Solo Show 2026: episodio 4
No. 35 Gallery
Informazioni su Questa Opportunità
No. 35 Gallery, an independent online contemporary art platform based in London, invites artists worldwide to participate in its 2026 Solo Exhibition Programme. The call, titled "Solo Show 2026: episode 4," seeks a cohesive body of work from emerging and established artists across all visual art mediums—including painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, digital art, textile art, drawing, printmaking, and other contemporary practices. Submissions are accepted from 4 August 2026 and must be received by 21 August 2026. Selected artists will receive a dedicated solo exhibition page on the gallery’s website, offering international exposure to collectors, curators, galleries, and art enthusiasts. The exhibition will be presented online, curated into a digital showcase, and archived for one year after its conclusion, ensuring continued visibility.
Applicants must be 18 years or older and may submit up to one artwork from a cohesive body of work. The submission form requires a brief artist biography, statement, artwork images, and details such as title, medium, dimensions, and year. While entry is free, a participation fee of £45 applies after selection; women artists from the Middle East and South Asia are eligible for a reduced fee of £30. The gallery will commission 30 % of any sales made through the exhibition.
The call is open to all visual art mediums worldwide, with no nationality or residency restrictions, though a reduced fee is offered to women artists from specified countries. The programme is part of an annual series, making this a recurring opportunity with a fixed deadline rather than a rolling application process.
Cosa Viene Offerto
Dedicated online solo exhibition page, curatorial support, promotion via website and social media, digital catalogue, Certificate of Participation, one‑year archive, optional sales with 30% commission.
Restrizioni
Open to all visual artists worldwide; reduced participation fee for eligible women artists from the Middle East and South Asia.