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OPEN CALLS
OPEN TO PHOTOGRAPHERS WORLDWIDE
How to apply:
Submit applications via email to: photography.carlotta@gmail.com
Submit up to 3 images per Open Call.
Please submit your files in JPG format.
Please include:
- Your name and surname.
- Your Instagram handle.
- A short biography + an artist statement.
Artwork(s) details, including: Title, year of creation, price in GBP (if applicable).
Participation Benefits:
- One or more of your photographs will be showcased in a Virtual Online Exhibition.
- Participants will receive a free PDF copy of the Exhibition Catalogue.
- Participants will receive a free Certificate of Recognition.
- Photographers can expect to see their work featured in social media posts and stories.
- Your photograph(s) will be permanently uploaded on Instagram (@carlottagallery).
Participants will have their work permanently featured on the Artists page of www.carlottagallery.co.uk, alongside their biography and Artist statement.
Application Fee:
Sending an application is free of charge.
Participation Fee:
Upon selection for an Exhibition, a nominal fee of £20 will be applicable for one showcased artwork. The following structure has been devised to ensure affordability, enabling the display of multiple pieces.
£20 for one showcased artwork.
£30 for two showcased artworks.
£35 for three showcased artworks.
Copyright and Usage:
Artists retain the copyright to their submitted works.
By submitting, artists grant permission for the exhibition's online display and promotional materials, including authorisation for the curator to use their photo(s) on Instagram, Artplacer and www.carlottagallery.co.uk
Eligibility:
- Open to photographers worldwide.
- Participants must be 18 years of age or older.
“Cold”
A Winter Photography Exhibition
The cold slows the world down. It presses against skin, hardens the ground, and turns familiar places into something unfamiliar. It leaves traces on bodies, landscapes, and the things we do.
This exhibition is looking for photography that engages with cold directly or finds its echo in metaphor, capturing its starkness, its clarity, and the moments it makes impossible to ignore.
Submission Deadline:
December 20, 2025
“Our Sky”
A Sky Photography Exhibition
"Our Sky" is a photography exhibition exploring the sky as a constant, shared presence that is at once universal and deeply personal. It is always above us, spanning cities, forests, oceans, and deserts. The sky can be calm or turbulent, bright or muted, vast or intimate; it is never static, yet always present.
Submissions might capture dramatic weather patterns, subtle cloud formations, or unique perspectives that make the familiar unfamiliar. Photographers are invited to submit work that reflects personal vision and creativity. "Our Sky" celebrates the ways in which the sky connects us all.
Submission Deadline:
January 10, 2025
“Asia”
A Photography Exhibition
Photographers from around the world are invited to submit photography that reveals the beauty, diversity and vitality of Asia. Images may capture the textures of city streets and rural landscapes, the rhythms of daily life, the quiet power of rituals, or the pulse of modernity. Photography becomes a language through which personal journeys, cultural heritage, and contemporary realities are expressed.
Work that balances intimate detail with expansive narratives, conveying the spirit of place and the essence of its people, is celebrated.
Submission Deadline:
January 20, 2026
“City Lights”
A Photography Exhibition
At night, urban environments become spaces where movement and interaction coexist in complex, sometimes contradictory ways. Streets, squares, intersections, and public areas take on a different character after dark, where attention is guided as much by light as by human presence.
"City Lights" invites submissions that engage with these conditions with clarity, attention, and intentionality. Work may document streets, architecture, intersections, human activity, or experimental approaches to artificial light. Work may focus on a single city, multiple cities, or comparative studies across locations, as long as it engages with the character and activity of urban environments after dark.
Submission Deadline:
February 20, 2026
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