JustArt Collective is now accepting applications from artists to participate in our Art Review series. This series helps artists gain a clearer understanding of their work’s development from the perspectives of galleries and art institutions—identifying areas for growth while supporting artistic practice.

Review Process
After reviewing the submitted portfolio, our editors will prepare a tailored Q&A for artists to complete.

Critical Analysis:

Written by our Editor, Jenny Ping Lam Lin, together with Stephanie Siu Yau Leung, Junior Editorial Assistant.
Publication & Promotion:

The art review will be published and promoted across JustArt Collective’s social media channels, official website, and the JustArt Newspaper Club (print edition), helping artists reach a wider audience. (Over 5K+ followers and monthly 35K+ viewers. )

10 artists will be selected for this run of the open call.

Distribution: The newspaper will be distributed at various art exhibitions across the UK.

Past exhibition:

2026

JustArt Community – Collective Voices Art Exhibition by JustArt Collective at the Whitespace Gallery in Edinburgh, 20/03/2026 - 26/03/2026.
The Shape of Anxiety: How Dreams Store Our Emotions Exhibition, curated by Will Yu and Yiwen Zhang, co-hosted with JustArt Collective at the Chilli Gallery, London, 05/02/2026 - 08/02/2026.

2025

Borderlines Exhibition by Artflow Studio. Co-host with JustArt Collective at the Fitzrovia Gallery,  London, 29/12/2025 - 05/01/2026.
2025 Field of Clarity Exhibition by ArtFlow Studio, Co-Curator: Jenny Ping Lam Lin, at Photofusion Gallery, London, 29/09/2025- 05/10/2025.

Bookshops:

NewBridge Books

Kafka Bookshop

And online order.

Fees

Standard review fee: £230
Emerging artists (students or under 30): £130

About Us:

Jenny Ping Lam Lin is a Hong Kong and UK-based visual artist, curator, and art critic. She holds an MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies from the University of Leeds and a BA in Photography.

She curates projects in collaboration with galleries and art institutions from the UK, Italy, and Hong Kong, combining artist development strategies with exhibition curation to support multi-dimensional, international promotion of artists’ work.

In her exhibitions, she emphasises the importance of community and focuses on issues affecting the global majority, aiming to make art exhibitions more diverse.

Stephanie Siu Yau Leung is a Hong Kong-raised, UK-based multidisciplinary creative.

She holds a BA in Visual Arts and Business from Durham University. Stephanie has experience in curatorial research and archival work at institutions including BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and the Oriental Museum.

Her practice spans writing, research, and editorial projects. She is particularly interested in tracing connections between 1970s feminist art, contemporary visual culture, and the role of publishing in making art more accessible.

Art review article:

https://justartcollective.wixsite.com/justart-collective/art-critic

Additional Opportunity

Artists participating in this program will be prioritised for invitations to participate in JustArt Collective’s future art exhibitions.

About JustArt Collective:

JustArt Collective is a dynamic group of artists and curators united by a shared passion for the arts.

Originally founded in Hong Kong, the collective is now actively engaged in the UK.

Throughout our creative journey, we have recognised the vital role of community within the art world. Our mission is to bring together everyone involved in JustArt projects to form a vibrant new community.

We encourage open dialogue and the exchange of ideas on a wide range of art-related topics.

This includes not only discussions about artistic practices but also the exploration of how to make art more accessible and visible to a broader audience.

By fostering these conversations, we aim to inspire fresh perspectives and a deeper appreciation for art among our community and the wider public.

Through collaboration and sharing, we hope to cultivate an environment where creativity thrives and everyone's voice is heard. Join us as we work to redefine the art community and enrich our collective experience.

For our newspaper, the first print run will be 50 copies. After we sold out the first round (normally will be sold out during preorder). We will do 30-50 copies for the second round (distribute at bookshops and exhibitions).

More information about JustArt Collective can be found on our official website and Instagram account: @Justart_Collective