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Naturalist Gallery Flow Exhibition

Submit 1–20 artworks exploring movement, continuity, rhythm, and transformation for curatorial review and potential exhibition and sale.

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Exhibition inclusion with 60+ day presentation and sales availability; optional institutional placements available for additional fees.
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Aug 4, 2026 → Oct 3, 2026

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Naturalist Gallery of Contemporary Art invites submissions for the Flow Exhibition, a curatorial review examining movement, continuity, rhythm, and transformation within contemporary artistic practice. Selected works will be presented online and made available for sale for a minimum of 60 days.

  • Open internationally to established and emerging artists aged 18+
  • All visual art media eligible except video
  • Submit 1–20 artworks (images only)
  • Video not accepted

One-time application fee of $30.

  • Application Opens: July 27, 2026
  • Application Deadline: August 3, 2026
  • Jury Dates: July 27–August 4, 2026
  • Exhibition Dates: August 4–October 3, 2026

Selected works will be documented, archived, and presented publicly for a minimum of 60 days. Artists may also be considered for optional institutional placements (Featured Collection, New Arrivals Curation, Institutional Publication) for additional fees.

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Award
Exhibition inclusion with 60+ day presentation and sales availability; optional institutional placements available for additional fees.
Entries per artist
Up to 20
Theme
The exhibition examines movement, continuity, rhythm, and transformation as formal and conceptual conditions within contemporary artistic practice, exploring how artists structure dynamic movement through fluid forms, layered processes, generative systems, repeated gestures, or visual rhythms.
Eligibility
Open internationally to established and emerging artists aged 18 years or older; video excluded.
Audience
International, established and emerging artists aged 18+.

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