For Artists

Curatorial Direction

We are interested in work that:

• Demonstrates conceptual depth and intellectual rigor.
• Engages with political, social, cultural, or environmental realities.
• Extends beyond surface aesthetics into critical inquiry.
• Develops a clearly articulated and sustained artistic position.
• Challenges assumptions about form, context, or meaning.

What We Are Not Looking For

To be transparent and respect your time, we are generally not the right context for:

• Work focused on aesthetic resolution without conceptual depth.
• Decorative or purely formal approaches to sculpture or painting.
• Generic forms without clear conceptual grounding.
• Practices without a distinct artistic language.
• Work that does not engage broader cultural or political contexts.

Originality of Practice

A core requirement is a clearly individual visual and conceptual language. We are not interested in variations of widely circulated formal approaches.

Before You Submit

Review our artists and exhibitions first. Submissions are significantly more likely to be considered when the artist has understood the gallery's curatorial position.

If You Are Still Developing Your Practice

If your work is still in development, our resources can help you with:

• Developing a coherent practice.
• Understanding contemporary art systems.
• Building a sustainable career path.