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Call for artists

*Please note that this call is closed. For open calls for artists, please CLICK HERE.

Always wanted to be featured in an art magazine?

Share your works & thoughts with peers and art lovers?

We’d love to feature you
& help each other
grow

How to apply?

Email to: info@suboartmagazine.com
Subject: FEATURE

Tell us shortly about you and your work – 5 sentences max. will do
link your social media & website.
If you don’t have either of them, please attach some pictures of your work.



We’ll review your work and get in touch
with you within a maximum of two weeks.

In what ways can I be featured?

We offer to feature pictures of your work and/or an interview
with you. We also look for artists interested in creating a
solo online exhibition with us.

As we’re currently working on our first print issue,
we’ll also consider all submissions for the print
edition of Suboart Magazine, without promising
that all online features will be included.

Looking forward to getting to
know you & your inspiring work!


Nina

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to contact us

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