Submissions

A supportive path from prepared artwork to review, open calls and release.

Submissions are for open calls, competitions and organisation programmes. Artists first create and prepare work privately, then enter a specific opportunity when the work and context are ready.

Basic artist participation is free. Ordinary work creation stays in the artist area; opportunity visibility follows review, selection where needed, and deliberate publication by organisers.

Submission pathway

A clear route from private work to public opportunity.

AI-ARTS keeps creating work, entering an opportunity, review and publication distinct.

Artist account

Start with a free artist account so works, opportunity entries and recognition stay connected to you.

Prepare the work

Create a private artwork record with title, image, description, category and tags before entering an opportunity.

Add context

Share process notes, tools or intentions where they help people understand the creative practice.

Enter when ready

Use submission forms only for open calls, competitions or organisation programmes that fit the work.

Review and response

Organisers can approve, request changes or decide a work is not selected for a particular context.

Release with care

Accepted work remains private until organisers deliberately publish it into a gallery or result page.

Where submissions can lead

Open calls, competitions, galleries and publications.

A submission belongs to a specific opportunity. Public outcomes still depend on review, selection and deliberate release.

Aurora Skai, Minds Fabric, AI-ARTS artwork

Open-call submission

Enter a prepared artwork record into an open call or organisation programme while private drafts stay protected.

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Yor Enala, Fading Lines, AI-ARTS artwork

Programme entry

Use a ready work or a private call-specific draft when a programme supports that path.

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AI-ARTS publication preview with artwork in an artist workspace

Gallery and publication route

Released works can later appear in public galleries, competition results or annual AI-ARTS publications.

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Careful release

Submission does not automatically mean publication.

AI-ARTS separates private work creation, opportunity submission, review and publication so artists and organisers can present work with the right context.

Supportive transparency

Process notes help communicate the work without turning artistic practice into a compliance exercise.

Private preparation

Drafts and works in progress remain private while artists prepare the record and decide which opportunity to enter.

Deliberate publication

Review and acceptance are separate from public release, giving organisers time to publish with care.

Recognition with context

Published work should carry artist identity, artwork context and a clear public pathway.

Start privately

Create a profile, prepare a work, then enter the right opportunity.

Your first step is an artist account and a private artwork record. Submission is for open calls, competitions and organisation contexts; the public layer comes later, through review and release.