Fashion

ARTJOBS, over the years, has established collaborations and partnerships with publications, galleries, talent agencies, auction houses, public and private institutions to continue to discover and promote the best artists from the arts & creative industries.

Artist of the Month
A competition established to encourage the pursuit of excellence in art.

To have your work seen by 600,000+ visitors around the world, including leading publications, creative agencies, galleries, talent agencies, collectors, curators, writers, and more, we encourage submissions from artists to take this opportunities to submit your best works and connect with our online audiences from 200+ countries ! 

Selected Artists

Artist will be promoted extensively and also have their results posed on ArtWeek
Artist's biography, website, social links and images of works will be listed in the directory of ArtJobs permanently for future reference
The winning images will be seen by international audience of media editors, PR agents, galleries, collectors, talent agent etc...
Artist will be provided with extensive publicity in the form of email marketing to all media partners, ArtWeek's buyers and collectors
Artist will be promoted to major news outlets through our PR agent
Artist will be promoted to our wide-spread social media
Artists will automatically be considered for any upcoming curatorial projects from ArtWeek and ArtJobs

Previous winners : https://www.artjobs.com/op/artist-of-the-month/2020

How to Apply
Details and Submission here :  https://www.artjobs.com/artistmonth

Splendor Buttons is a zine where social justice and fashion intersect. 

Our premier issue, The “What Just Happened?” Issue, discussed how Social Distancing and Covid-19 exposed many pre-existing conditions in our society regarding luxury, privilege, class, and race. 

Since Issue No. 1 was released, we have seen and learned of the deaths of George Floyd, Amaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, and many others. All of these deaths have taken place in the background of Covid-19, a pandemic where Black Americans have been disproportionately impacted. 

For Issue No. 2 — and forevermore — we are committed to standing in solidarity with Black lives, not only in the artist communities we are a part of, but in the world. 

This issue is to honor those who have suffered and lost their lives to systemic racism (overt and non-overt), police brutality, white supremacy, and racial injustice. 

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We encourage EVERYONE to contribute. 

We understand most people are out protesting and organizing or are simply just drained, which is why we want you to know this is low stakes. 

Your submission can be something you jotted down while at a protest, a text message exchange you had with a friend, and it can also be a piece of writing you spent a long time on, or a painting that took you weeks. 

Contribute anything you have made, past or present, that you are proud of and want to share. 

BIPOC, your voices are powerful. We especially want to hear from you. We are dedicated to listening to your stories, and 

supporting and amplifying your voices. 

Non-POC and White people, we want to hear your voices in solidarity. We are all learning a lot right now, and more importantly, learning how much we don’t know. And that’s okay. Now is the time to soul search. We want to hear what you have learned and what you are dedicated to doing as an ally . 

People based or from outside the US, America’s racism problem does not take place in a vacuum. Your voices and experiences tell the larger story, as racism and anti-blackness is global. *Nods to World Map* 

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WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR:

drawings! photographs! paintings! poems! collages! scans! doodles! screenshots! bold short statements! long-form articles! journal entries! iPhone notes! maps! definitions! lists! selfies! newspaper clippings! memes! graphs/diagrams/infographics/charts! collages! recipes! quotes! anything!  imagine! re-imagine! experiment! create!