Deadline: 26 September, 2024
Calling All Artists:
ATH Magazine Issue 7
Applications Open // August 26, 2024
Deadline to Apply // September 26, 2024 BY 12 AM EST
Fee // $35
Are you an emerging artist looking for a platform
to showcase your work to the world?
Arts To Hearts Project offers an incredible opportunity for emerging women artists worldwide.
Arts To Hearts Magazine
Issue 7
We’re absolutely over the moon to share with you all that we’re now inviting art submissions for the seventh edition of ATH Magazine! We’re on the lookout for truly unique and exciting artwork that dares to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations. It doesn’t matter if you’re a well-known artist or someone who’s just beginning to discover the wonders of creative expression—we warmly welcome all of you to send in your pieces.
This is more than just an opportunity to see your work printed in a magazine. This is your chance to join a supportive and ever-growing community of people who truly value and promote the power that art holds. It’s about making connections, inspiring others, and pushing boundaries.
So, let your creative juices flow freely. Whether it’s a painting, a sculpture, a photograph, or any other form of visual art, we want to see it. We want to delve into the depths of your creativity and share it with the world. So don’t hold back—show us what you’ve been creating. We’re eagerly waiting to be blown away by your unique creative visions!
Remember, every piece you create is a part of you, a part of your journey. It’s evidence of your thoughts, your experiences, your hopes, and your dreams. By sharing your work, you’re sharing a part of yourself with the world. And there’s nothing more beautiful than that.
So, gather up your courage, pick up your tools, and create like never before. We can’t wait to see what incredible pieces you’ll bring to life. Let’s make this edition of ATH Magazine the most vibrant and diverse one yet. Happy creating, everyone!
Carrie Scott- Art Curator, Art Writer, Art Historian and TV Presenter
Carrie is an American/English curator, art historian, TV presenter and art writer living in London. Over the past 16 years, she has worked with numerous galleries, businesses, collectors and artists worldwide.
In 2008, Carrie Scott opened Carrie Scott & Partners, a business that is at once an art consultancy, gallery, and curatorial endeavour. Over the past 11 years, Carrie Scott & Partners has had the privilege of working closely with numerous artists, including Nick Knight, John Pawson, Walter & Zoniel, Marina Shacola, The Harold Feinstein Estate, and Federico Pestilli – to help them establish strong and sustained markets. The business participates in many aspects of this process, from selecting pieces in their archive, assisting and overseeing artwork production, and putting together a considered sales strategy that sees placement of the work in museum and exhibition settings.
Scott also worked side-by-side with visionary photographer Nick Knight for a decade – from 2009 to 2019 – as Director and Curator of his archive as well as Curator of the SHOWstudio Shop, a gallery that exhibited high-profile contemporary artists like Douglas Gordon, Raymond Pettibon, Keith Tyson, Terrence Ko, and Anj Smith, alongside the work of dynamic younger artists like Tim A. Shaw, Courtney Andrews, Charlotte Kingsnorth, and Walter & Zoniel.
In 2018, Scott curated the largest independent photography show for the Store x, 180 Strand, A Shade of Pale, exhibiting 470 photographs and most remarkably featuring 320 images from John Pawson’s series Spectrum Suspended in space.
Scott has published numerous articles and essays on artists and appeared as a presenter on The Art Show, where she interviewed artists in their studios. In 2020, Scott teamed up with David Hill a curator and gallerist in London to present Harold Feinstein’s work, as well as a groundbreaking exhibition on West African Portraiture.
Art and Emotion
Art is a powerful way to show and feel emotions. This theme invites artists and viewers alike to explore how art can express feelings like happiness, sadness, love, or anger. Artists often use simple tools like colours and shapes to share their emotions. Bright colors might make you feel joyful, while dark colors might feel more serious or sad.
What makes this theme exciting is that everyone might see something different in the same artwork. One person might feel peaceful looking at a blue painting, while another might feel a sense of longing. This is because art speaks to everyone in their own way, allowing for many interpretations.
We encourage you to think about how a piece of art makes you feel and why. Explore your own reactions and let your emotions guide your understanding. “Art and Emotion” is a theme that opens doors to personal exploration and connection, letting each person find their own meaning in art.
This call invites women and womxn artists worldwide to freely express their creativity without limitations. Artists of all mediums, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, and more, are encouraged to participate. The aim is to foster a diverse collection of artworks that authentically showcase each artist’s creative voice.
Please adhere to the following guidelines when submitting your work:
- Ensure that your Headshot/artworks are submitted with high-resolution images.
- Include a front shot of the artwork image in your submission.
- If your work involves an installation or sculpture, please include a photo of the piece in its installed state.
- Submit your artist bio and statement in less than 150 words.
- Submit an artwork statement in less than 50 words.
The top 3 winners will receive the following prizes:
- Inclusion in the Women in Arts Network, sponsored by the Arts to Hearts Project, valued at $196.
We’re absolutely over the moon to share with you all that we’re now inviting art submissions for the seventh edition of ATH Magazine! We’re on the lookout for truly unique and exciting artwork that dares to question the norm and sparks interesting conversations. It doesn’t matter if you’re a well-known artist or someone who’s just beginning to discover the wonders of creative expression—we warmly welcome all of you to send in your pieces.
This is more than just an opportunity to see your work printed in a magazine. This is your chance to join a supportive and ever-growing community of people who truly value and promote the power that art holds. It’s about making connections, inspiring others, and pushing boundaries.
So, let your creative juices flow freely. Whether it’s a painting, a sculpture, a photograph, or any other form of visual art, we want to see it. We want to delve into the depths of your creativity and share it with the world. So don’t hold back—show us what you’ve been creating. We’re eagerly waiting to be blown away by your unique creative visions!
