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Artistonish Magazine – June 2022

Get published and astonish art lovers with your brilliant art
Deadline: June 16, 2022

Artistonish magazine invites visual artists from anywhere in the world to submit their brilliant art to get published in its 23rd issue in June 2022.

Each magazine issue presents significant artworks created by talented artists from all around the world.

Both online and high-quality stylish print-on-demand versions of the magazine will be published in full-color glossy A4 pages, accessible to thousands of art experts, collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts, as well as museums and galleries from over 120 countries.

For more information about previous issues, please visit: https://www.artistonish.com/publications

Artists can submit up to 4 artworks for this media publication opportunity. The image of each selected artwork will be published on one separate colorful page of the magazine, together with the artist's name and photo, artwork data, and description, along with a scannable QR code to boost artist's online visibility and SEO.

Selected artists receive digital certificates, social media promotional badges, readers' ratings and comments, and analytical reports.

Artistonish magazine benefits from global coverage and publicity via an international publication network. Its current active readership for each issue of the magazine is 32,000+, mainly from North America, Western Europe, and Asia.

The submission is free, and a small selection fee applies to selected artists only.

Learn more and apply by June 16, 2022, via:

Artistonish Link: https://www.artistonish.com/calls?TPII=ad3
OR
CaFE Link: https://artist.callforentry.org/festivals_unique_info.php?ID=10467

Contact name for Artistonish Magazine: Hannah
Contact email: [email protected]

Apply to be featured in Art Seen magazine

Deadline: 23 May
Application fee: £33

READY TO SHOW YOUR ART?

Travel and exhibiting internationally might not be an option as we ease out of lockdown but it doesn’t mean you cannot show your art.

Can you imagine how it would feel to see your art in a curated art publication?

The magazine brings together artists and art world professionals.

Including:

Artists features
Artists interviews
Studio visits
Submit to Art Seen:

Keep showing your art
Reach an audience beyond your own following
See your art in a fresh publication
Open to visual artists across the world
The current magazine is available in print and digital format internationally,

Art Seen is distributed through Amazon in all locations worldwide. Check out the first edition of Art Seen here.

And see the latest edition here.

DATES

By submitting through the form (at the button below) you will be considered for two issues: Autumn 2022 (due to be published in August) and Winter 2022 (due to be published in November). You only need to apply once through the form, for consideration for two issues of Art Seen

Deadline Monday 23rd May 2022. The magazines will be published in August and November 2022.
Link: https://thecuratorssalon.com/submissions

 

Pure ART360 Edition 3 Call for submissions

Deadline: 31st July 2021
Application fee: free to submit

Pure ART360 is a unique, exciting, innovative and dynamic event, showcasing artists from around the world.

Based on artists open studios, it is delivered bi-annually in the Spring and Autumn and aims to help artists showcase their art, grow their confidence, get visible on digital and connect with people who buy art and galleries who sell art.

Following on from 2 very successful outings, edition 3 will take place in October, November & December 2021 and will include an online private view, digital and printed magazine, digital and physical exhibition and live streamed broadcasts.

Are you an artist who wants to grow in confidence and reach a wider audience?

Do you want to be part of the future of art?

If you do, Pure ART360 has been created just for you.

Link: https://www.pureartsgroup.co.uk/art360

 

The Curator’s Salon Art Call

The Curator’s Salon magazine
Deadline: 15th March 2021
Application fee: £30

Artists are invited to submit to be featured in the inaugural edition of the magazine launching Spring 2021. The magazine brings together artists and art world professionals, including artists features and artists interviews. Preference for this round is artists working in the following areas; Painting, printmaking, mixed media collage and sculpture.

https://thecuratorssalon.com/magazine

 

Floorr Magazine Open For Submissions

Be interviewed and showcased on our online publication
Deadline: 20th August
Application fee: £10

Floorr Magazine interviews established artists alongside emerging talent, with 7-8 online publications a year. Based in South London and artist-run, we aim to showcase and interview artists from across the world. We pride ourselves on a clean design with no advertising or flashy banners that get in the way of the artist’s content, we also have a carefully selected ‘Artist Directory’ section.

Each issue we create consists of 10 to 15 artist interviews, with a stylish layout and a high standard when it comes to the selecting process. Past issues have included well-known names in the art world like Ragnar Kjartansson, Gillian Wearing, Jules de Balincourt, Yinka Shonibare, Billy Childish plus many more.

Link: https://www.floorrmagazine.com/submit

 

“Black” International Call For Artists and Writers by ArtAscent

Calling artists and writers
Deadline April 30, 2018
Application fee: $10+

| Theme:

Many shades of black colour our lives. Black paints many idioms and expressions including black market, blackmail, blacklist, black sheep, black and white, black and blue, in the black, black thoughts and black holes. It is technically the absence of visible light, but we often sense it best in contrast to light and colour. Does black reference darkness, mourning, the end, secrets, magic, evil, elegance, authority or solemnity? The interpretations of black are diverse. Share your shades of BLACK with words or images.

| Eligible Submissions:

Entries may include 2- and 3-dimensional media, such as paintings, drawings, photography, mixed media, installations, ceramics, jewelry, fabric, sculpture, fiction, poetry, short stories and other written explorations (up to 900 words). Submissions must be the original work of the applicant(s). Apply using the online form.

| Highlights:

Be profiled, get published, and shine on! Up to 40 applicants will be selected. Plus, if you are chosen as one of the top 4 applicants, you will also be highlighted in a feature section with a profile written about you and your work. All selected artists and writers are showcased in the magazine and the juried online exhibition.

