living and working from the UK and worldwide to submit their artwork for consideration in a group exhibition scheduled for September 2026. The selected works will be carefully curated in a physical group exhibition at &Gallery in Edinburgh. This year, we have invited gallery artist Karen Stamper to join the selection panel.

Submitted on Tue, 05/19/2026 - 15:08

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Open call: Looking for early-career creatives to feature in print and exhibition

mates magazine Issue #002: STRANGERS

mates magazine is a non-profit, annual publication led by and for early-career creatives. We engage and develop emerging talent through commissions, editorial development, and exhibition opportunities.

For this issue, we invite early-career, under-represented UK writers, photographers and creatives to contribute work that critically engages with the issue’s central question, ‘Who is really a stranger?’

We invite early career UK-based writers, photographers and creatives to contribute work that critically engages with the issue’s central question, ‘Who is really a stranger?’

Submitted on Mon, 05/18/2026 - 18:12