The Untitled Magazine announces an open call for artists and creatives to be featured in our next Collector’s Print Edition and Exhibition, launching in September 2026, presented in collaboration with The Untitled Space art gallery in Tribeca, NYC.
REALITY BEGINS WITH DREAMS….
The Untitled Magazine, in collaboration with The Untitled Space art gallery, is thrilled to announce an international open call for The “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition, celebrating visionary contemporary artists working across all mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, installation, fashion, wearable art, digital art, video art, performance art, and experimental practices.
Presented as both a print and digital publication alongside a curated exhibition at The Untitled Space gallery in Tribeca, New York, The “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition invites contemporary artists to submit artwork inspired by the theme of “Dreams” — from subconscious inner worlds, surrealism, dream states, memory, and symbolism, to visionary futures, transformation, manifestation, utopian visions, and imagined realities.
In a world that demands constant wakefulness, The “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition is an invitation to surrender to the imagination and the spectacular inner life that artists access when they dare to dream beyond reality. Dreams are where the most radical new visions are born. Every movement, every revolution, every masterpiece began as someone’s dream.
What visions are you dreaming into existence?
Let your imagination lead the way to your most creative work and get showcased in the special curated print edition and exhibition. The open call follows a series of acclaimed collaborations between The Untitled Magazine and The Untitled Space, including Collector’s Print Editions and exhibitions “THE ART OF RESISTANCE” (2025), “REBEL” (2022), and “INNOVATE” (2021), that highlighted internationally recognized artists alongside emerging voices shaping contemporary culture today.
Selected artists will be featured with 1–6 pages in The Untitled Magazine’s Collector’s Print Edition and invited to exhibit their work at The Untitled Space in New York City. Six artists will be selected for in-depth print and online features, and one artist will be awarded The “DREAM” Issue cover.
The “DREAM” Exhibition will be presented at The Untitled Space in Tribeca, New York, showcased on the gallery’s website, and amplified through virtual exhibitions on Artsy and Artnet, international press outreach, social media campaigns, and special programming designed to expand visibility for participating artists. The time is now to get your artwork in front of Untitled’s international audience of cultural tastemakers, collectors, galleries, museums, curators, editors, and creatives, reaching a combined audience of more than 1,000,000 viewers across digital, print, exhibition, and social media platforms.
Your artwork featured in the Collector's Print Edition along with your artist bio and statement or an exclusive interview.
Your artwork featured in person at the celebrated gallery in the Tribeca Arts District in The "Dream" Exhibition.
One artist will be featured on the cover of The "Dream" Issue.
The selected artists will be featured in an online exhibition presented by Untitled, and can have their artwork featured by The Untitled Space gallery on Artsy and Artnet.
All selected artists will be featured across both The Untitled Magazine and The Untitled Space's social media channels.
The “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition will be curated by Indira Cesarine, editor-in-chief of The Untitled Magazine and founder of The Untitled Space gallery in Tribeca, NYC.
Submissions are open to artists and creatives internationally, including all ages and genders. Artwork can be of any visual content, including abstract or figurative contemporary art, photography, digital art, fashion, or conceptual content. Existing artwork from current collections or archives may be submitted, and artwork does not need to be for sale to be considered. The Untitled team is looking for the most creative, visionary, and imaginative work for The “Dream” Issue and Exhibition.
Let us get lost in your dreams!
The time is now to get your artwork in front of Untitled’s international audience of cultural tastemakers, collectors, galleries, museums, curators, editors, artists, and creatives. Selected artists and featured works will be promoted across The Untitled Magazine, The Untitled Space, partner channels, press outlets, and social media platforms, reaching a combined audience of more than 1,000,000 viewers worldwide across print, digital, exhibition, and social media channels.
The Untitled Magazine presents the latest in art, fashion, and culture for creative audiences with an eye for originality. Founded in 2009, The Untitled Magazine is an independent print and digital publication featuring exclusive interviews with inspirational talent in the art, fashion, and entertainment worlds, along with coverage of international exhibits, art fairs, film festivals, global events, and more.
The publication has been invited to exhibit its original productions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, fundraisers for the Louvre Museum, at Art Basel Miami, and Cannes Film Festival, among many others.
Past cover stories have featured notable talent including Charli XCX, Pussy Riot, Taylor Momsen, Bella Thorne, Tinashe, Machine Gun Kelly, Brooke Shields, Dove Cameron, Boy George, and Crystal Waters, as well as contemporary artists including Synchrodogs, Anna Delvey, and Jemima Kirke.
Contemporary artists previously featured in The Untitled Magazine include Swoon, David LaChapelle, Sarah Maple, Miss Meatface, Daniel Arsham, Alec Monopoly, Petite Doll, Leah Schrager, Martha Zmpounou, Parker Day, Rose McGowan, and more.
Check out our index of over 500 exclusive interviews by The Untitled Magazine here, along with a selection of over 50 past magazine covers.
The Untitled Space is a contemporary art gallery located in the heart of New York’s Tribeca Arts District on Lispenard Street. Founded in 2015 by Indira Cesarine, the gallery presents a boundary-pushing program of exhibitions featuring both emerging and established artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, video, and performance.
Since its founding, the gallery has presented over 100 exhibitions and featured the work of more than 600 artists, establishing itself as a dynamic hub for contemporary art and a catalyst for meaningful cultural exchange.
Artists and exhibitions from The Untitled Space have been featured in leading international publications, including Vogue, Forbes, Newsweek, W Magazine, Dazed, Artnet, and The New York Times, among others.
Indira Cesarine is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Untitled Magazine, founder and director of The Untitled Space gallery, and founder of the nonprofit initiative Art4Equality. Since launching The Untitled Magazine in 2009, Cesarine has built an internationally recognized platform dedicated to contemporary art, fashion, entertainment, and culture, featuring exclusive interviews, original editorial productions, exhibitions, events, and multimedia programming. In 2015, she expanded her curatorial practice with the launch of The Untitled Space in Tribeca, New York, which has since presented more than 100 exhibitions and featured the work of over 600 artists.
In 2019, Cesarine founded Art4Equality, a nonprofit initiative supporting equality-focused exhibitions, public art projects, educational programming, and charitable partnerships. Through her work, she has collaborated with organizations including SaveArtSpace, She Should Run, ERA Coalition, The New York Academy of Art, Coalition For The Homeless, and Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation, among many others.
A graduate of Columbia University, Cesarine is also an internationally exhibited multidisciplinary artist whose work has been presented at museums, galleries, art fairs, and cultural institutions including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Watermill Center, Hudson Valley MOCA, Mattatuck Museum, Albany Institute of History & Art, National Museum of Women in the Arts, and Art Basel Miami.
Cesarine’s curatorial projects and exhibitions have been featured internationally in publications including Vogue, Forbes, Newsweek, W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar, Dazed, Artnet, and The New York Times, among many others.
Learn more about Indira Cesarine and The Untitled Space on WIKIPEDIA.
Please note special terms and conditions apply. Please review the application for more information. All artists must submit an official application in order to be considered.
Link to application: https://form.jotform.com/untitledspace/dream
Early Submission Deadline: June 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST
$35 for up to 5 images
Standard Submission Deadline: July 12, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST
$45 for up to 5 images
The non-refundable submission fee helps support the curatorial review process, production, artist promotion, and administrative expenses associated with producing THE “DREAM” ISSUE + EXHIBITION. A portion of proceeds additionally supports Art4Equality, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to advancing equality through art, exhibitions, public programs, and educational initiatives.
Please contact us if you have any questions, Thank you!