| About ArtAscent:

The mission of ArtAscent is to promote artists of images and words, and connect them with art lovers. This is accomplished by calls for artists and writers, artist profiling, art magazine publication, and artist and writer online showcasing. Each call is theme based, with the intent to showcase diverse creative explorations of that theme via various media. This marketing tool is created by artists and writers, for artists and writers. This is our art! ArtAscent provides opportunity for the voice of writers and vision of artists to shared in a professional and accessible platform. We are a bright community of creatives and art lovers.

| Call application:

https://ArtAscent.com/the-call-for-artists-and-writers/

 

Ecko Magazines Open Call for Artists: Vegetation

Ecko Magazines Open Call for Artists: Vegetation
Deadline: 28 March 2017
Application fee: £16

The focus of the Vegetation project is to incorporate habitat and environmental space into the concerns of art practice.
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This is a project aimed and merging 2D and 3D work, focusing on connecting the artist's work to the natural environment. We hope to see the participating artist's work take an organic path that brings living matter into the artists working environment.
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Our project Everyday Detritus focuses on the industrial side effects of waste and pollution. However Vegetation hopes to look at the natural world in a pragmatic way.
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Artists can enter the project until the 28th March, from the 1st of April till the 10th work can be entered to our email [email protected].
 
Artists are being asked to use the word Vegetation as basis to create a body of work, this work can be produced over the 10 days or prior.
 
The work can be produced in any medium the artists deem appropriate. When documenting the work artists should consider the environment the work is presented; wether this is in the studio or in a natural environment etc. The body of work may infused the progression of a piece, the environment it is made, a mergence of the artwork and natural matter.  
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All artists who enter will have their work featured on our website and Instagram. 3 Artists will be featured in the second edition of Ecko Magazine and receive a free copy of the magazine.
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- Non refundable submission fee of £16
- Entre on our website http://www.eckomagazine.com/vegetation
- The deadline to enter is the 28th March 2017.
- Artists will have from the 1st - 10th April 2017 to enter a body of work.

 

DIY Cultures 2017

DIY Cultures 2017:
Open Call for Zines, Workshops, Film, Animation & GIFs
Deadlines: 24 February 2017 / 5 March 2017

Poster by Sofia Niazi

We're delighted to announce that DIY Cultures returns to London for its 5th year on 14th May 2017!

DIY Cultures 2017 is a day-long festival of zines, artist books, comics, talks, films, exhibitions and workshops.

ZINE FAIR STALLS

Stall Application Form - http://diycultures.tumblr.com/apply

The zine fair at DIY Cultures is spread across four venues in Rich Mix (London, UK) and hosts over 90 exhibitors ranging from artists, illustrators, comic book makers, activists and small-press publishers.

Table space is £11 for half a 6ft trestle table.

There will be a FREE communal table for people with one-off zines to sell. No need to apply for table space, just bring your zines to the DIY desk on the day! We also welcome applications from people based outside of London and internationally.

DEADLINE for stalls: Friday 24th February 2017

WORKSHOPS

Workshop Application form - http://diycultures.tumblr.com/workshopproposals

We are looking to commission six workshops exploring different aspects of DIY culture plus some zine-based workshops. There will be a small artist/materials payment for each workshop delivered.

Examples from previous years include: rethinking mental health through hip-hop, make your own beauty products, diy couture, experimental drawing.


FILM & ANIMATION

We’re looking for films and animation to screen at DIY Cultures. Themes we’re interested in this year are post-truth knowledge, Trump, Brexit, justice, activism, mental health, shyness, introverts, unemployment, and technology art but other themes may also be submitted. Email subject must be "FILM & ANIMATION": email [email protected] with your name, website or bio and links to your videos on youtube or vimeo.


GIFs

We are looking for more GIFs to screen this year in a special dedicated installation. Themes similar to film and animation. Email submissions along with a bio and any weblinks to [email protected] with the subject "GIFs"

DEADLINE for workshops/film/animation/gifs Sunday 5th March

https://www.facebook.com/events/259081314527166/

Website: diycultures.tumblr.com
Twitter: @diyculturesfair #DIYCultures2017 #DIYKnowledge
Facebook: /DIYCultures

 

Floorr Magazine Open for Submissions

Floorr Magazine Open for Submissions
Deadline 9th January 2017
Submission fee £8


 
Floorr Magazine features established artists along side emerging talent, with an aim of 7-8 online publications a year. Based in south London and artist run, we aim to showcase and interview talented artists from across the world.

This issue's special guests are: Gazzili Art House, Shan Hur, Kris Day, Ana Milenkovic and Tim Lewis

(Image: courtesy of Gazzili Art House and Shan Hur)

www.floorrmagazine.com

 

Floorr Magazine Open for Submissions

Floorr Magazine Open for Submissions
Deadline 31st October 2016
Submission fee £8



Launched in January 2016, Floorr Magazine features established artists along side emerging talent, in a monthly online publication. Based in Peckham, London and artist run, we aim to showcase and interview talented artists from across the world.

This issue's special guests are: Griffin Gallery and painter Andrew Salgado. (more TBC)

Please visit: http://www.floorrmagazine.com/submit/ for more information on how to enter.

(Image: courtesy of Griffin Gallery, artists appearing in image are: Neal Rock, Liane Lang, Caroline Jane Harris, Nikolai Ishchuk, Darren Harvey Regan, Piers Second)

http://www.floorrmagazine.com