Call for Art Submissions – Art Horizons Magazine - Vol 6, Issue 3, 2026

Deadline: 20/10/2026

City: Houston  |  Country: United States  |  Junrui Garcia

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Art Horizons Magazine (ISSN: 3068-1103) invites artists, researchers, and writers worldwide to submit original work for Volume 6, Issue 3 (2026). Submissions are free. The call runs from September 9 to October 20, 2026, with selected work published in print and digital editions.

International Call for Artists, Researchers & Writers

Art Horizons Magazine (ISSN: 3068-1103) welcomes original artworks, artist interviews, studio diaries, art research and criticism, and art education articles for Volume 6, Issue 3 (2026).

Call opens: September 9, 2026

Deadline: October 20, 2026 (America/Chicago)

Submission fee: Free

WHO CAN SUBMIT

Artists, researchers, and writers worldwide, including professional artists and emerging young artists under 18. All work must be original. 

No AI-generated artwork is accepted.

ACCEPTED CONTRIBUTIONS

Painting: oil, acrylic, watercolour, ink, mixed media.
Sculpture: clay, metal, wood, installation (submit high-quality photographs).
Digital art: illustrations and 3D renders.
Art research: critical essays, historical or theoretical analyses.
Art education: teaching methodologies, curriculum reflections, pedagogical studies.

SELECTED CONTRIBUTORS

Selected work will be published in the print and digital editions of Art Horizons. 

Contributors receive a free digital portfolio kit: a flipbook and printable PDF layout of the published spread. 

Publication provides professional documentation for CVs, grant applications, residency proposals, exhibition dossiers, and academic or curatorial submissions. 

Featured artists may be considered for future interviews, feature articles, and curatorial collaborations.

PUBLICATION, ACCESS AND READERSHIP

Art Horizons publishes approximately 3–4 issues per year in both digital and print formats. The digital edition is freely accessible, while the print edition is available for purchase via Amazon.

The digital edition reaches an international audience and typically generates hundreds to thousands of views per issue through direct access, social media sharing, and artist networks. These figures describe views, rather than downloads.

Our readership includes artists, collectors, curators, art educators, and enthusiasts from the United States, Europe, and Asia, with a growing global reach. 

Readers are generally adults, ranging from early-career artists to established professionals, with strong interests in contemporary art, exhibitions, and cross-cultural dialogue. 

The platform has also facilitated connections between artists and collectors, with some featured artists making sales after being discovered through the magazine. Sales are not guaranteed.

ARTWORK SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Submit up to 5 works as high-quality JPEGs, at least 1500 pixels on the longest side and no more than 4 MB per image. Include title, medium, dimensions in cm (H × W, or H × W × D for 3D works), and year of creation. 

File naming format: FirstName LastName · Medium · Title · Size (cm) · Year.

Include a short artist biography (maximum 200 words). An artist statement is optional (maximum 150 words).

ARTICLE SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Art research and education articles should be 800–3500 words in DOC or DOCX format. Include article title, author name, a short biography (maximum 150 words), and citations in APA 7 style. Related images must have captions identifying the artist, artwork title, medium, dimensions, and year.

LANGUAGE

Submissions may be in English or English–Chinese bilingual format. Selected content may be translated for bilingual presentation.

ABOUT THE ORGANISER

Art Horizons is led by Editor-in-Chief Junrui Garcia, who holds a PhD in Education and has experience as an art educator, curator of exhibitions, and published author and researcher in art and education. 

Before Art Horizons, Junrui sponsored and led Chinese Art Excellence Collection, and has experience organising and publishing international artist features and open calls. 

The magazine is supported by an international editorial and advisory team of artists, professors, and researchers.

HOW TO SUBMIT

Submit using the forms on this CuratorSpace opportunity. 

All submissions received through CuratorSpace will be reviewed.

 

Make a submission Contact the curator
Who is eligible for this opportunity?
Artists, researchers, and writers worldwide, including professional artists and emerging young artists under 18. All work must be original.
When is the deadline?
October 20, 2026 (America/Chicago).
How many works can I submit?
Up to 5 artworks.
When is the delivery date?
Submit digital files through CuratorSpace by October 20, 2026. No physical delivery is required.
When do I need to collect my work?
Not applicable: no physical works are collected.
How much does it cost?
Submission is free.
Are there payments to artists?
No monetary payment. Selected contributors receive publication in print and digital editions and a free digital portfolio kit.
Is there a private view / opening?
Not applicable: this is a magazine publication opportunity.
What are the exhibition opening hours?
Not applicable: this is a magazine publication opportunity.
Does the location have disabled access?
No attendance at a physical venue is required.
What publicity will be provided as part of the opportunity?
Publication in print and digital editions of Art Horizons and a free digital portfolio kit.
Do I need to be present?
No. Submissions are made online.
Where will my venue be listed?
Not applicable: this is a magazine publication opportunity.
How do you decide on proposals?
Submissions are reviewed for inclusion in Art Horizons Volume 6, Issue 3 (2026).
What happens if my proposal is chosen?
Selected work will appear in print and digital editions, and contributors receive a digital portfolio kit.
What kind of proposals are you looking for?
Original visual artworks, artist interviews, studio diaries, art research and criticism, and art education articles. No AI-generated artwork.
What are the selection criteria?
Work must be original and meet the media, image quality, and submission requirements described in the call.

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