Submit images of geometric artworks that explore instability, imperfection, and disruption, accompanied by a 500-word artist statement explaining how the work relates to the Geometry Unruled theme.
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Get matched →Curated by Philip Swan, Geometry Unruled is an online-only exhibition hosted by Amos Eno Gallery on Artsy.net. The exhibition seeks geometric artworks that prioritize subjectivity, imperfection, and instability—work that embraces ambiguity and reveals geometry's capacity for contingency and imaginative freedom.
Geometry Unruled plays on the dual meaning of "rule"—both the straightedge used to draw geometric lines and systems of order. Rather than celebrating precision and rationality, the exhibition seeks geometric structures that may appear damaged, provisional, improvised, or contingent. They may reflect bodily experience, emotional states, memory, or social and political instability. Artists like Eva Hesse, Gego, Mira Schendel, Julie Mehretu, and Sarah Sze have embodied this sensibility.
All forms of material media will be considered (purely digital media with no physical form does not meet Artsy requirements). Submit images in JPG, PDF, PNG, or TIFF format, high-resolution preferred, maximum 30 MB file size, minimum 1,000 pixels width and height. Each artwork must be accompanied by a statement (500 words maximum) describing how the work relates to the Geometry Unruled exhibition description.
Submit a minimum of one image per artwork; artists are encouraged to provide 1-2 additional detail images. Include full details for each artwork: title, date, media, dimensions, and price. Label each image as: Last Name_Artwork Title_Media_Size_Price (do not use " or $ characters).
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