Art Horizons is a global art magazine dedicated to showcasing diverse artistic expressions, creative journeys, and cross-cultural dialogues. Each issue features curated themes, highlighting outstanding artworks, artist stories, and research articles. We welcome submissions from artists, researchers, and writers worldwide. Share your artwork, creative process, or insights into contemporary art. Accepted content includes visual art, artist interviews, studio diaries, and academic discussions.

📅 Important Dates: Submit by June 30

🎨 Accepted Mediums & Categories

1. Visual Arts

We welcome original 2D and 3D artworks in the following categories:

• Painting – Oil, acrylic, watercolor, ink, mixed media

• Sculpture – Clay, metal, wood, installation (submit high-quality photos)

• Digital Art – Digital illustrations, 3D renders (No AI-generated work)

2. Written Contributions

We accept written work in the following categories:

• Art Research – Critical essays, historical or theoretical analyses

• Art Education – Teaching methodologies, curriculum reflections, and pedagogical studies

🌟 Selected Contributors Will Receive

1. Feature in both the print and digital editions of Art Horizons

2. Free Digital Portfolio Kit – A flipbook + printable PDF layout of your published spread
   
   

🖼️ Submission Guidelines for Artworks

• Submit up to 5 works

• High-quality JPEGs, at least 1500px on the longest side, no larger than 4 MB
  
  

In your submission, also include:

• Title

• Medium

• Size in cm (H x W or H x W x D for 3D)

• Year of creation

• Short artist bio (max 200 words)

• Optional: Artist statement (max 150 words)

✍️ Submission Guidelines for Articles (Research / Education)

• Word count: 800–3500 words

• Format: Word document (DOC or DOCX)

• Include:

  • Title of the article

  • Your name

  • Short bio (max 150 words)

  • Optional: Related images with captions and credits
    
    

🌍 Language & Access

We accept submissions in English, Chinese, or both. Selected content may be translated for bilingual presentation.