Protest for Change Exhibition Callout

Protest for Change Exhibition CalloutDeadline: 30/09/2026City: Leeds | Region: West Yorkshire | Country: United Kingdom | Studio GreenlyReport this? Description Opportunity FAQs Make a submission Contact curator Do you make work about protest in any form? Whether it's environmental, political, ethical, economic, social and historical issues or civil and human rights, we're looking for visual artists to exhibit their work at our upcoming exhibition.'Protest for Change' will take place from Sunday 11th October to Monday 7th December 2026 at North Bar, 24 New Briggate, Leeds LS1 6NU. The opening event will take place on Sunday 11th October, 3 - 6 pm, with free entry, a pop-up shop and the bar open for drinks. We'll also be launching our collaborative zine under the same name.We welcome all visual artists, both individuals and collectives.Ideas for submissions: anti-racism, queer/trans rights, climate change, anti-war, cost of living, immigration - to name a few!You must be based in Yorkshire as this is where the collective is based and ideally able to attend the opening event on Sunday 11th October.Free to submit and participate. Most wall-mountable mediums are accepted within the limits of the venue. We unfortunately cannot accept film or audio artworks.You can submit up to 5 separate pieces of work. Your application can be for existing or new work that will be made. There will also be the opportunity to sell your exhibited pieces for the duration of the exhibition as well as smaller work in our shop (opening night only).Set up on Sunday 11th October will begin from 9 am where you must arrange to drop off your work (or someone else on your behalf) at the venue before 11 am and work with venue organisers to best showcase your piece(s). You must be able to collect your work after the exhibition closes on Monday 7th December either from the venue or from Kat's studio at Yarn Studios in Shipley (to be arranged individually).There will be a dedicated shop for selling smaller pieces at the opening, so if this interests you, please fill out the section in this form. As this is a free opportunity, any work that is sold over the course of the exhibition will have a 20% commission fee, and you will be paid from Monday 12th October if you make any sales from the shop. Exhibited pieces that are sold will be paid within two days.Any exhibited pieces that are sold can be collected from North Bar when the exhibition is taken down, mailed by post to the buyer or via an alternative arrangement with the organisers.Applications close at midnight on Wednesday 30th September.You will hear back from us after Thursday 1st October via Curatorspace, if you have been successful, so there will be enough time to make the proposed pieces from scratch if required.Thank you for applying, and good luck! Please note:The eco-collective has a strong anti-AI policy. DO NOT submit any work that derives from using AI or has AI elements.About Studio Greenly:Studio Greenly is a planet-friendly collective of freelancers who work within the fields of illustration and design. We host local events in the Leeds/Bradford area and have been around for over 3 years, beginning in 2023. We work with a huge variety of creatives and aim to be inclusive of all practitioners.Recurring events include: The GREAT Leeds Fungi Exhibition, Kirkstall Crafty Social and our seasonal Queer Makers Markets. Make a submission Contact the curator Who is eligible for this opportunity? Any artists or collectives working within the themes of the exhibition based in Yorkshire. When is the deadline? Applications close at midnight on Wednesday 30th September. You will hear back from us after Thursday 1st October via Curatorspace, if you have been successful, so there will be enough time to make the proposed pieces from scratch if required. How many works can I submit? Maximum of 5 exhibited pieces (or collection of pieces) per entrant. When is the delivery date? Set up on Sunday 11th October will begin from 9am where you must arrange to drop off your work (or someone else on your behalf) at the venue before 11am and work with venue organisers to best showcase your piece(s). When do I need to collect my work? You must be able to collect your work after the exhibition closes on Monday 7th December either from the venue or from Kat's studio at Yarn Studios in Shipley (to be arranged individually). How much does it cost? Free to apply and exhibit! Are there payments to artists? As this is a free opportunity, any work that is sold over the course of the exhibition will have a 20% commission fee, and you will be paid from Monday 12th October if you make any sales from the shop. Exhibited pieces that are sold will be paid within two days. Any exhibited pieces that are sold can be collected from North Bar when the exhibition is taken down, mailed by post to the buyer or via an alternative arrangement with the organisers. Is there a private view / opening? The opening event will take place on Sunday 11th October 3 - 6 pm with free entry, a pop up shop and the bar open for drinks. We'll also be launching our collaborative zine under the same name. What are the exhibition opening hours? 'Protest for Change' will take place from Sunday 11th October - Monday 7th December 2026 at North Bar. The opening hours are the same as the venue. Does the location have disabled access? North Bar has step-free front access and is all on one level inside, but it does not have an accessible toilet What publicity will be provided as part of the opportunity? Flyers will be distributed at the venue and around the local area, promotion on our website, paid ads and social media posts. Do I need to be present? You do not need to be present for the exhibition but it would be great to have you come along and bring friends and family. Free entry, How do you decide on proposals? We're looking for exciting artwork that relates to the theme of environmental, political, ethical, economic, social and his