Remember, every piece you create is a part of you, a part of your journey. It’s evidence of your thoughts, your experiences, your hopes, and your dreams. By sharing your work, you’re sharing a part of yourself with the world. And there’s nothing more beautiful than that.
So, gather up your courage, pick up your tools, and create like never before. We can’t wait to see what incredible pieces you’ll bring to life. Let’s make this edition of ATH Magazine the most vibrant and diverse one yet. Happy creating, everyone!
Carrie Scott- Art Curator, Art Writer, Art Historian and TV Presenter
Carrie is an American/English curator, art historian, TV presenter and art writer living in London. Over the past 16 years, she has worked with numerous galleries, businesses, collectors and artists worldwide.
In 2008, Carrie Scott opened Carrie Scott & Partners, a business that is at once an art consultancy, gallery, and curatorial endeavour. Over the past 11 years, Carrie Scott & Partners has had the privilege of working closely with numerous artists, including Nick Knight, John Pawson, Walter & Zoniel, Marina Shacola, The Harold Feinstein Estate, and Federico Pestilli – to help them establish strong and sustained markets. The business participates in many aspects of this process, from selecting pieces in their archive, assisting and overseeing artwork production, and putting together a considered sales strategy that sees placement of the work in museum and exhibition settings.
Scott also worked side-by-side with visionary photographer Nick Knight for a decade – from 2009 to 2019 – as Director and Curator of his archive as well as Curator of the SHOWstudio Shop, a gallery that exhibited high-profile contemporary artists like Douglas Gordon, Raymond Pettibon, Keith Tyson, Terrence Ko, and Anj Smith, alongside the work of dynamic younger artists like Tim A. Shaw, Courtney Andrews, Charlotte Kingsnorth, and Walter & Zoniel.
In 2018, Scott curated the largest independent photography show for the Store x, 180 Strand, A Shade of Pale, exhibiting 470 photographs and most remarkably featuring 320 images from John Pawson’s series Spectrum Suspended in space.
Scott has published numerous articles and essays on artists and appeared as a presenter on The Art Show, where she interviewed artists in their studios. In 2020, Scott teamed up with David Hill a curator and gallerist in London to present Harold Feinstein’s work, as well as a groundbreaking exhibition on West African Portraiture.
Art and Emotion
Art is a powerful way to show and feel emotions. This theme invites artists and viewers alike to explore how art can express feelings like happiness, sadness, love, or anger. Artists often use simple tools like colours and shapes to share their emotions. Bright colors might make you feel joyful, while dark colors might feel more serious or sad.
What makes this theme exciting is that everyone might see something different in the same artwork. One person might feel peaceful looking at a blue painting, while another might feel a sense of longing. This is because art speaks to everyone in their own way, allowing for many interpretations.
We encourage you to think about how a piece of art makes you feel and why. Explore your own reactions and let your emotions guide your understanding. “Art and Emotion” is a theme that opens doors to personal exploration and connection, letting each person find their own meaning in art.
This call invites women and womxn artists worldwide to freely express their creativity without limitations. Artists of all mediums, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, and more, are encouraged to participate. The aim is to foster a diverse collection of artworks that authentically showcase each artist’s creative voice.
Please adhere to the following guidelines when submitting your work:
- Ensure that your Headshot/artworks are submitted with high-resolution images.
- Include a front shot of the artwork image in your submission.
- If your work involves an installation or sculpture, please include a photo of the piece in its installed state.
- Submit your artist bio and statement in less than 150 words.
- Submit an artwork statement in less than 50 words.
The top 3 winners will receive the following prizes:
- Inclusion in the Women in Arts Network, sponsored by the Arts to Hearts Project, valued at $196.
Application Form:
Calling For Artists: ATH Magazine Issue 7
At Arts To Hearts Project, we are passionate about amplifying the voices of emerging and contemporary women artists from all over the world. We are a self-funded publication and community that relies on submission fees to cover costs and keep our mission alive. Our goal is to provide a platform to celebrate the creativity and talent of these incredible women and share their stories with the world.
Please note: Artists submitting their work should be aware that inclusion is not guaranteed, as this opportunity involves a juried selection process.
Note: To simplify the submission process, we’ve streamlined it for your convenience. Secure your spot by making your payment now. After payment, you’ll be redirected to a detailed form to provide your information. This ensures everything is organized well in advance.
Steps:
1. Make your payment now to reserve your spot.
2. Fill out the detailed submission form that appears after payment. (You will also receive an email with the form link in case you need it later.))
3. Ensure the form is completed and submitted before the deadline.
Kindly be aware that Arts to Hearts Project cannot accept responsibility if your form is not submitted prior to the deadline.
FAQs
We aim to redefine the narrative of the ’emerging artist’. In the grand scheme of art history, the spotlight has often focused on established names. We strive to shift this focus, illuminating the path for those yet to be discovered. By showcasing diverse creative expressions, we hope to challenge norms, inspire change, and contribute to the evolving landscape of the global art scene.
Our selection process is rooted in our belief that every artist has a unique voice worth hearing. We (Arts to Hearts Project and our Jury) review each submission meticulously, focusing not on accolades or established reputation, but on the potential for growth and the freshness of perspective. Our decision is influenced by a blend of factors—originality, creativity, and promise being paramount.
Yes, the Arts to Hearts Project encourages applications from female artists across the globe. Your geographical location does not affect your eligibility to apply.
Yes, recent graduates from degree-granting programs are eligible to apply as long as they meet the other eligibility criteria.
Absolutely. Formal training or a degree is not a requirement for eligibility. The Arts to Hearts Project welcomes artists with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
For any additional questions or inquiries, please visit the Arts to Hearts Project website or contact their team directly at info@artstoheartsproject.com