Publication Opportunity for Emerging Artists in Volume 15

Apply to have your work considered in the art book, Volume 15, by Friend of the Artist. We are dedicated to elevating the work of emerging artists of all mediums around the world through our high quality art books and caliber of exposure.

This volume will shipped out to over 50 galleries and art institutions and will be available for purchase at Barnes and Noble and Amazon. Accepted artists will also have a written statement about their works by an arts writer and have a 4-page spread of their work.

Volume 15 will be juried in partnership with newcube team Bibi Zavieh, Claire Toole, Laura Day Webb and Nazgol Kashani.

Accepted artists will work closely with FOA in the bookmaking process. Each artist will have at least four-pages dedicated to their work, and a short essay written about their work by an arts writer. Volume 15 will release in the first half of 2022.

Artists will also receive a complimentary digital copy of the publication, post on social media, and a discount on books for family and friends.

Eligible Artists

Artists of all academic disciples are welcome to apply. This includes painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and performance art. Works must be submitted in a printable format.

Submission fee:

$25 before November 24th 
 

Deadline

January 16th, 2022

Dues for Selected Artists

Selected artists are responsible for a $85 fee. This fee covers each artists copy of the book ($52 value) and helps with distributing costs for gallery copies. Fee can be paid overtime or upfront.

About newcube:

Envisioning an art world outside the conventional white cube, newcube sheds light on a new generation of artists on the rise. newcube aspires to become the platform of choice for new and seasoned collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts around the world. newcube discovers promising artists, supports them with career development, places them in reputable collections, and promotes their stories through curated initiatives. newcube's innovative, tech-forward, fair, and insightful art collecting experience challenges the traditional art acquisition model, by infusing further transparency and facilitating the discovery of new talents.